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Bill to Eliminate Straight-Ticket Voting Clears House Committee

Straight-ticket voting would be a thing of the past under legislation that cleared a House committee Tuesday. The measure has already passed the Senate. State Representative Jeff Irwin voted against the bill in committee saying it will create long lines on Election Day. He says minorities in urban areas will …

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Bill to Keep Siblings in Foster Care Together Clears Senate

A bill to help keep siblings in foster care together cleared the state Senate Tuesday. The legislation would require a reasonable effort be made to keep siblings removed from a home in the same placement, or provide for frequent visitation, unless the state deems doing so would not be safe. …

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Suspect Sought Who Robbed South Range VFW

The Houghton County Sheriff’s Department is looking for the person responsible for robbing the VFW Lounge in the Village of South Range. The suspect is described as 6’0” to 6’2”, average build, wearing blue jeans, a brownish Carhart-type jacket, and a green, black and white snowmobile helmet with a mirrored …

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Foundation Awards Grants to Foster Catholic Faith

DIOCESE OF MARQUETTE N E W S   R E L E A S E December 1, 2015 Foundation Awards Grants to Foster Catholic Faith More than $200,000 in grants were recently awarded to Catholic parishes, missions, Catholic schools and Catholic Social Services of the Upper Peninsula, marking the Endowment Foundation …

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KBIC General Election This Saturday

The Keweenaw Bay Indian Community will hold its general election this Saturday. Registered voters in the L’Anse District will cast ballots at the Zeba Community Hall. Residents in the Baraga District will vote at the Ojibwa Senior Citizens Center. Two council members will be selected from each district. Candidates in …

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DNR To Crack Down On Noisy Snowmobiles

Michigan Department of Natural Resources conservation officers will be enhancing statewide efforts to enforce snowmobile decibel level rules this winter. Noncompliance of the rules could damage Michigan’s nationally recognized trail system because 50 percent of trails pass through private land. Enhanced efforts will focus on the DNR-managed trail systems, high-use …

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