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Outdoor lighting group plans awards event
PETOSKEY — Petoskey-based Outdoor Lighting Forum has scheduled its ninth annual Outdoor Lighting Design Awards Luncheon for noon-1:30 p.m. Monday, April 23, at City Park Grill, 432 E. Lake St., Petoskey. The Outdoor Lighting Forum group promotes... -
Boyne Mountain launches 'Made in Michigan' store
BOYNE FALLS -- The best Michigan has to offer is now available at a single location.
Boyne USA opened the Made in Michigan Store on Monday as the latest Village at Boyne Mountain attraction, featuring art, food, wine and beer and premium products locally...Tags: Wines, New Products
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Romney, Santorum battle for Northern Michigan votes
TRAVERSE CITY -- Fighting for key voter territory, Republican presidential candidate Rick Santorum attempted to upstage Michigan native and former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney at a last-minute stop Sunday in Traverse City, several hours before Romney...Tags: Republican Party, Crime, Law and Justice, Newt Gingrich, Justice System, Bill Huizenga
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Community Notes
Harbor Bridge Club Harbor Bridge Club results from Sunday, Feb. 5: 1. Mark Hess and Edward Kukla, Doug Kenny and Geoff Goldich; 2. John Hastie and Eva Walker, Paul Nelson and Larry Willis; 3. Bernadette Burkhardt and Don Burkhardt, Pamela Ziegel and...Tags: Family Planning, Cancer, Abusive Behavior, Parkinson's Disease, Pregnancy and Childbirth
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How Pure Michigan spends $25 million
Staff WriterBy now, almost everyone in Michigan and a good portion of the national television-watching population, have heard the calm narration of actor Tim Allen beckoning people to the state of Michigan. “This light shines for us all. This light is Pure...Tags: Economic Policy, Michigan Legislature, Finance, Trips and Vacations, Travel
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Community takes part in poverty simulation
A 9-year-old girl couldn’t complete her school work because she was so hungry.
A pregnant 16-year-old found out she needed glasses she couldn’t afford.
And an 85-year-old widower only had $15 dollars left for the month, still owed $50, and...Tags: Services and Shopping, Prisons, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, United Way , Family
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Legislation would allow Petoskey's purchase of railroad spur route
A bill pending in the Michigan Legislature would allow a state-owned railroad spur route running through part of Petoskey to be made available for purchase by city officials.
As a state Senate committee reviews House Bill 4754, some of its members...Tags: The Salvation Army, Republican Party, Transportation, Michigan Legislature, Transportation
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Emmet County launches plan to create 22,500-acre Dark Sky Coast
MACKINAW CITY -- The northwestern coast of Michigan is about to get a little darker.
Emmet County launched a plan Thursday to develop a 22,500-acre Dark Sky Coast sanctuary for viewing the night sky along the western coast of the northern Lower...Tags: Forestry and Timber, Environmental Issues, Forests, Conservation, Natural Resources
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Foster posts strong fundraising; MacMaster spends in off-year
Lawmakers statewide raised more than $5.9 million during the past 14 months since last reporting, the Michigan Campaign Finance Network reported.
The campaign finance watchdog put Gov. Rick Snyder as the top fundraiser with $346,300 during the past...Tags: Republican Party, CMS Energy Corporation, Government, Charity, Rick Snyder
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Professor announces candidacy as Democrat in 107th Michigan House race
Staff WriterA North Central Michigan College English literature professor is stepping out of the classroom and into the political arena. Suzanne Shumway, of Petoskey, announced Thursday she will be entering the 2012 race for the 107th House District as a Democrat....Tags: Literature, Literature, Jim Martin, Elections, Arts and Culture
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Luncheon speakers: Petoskey institutions making progress
Despite the challenging economy in recent years, four speakers at Petoskey’s annual State of the Community Luncheon Friday had positive trends to report in the local and state institutions they represent.
This was the seventh year for the State...Tags: Energy Saving, Environmental Issues, Cross Country Skiing, Government, Local Government
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Community Notes Tuesday, Feb. 14, 2012
A son, Wiley Teel Simmonds, was born to Julie and Raymond Simmonds of Boulder, Colo. at 10:34 p.m.January 21, 2012, at Good Samaritan Medical Center in Lafayette, Colo. Wiley weighed 7 pounds 13 ounces and was 21 inches long at birth. Grandparents are Tom...Tags: Family Planning, Cancer, Abusive Behavior, Parkinson's Disease, Pregnancy and Childbirth
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