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A volunteer curator with a northwest Michigan historical society is using her knowledge about grave cleaning to host workshops in an effort to preserve local history.
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Public-private partnership applies for $5 million in ARPA funding for development of new mental health facility.
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The Telehealth Broadband Pilot program is working to place devices to measure internet speed and quality in 6 counties.
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A Traverse City U.S. Coast Guard helicopter made an emergency landing because of a leak in its hydraulic system.
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AAA anticipates 1.2 million Michiganders to travel this Memorial Day weekend.
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Ben Swarts, a chemistry professor at Central Michigan University, developed chemical probes that are able to detect tuberculosis quicker than traditional tests and have the potential to help with treatment decisions.
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A new rule in Michigan added beaver, cotton tail rabbits, muskrats, opossums, and four types of squirrels to the list of animals that can be trapped or killed on private property year-round without a license if they’re causing damage or are likely to cause damage.
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A Mid-Michigan FFA program participated in a "Drive Your Tractor to School Day" to bring awareness to agriscience and inspire the next generation of farmers.
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According to the National Weather Service in Gaylord, the Traverse City Area received about 8 inches of rain in the past 30 days, three of those inches fell last weekend.
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Over the pandemic year, people have gone beyond just vacations. The Northwest real estate market is becoming increasingly crowded. Many people buy homes about as fast as realtors can sell them.