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The Presque Isle County Sheriff’s Office is understaffed, causing a domino effect of obstacles such as a limited number of deputies to patrol a wide coverage area, impacting response time and how long it takes for backup to arrive, as well as deputies’ ability to take time off.
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Six companies are receiving grants in an effort to "decarbonize" the state's waterways.
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The Clare County Road Commission is using ultra-high performance concrete to extend the life of bridges.
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Schools in Mecosta and Clare Counties discuss the way they go about LGBTQ policies in their districts.
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Researchers with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service are tracking Sturgeon in the Saginaw River Systems and Bay by using acoustic receivers that pick up signals from transmitters that the fish were tagged with.
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ReLeaf is hosting its 16th Michigan Big Tree Hunt to help identify some of the biggest trees in Michigan with goal of protecting what they consider "living landmarks".
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Central Montcalm’s 47.5 million-dollar bond proposal would have funded efforts to update buildings and build an auditorium and early childhood without raising taxes. The proposal failed in the polls by 42 votes.
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Tart cherry yields this year are higher than what was originally estimated.
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Gone to Pieces Quilt Guild of Alpena recently celebrated it's 30th anniversary. Members come from all over Northeast Michigan to be part of a community that inspires one another, and create quilts for charity's.
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For both WCMU News and The Alpena News, interviews were conducted with residents and visitors of Alpena to gauge the uniqueness and misconceptions of the town they love.