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KC Bonkers Selling Toys–Serving Coffee

A unique toy store is now open in Hancock and you’re invited to stop in for a cup of coffee. It’s a little bit of childhood fun brewed with some more mature tastes. KC Bonkers on Quincy Street in Hancock recently opened their doors offering customers a wide selection of …

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Voting Equipment To Be Replaced

The state is beginning to replace outdated voting equipment. Secretary of State Ruth Johnson says her office has started the process to upgrade the system used in all 48-hundred precincts, noting it is over a decade old. Johnson says the equipment has “served us well,” but is starting to show …

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Analyst Says Gas Prices Headed Below $2.00

What if gas prices fell below two dollars per gallon in Michigan? Gasbuddy.com says that the average price of gas in Michigan could be down to $1.98 per gallon before the end of the year. Gasbuddy’s Patrick DeHahn says Michigan and up to 19 other states could see a sub-two …

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Trust In Government And Right To Work Addressed In Poll

Do you trust your government? The latest Michigan State University State of the State survey shows 41-percent of respondents trust their local leaders but that that number drops sharply when asked about their state and federal leaders. Doctor Charles Ballard, an MSU economics professor and director of the survey, says …

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U.P. Wildfire Contained

An 80 acre wildfire in the Upper Peninsula, that began Thursday in Marquette County, is fully contained. The fire started at a logging site meaning there was plenty of fuel for the fire. The cause is under investigation. John Pepin with the Michigan Department of Natural Resources says crews will spend …

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Gas Prices Continue Downward Trend

Gas prices are down for the fourth consecutive week, based on a new survey from AAA Michigan. The Auto Club reports Michigan’s current statewide average is about $2.55 per gallon, about six cents less than last week’s average and about ninety-six cents less than this same time last year. Of …

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CPP and Natural Gas Prices

The Environmental Protection Agency is poised to roll out a final “Clean Power Plan” rule that puts new mandates on states to cut carbon emissions. In Michigan, the governor is already mapping out a plan for energy, which includes cutting energy waste and using more renewable energy and natural gas. …

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Tigers Blow Another Lead – Saturday Sports Wrap

Click on the highlighted scores for full stories. MLB – Tigers Squander Another Lead The Detroit Tigers blew another big lead, and lost to the Baltimore Orioles 8-7 last night. Detroit led 6-0 heading into the bottom of the fourth inning, powered by home runs from J.D. Martinez, James McCann …

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Crews Battle Wildfire In Humboldt Township

Crews are still battling a wildfire that began early Thursday afternoon in Humboldt Township. Officials believe that the fire began within the land of a logging project, Holli Forest Products of Ishpeming. Also, the weather conditions allowed the fire to spread from 10 acres initially to 60 acres by 7 …

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