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Emmet County is currently facing a housing shortage of over 3,000 units, but one local organization is working to address the housing gap through a project that would house 165 people.
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The restoration of the city's historic bridge is estimated to cost $2.3 million. State transportation officials say focus of the repairs will be increasing safety and extending the life of the bridge.
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Michigan expecting a slight increase in summer travel
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The site of the former Michigan Maple Block company is the proposed site for a 200-unit apartment complex.
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The City of Petoskey has been working with an Indiana-based private equity firm to bring a 200-unit apartment complex to the city.
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As part of the “American and The Holocaust” exhibit, The Petoskey District Library is holding Women’s Experiences during the Holocaust workshop on Wednesday, Feb. 1 at 7 p.m. in the Carnegie Building.
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A group of scientists analyzed ecosystems in Petoskey, Charlevoix and the former Wurtsmith Air Force base in Oscoda.
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Sean Miller, an award-winning arts and entertainment reporter at the Petoskey News-Review, announced on Twitter he had been laid off by Gannett, the paper's parent company.
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Pandemic unemployment benefits are ending, but that doesn’t equal more workers
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Some of the biggest tourist attractions in Alpena lie beneath the waves.Thunder Bay National Marine Sanctuary holds an estimated 200 shipwrecks. Some of them are mere miles from shore, making them accessible to everyday people.The sanctuary often tops lists of “Things to Do in Alpena,” a town of 10,000 that sits over an hour from the interstate.