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How Should the State Spend its Extra Revenue?

Now that the state government bean counters have settled on how much extra money the state will have left over from the current fiscal year, the governor and legislative leaders have to figure out what to do with it. House Speaker Kevin Cotter, R-Mt. Pleasant, says some of the additional …

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Benishek Endorses Casperson For Congress

Lansing, MI – Rep. Dan Benishek today endorsed Tom Casperson for U.S. House of Representatives in Michigan’s 1st Congressional District. “Today, I am proud to endorse Tom Casperson to represent Michigan’s First Congressional District in Congress,” said Rep. Dan Benishek. “Tom has a proven record of fighting for Northern Michigan families, not only …

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Taking A Vacation In The Winter Can Improve Your Health

Each year, Americans fail to use 429 million vacation days according to Project Time Off. Some may use excuses like having too much work, or there not being enough options during the winter. In Michigan it is generally accepted that all vacation time is used during the summer months, however Vice …

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Take The Winterization Challenge From HEET

There are many steps a homeowner can take to winterize their home. The Houghton Energy Efficiency Team (HEET) has nine of those steps listed in their Winterization Challenge. Each month, residents are asked to complete one of the steps, like caulking in January. And if you aren’t sure how to …

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Michigan Tech's Online Graduate Engineering Program Ranked By National Publication

For the full story, see http://www.mtu.edu/news/stories/2016/january/us-news-ranks-michigan-techs-online-graduate-engineering-programs.html Michigan Tech’s online graduate engineering program ranks in the top half of online graduate engineering programs nationwide, according to rankings just released by US News & World Report. Tech Today reports that the university’s online graduate engineering program ranked 41 of 83 programs listed, …

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Law Will Help Those who use Service Animals

The state is taking steps to make it easier for those who use service dogs to enter public facilities without being hassled. A new law takes effect next week that Lieutenant Governor Brian Calley, whose brother uses a service dog, says clarifies rules regarding use of service animals and brings …

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Genesee County Sees Spike in Legionnaires Disease Cases

Genesee County has seen a spike in Legionnaires Disease over the last two years. Michigan Department of Health and Human Services Director Nick Lyon says there’s no evidence the outbreak is related to the high lead levels found in Flint’s water, however the state is looking to see if there …

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