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Perry Johnson stands in front of his campaign bus as he drops of his petition signatures to run for Governor.
Colin Jackson
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MPRN
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Johnson, Nesbitt campaigns drop off signatures on filing deadline 
Colin Jackson
Republicans Aric Nesbitt and Perry Johnson were among the last from their party to turn in nominating petition signatures in their bids for governor.
tomreichner
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Michigan hunters divided over proposed "one buck rule"
Mary Corey
Despite facing a lawsuit, the Petoskey City Council said Monday it’s committed to holding on to two easements that grant public access to the Little Traverse Wheelway. A portion of the trail collapsed in 2020 and a landowner couple is suing the city for not repairing the section on their land, which remains damaged and closed to the public.
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Top of Michigan Trails Council
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Petoskey committed to saving access to ‘Miracle Mile’ trail section
Laura Herberg, Bridge Michigan
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