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Michigan native and Central Michigan University alum Angeline Boulley's debut novel is this year's Great Michigan Read. WCMU's Brianna Edgar brings us this spoiler-free review.
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Play production and workshops line up with mass shooting's 25th anniversary.
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The theatre's warehouse burned down in December and was torn down last week, marking the beginning of a path towards reconstruction of the space that housed the theatre's equipment.
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Sinclair’s 1969 arrest for marijuana possession made him the spiritual father and eventually grandfather of Michigan’s marijuana movement.
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Statues of the famed lumberjack are scattered across the region, including retail stores, college campuses and roadside attractions.
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The AuSable Artisan Villiage AAV is asking for the community's help to bring the center to the city.
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Doug Pickel of Trufant has been carving, sanding and finishing wood plaques for veterans and Gold Star families across the country for over two decades.
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It may cost Clare Public Schools nearly $500,000 to move four murals out of their middle school auditorium. The artworks were painted as part of the Works Progress Administration, a new-deal program that put people back to work during the Great Depression.
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Three Pines Studios in Cross Village and the Lyric Theatre in Harbor Springs have helped raise funds for World Central Kitchen, a non-profit stationed along the Ukrainian border, serving hot meals to hungry refugees.
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Rep. John Moolenaar, a Republican from Midland, joined Rep. Dan Kildee, a Democrat from Flint, to help the Midland Center for the Arts receive an extension for federal disaster relief funds.