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VA Transparency Bill Passes House

The VA is moving towards higher transparency after a new bill was passed unanimously in the House Tuesday. The House of Representatives voted on the “Veterans Data Modernization Act,” which will require the VA to collect basic data on the cost of providing care to veterans. The bill was authored …

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Study Says Michigan Is Soft On Reckless Driving

A new study says Michigan is among the more lenient states in its treatment of speeders and reckless drivers. Wallethub.com’s study looked a areas such as speeding enforcement, penalties for reckless driving, cost of insurance, the use of automatic speed cameras, penalties for aggressive driving, and whether there’s jail time …

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Trump Coming To Michigan

Donald Trump is causing controversy, he’s rising in the polls and he’s coming to Michigan. The Republican presidential hopeful will speak in Birch Run August 11th at a Lincoln Day dinner for Republicans of Genesee and Saginaw counties. The event follows Trump’s controversial statements over the weekend about U.S. Senator …

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Michigan’s Lyme Disease Risk Grows

Michigan’s risk for Lyme disease continues to grow. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Michigan is among several Midwest states that has seen an expansion of high-risk areas for the illness. Lyme disease is transmitted by infected deer ticks, so Jennifer Smith of the Michigan Department of …

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Campaign Finance Reform Bills Sitting Idle in House Committee

A Michigan Democrat is making another run at revamping campaign finance laws in the state. State Representative Jim Townsend is sponsoring a bill to prohibit someone who is doing contract work for a local government from making campaign contributions to a local office holder. A similar bill impacting contractors on …

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New festival coming to Finlandia this fall

Festival Ruska – Sept. 21-26 Finlandia University’s roots are in Finland, and the university will celebrate those roots this September with an inaugural week-long eclectic event appropriately named Festival Ruska. In the Copper Country, much like in Finland, September ends with an explosion of color in the forests. This is …

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DNR identifies bones found in Marquette County as horse

Michigan Department of Natural Resources wildlife biologists at the DNR’s Customer Service Center in Marquette have determined bones found by a boy near Picnic Rocks in Marquette Thursday were those of a horse. The DNR was called to Shiras Park Thursday afternoon to pick up what remained of a skeleton …

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