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Snyder Recall Petition Language Approved

The Board of State Canvassers has given the green light to petition language to recall the governor over the Flint water crisis. The same panel also rejected five other petitions to recall Rick Snyder and one to recall Lieutenant Governor Brian Calley. Organizers now have 180 days to start circulating …

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Snyder Says He'll Release More Flint Emails

Governor Rick Snyder says his office will release thousands of pages of emails soon relating to the Flint water crisis. He tells the Detroit News the emails will date back to 2011 and will include messages his staff sent or received related to the city’s water supply. Snyder wouldn’t say …

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Snyder Says He'll Release More Flint Emails

Governor Rick Snyder says his office will release thousands of pages of emails soon relating to the Flint water crisis. He tells the Detroit News the emails will date back to 2011 and will include messages his staff sent or received related to the city’s water supply. Snyder wouldn’t say …

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Historic Kirkish Building Roof Collapses

City officials continue to assess the damage surrounding the collapse of the roof of the historic Kirkish Furniture building in downtown Houghton. The upper portion of the building came down early Saturday morning. The building is owned by Adventure Properties, LLC. No one was inside the building at the time …

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Copper Country Students Compete For National History Day

Five schools from the Copper Country participated in this year’s History Day competition. Middle and high school students from Houghton, Hancock, Calumet, Lake Linden and Jeffers created historical research projects to be presented across various mediums. Some students arranged their work in a display, while others opted for essays, documentaries, websites …

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Copper Country Students Compete For National History Day

Five schools from the Copper Country participated in this year’s History Day competition. Middle and high school students from Houghton, Hancock, Calumet, Lake Linden and Jeffers created historical research projects to be presented across various mediums. Some students arranged their work in a display, while others opted for essays, documentaries, websites …

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