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Studio 8 Hair Lab posted on their Facebook page that those identifying as transgender are not welcome at the salon and to instead “seek services at a local pet groomer.”
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Michigan expecting a slight increase in summer travel
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The non-profit organization Housing North requested the funds to expanding it's "Housing Ready" program across ten northwest Michigan counties.
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The event began in 2005 with a weeklong film festival. Filmmaker and co-founder Michael Moore says it's time for something new.
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The Traverse City Commission voted in favor of a contract payout to relieve city manager Martin Colburn of his duties.
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The "FishPass" project on Traverse City’s Boardman-Ottaway River is now set to move forward. The Michigan Court of Appeals overturned a circuit court ruling on Thursday, October 20, which had stalled the project for over a year.FishPass is designed to replace the Union Street dam with a a first-of-its kind, high tech structure that would block invasive species, like sea lamprey, while letting desirable fish continue upstream.
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A Michigan Court of Appeals heard arguments Tuesday morning on a proposed Fish Pass project in Traverse City.
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Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel has filed a brief in support of the city of Traverse City to build a “fish pass” without requiring a city vote.
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After being canceled for the past two years, the Traverse City Film Festival is returning this summer.
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Michigan tourism is projected to reach pre-pandemic levels this summer.