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Houghton's Major Repaving Project Takes Another Step Forward

The Houghton City Council is moving forward with a major repaving project that requires a $628,000 loan from the USDA. The project includes east Sharon Avenue, most of Razorback Drive, and the central portion of Seventh Avenue from Franklin Street to Garnet Street. Other smaller sections throughout the city will be repaved …

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Houghton's Major Repaving Project Takes Another Step Forward

The Houghton City Council is moving forward with a major repaving project that requires a $628,000 loan from the USDA. The project includes east Sharon Avenue, most of Razorback Drive, and the central portion of Seventh Avenue from Franklin Street to Garnet Street. Other smaller sections throughout the city will be repaved …

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Will Michigan's Presidential Primary Be Relevant?

With Republican presidential hopeful Donald Trump out of the gate so strongly, will Michigan’s presidential primary March 8th even be relevant? Yes, according to a poll of more than 81 political pundits in Michigan. The survey was conducted by Denno Research and Resch Strategies. More than 86 percent say Michigan’s …

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Will Michigan's Presidential Primary Be Relevant?

With Republican presidential hopeful Donald Trump out of the gate so strongly, will Michigan’s presidential primary March 8th even be relevant? Yes, according to a poll of more than 81 political pundits in Michigan. The survey was conducted by Denno Research and Resch Strategies. More than 86 percent say Michigan’s …

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House Committee Holds First Hearing On DPS Plan

A Michigan House committee has begun the process of vetting a plan to get Detroit Public Schools out of debt, which includes academic reforms and strips away some collective bargaining rights of teachers. The controversial proposal also wouldn’t have a fully elected school board in place in Detroit for eight …

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House Committee Holds First Hearing On DPS Plan

A Michigan House committee has begun the process of vetting a plan to get Detroit Public Schools out of debt, which includes academic reforms and strips away some collective bargaining rights of teachers. The controversial proposal also wouldn’t have a fully elected school board in place in Detroit for eight …

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House Committee Weighing Bill To Increase CWD Fines

A Michigan House committee is weighing legislation aimed at keeping Chronic Wasting Disease out of the state, and specifically out of the Upper Peninsula. George Lindquist with the U.P. Whitetails Association says all it takes to spread the disease is a hunter bringing back a dead deer or elk infected …

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House Committee Weighing Bill To Increase CWD Fines

A Michigan House committee is weighing legislation aimed at keeping Chronic Wasting Disease out of the state, and specifically out of the Upper Peninsula. George Lindquist with the U.P. Whitetails Association says all it takes to spread the disease is a hunter bringing back a dead deer or elk infected …

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HICA Extension Clears House, Heads To Governor

The Michigan Senate and House Wednesday gave the green light to a bill extending a tax on businesses who offer healthcare to their employees. The money collected from the Health Insurance Claims Assessment helps pay for Medicaid. Rich Studley, CEO of the Michigan Chamber of Commerce, opposes the measure. He …

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HICA Extension Clears House, Heads To Governor

The Michigan Senate and House Wednesday gave the green light to a bill extending a tax on businesses who offer healthcare to their employees. The money collected from the Health Insurance Claims Assessment helps pay for Medicaid. Rich Studley, CEO of the Michigan Chamber of Commerce, opposes the measure. He …

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