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Snyder Says He Won't Resign

Michigan Governor Rick Snyder will not resign. Despite a call for his resignation from Michigan House Minority Leader Tim Greimel Wednesday, the governor says he’s fully committed to remaining in office and fixing the problems with the water in Flint. Greimel wants Snyder to resign over “actions and inactions” related …

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House Speaker: No More Money For Flint Until October

The top Republican in the Michigan House says Flint won’t see another dime from the state to help with its water crisis until October, when the new budget takes effect. House Speaker Kevin Cotter says lawmakers took care of immediate needs, such as approving money for bottled water and water …

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Hearings Underway For Grand Rapids Home For Veterans

Lawmakers on four different Michigan House and Senate panels picked through a scathing audit of a veteran’s home in Grand Rapids Thursday. The audit, released last month, shows employees and supervisors at the Grand Rapids Home for Veterans lied about checking on patients who may have fallen, higher ups didn’t …

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Trump Has Double-Digit Lead Over Cruz In Michigan Poll

Donald Trump has a ten-point lead over his nearest rival for the Republican presidential nomination in Michigan in a new poll. The survey by Lansing-based EPIC-MRA shows Trump with a 10 point lead over Senator Ted Cruz. Trump is at 29 percent and Cruz is at 19 percent. Running third …

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Cruz, Rubio Target Trump During Debate

Frontrunner Donald Trump spent much of Thursday night’s Republican presidential debate, hosted by Fox News, in the cross-hairs of Florida Senator Marco Rubio and Texas Senator Ted Cruz. Rubio and Trump routinely tussled in shouting matches that had to be broken up by moderators, while Cruz leaned on recent polls …

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Finnish Scholars To Offer Insights On Asylum Seekers In Europe

A pair of leading political scholars from Finland will share their expertise with a presentation regarding how the Finns are handling the more than 32,000 asylum seekers from the Middle East and Afghanistan. Historian Juhana Aunesluoma from the University of Helsinki and Matti Jutila, a political scientist from the University …

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New Athletics Complex Part Of Houghton-Portage Township Schools Bond Referendum

A bond proposal, if approved, would mean major renovations at Houghton-Portage Township Schools. The school district held a Community Forum Wednesday to outline the $8.69 million project. The project would include upgrades to instructional technology, security improvements and building enhancements, energy conservation measures and a complete overhaul of the outdoor …

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