Category Archives: News

Little Change In Schoolcraft County Ballot Recount
The numbers changed slightly, but not enough to change the results as two Schoolcraft County election tallies were recounted Friday. Local Three New reports that the first was on a county jail millage...
Jack Hall Dec 16, 2018

Changes Could Be Coming To Recreation Passport
New legislation making its way through the state legislature would require Michigan drivers to opt-out of paying the state's $11 Recreation Passport fee when renewing their driver's licenses. The Pass...
Jack Hall Dec 16, 2018

'Matter Of Balance' Workshop In Hannahville
Have you turned down a chance to go out with family or friends because you were concerned about falling? Have you cut down on a favorite activity because you might fall? If so, A Matter of Balance: Ma...
Jack Hall Dec 16, 2018

Michigan Treasury Suggests Getting Tax Papers Together
With the state of Michigan's individual income tax season beginning in late January 2019, the Michigan Department of Treasury is asking taxpayers to take a couple of actions today to ensure returns ar...
Jack Hall Dec 16, 2018

U.P. Man Appointed To Trails Advisory Council
Gov. Rick Snyder has appointed an Upper Peninsula man to the Michigan Trails Advisory Council. John Matonich, of Marenisco, retired in 2016 as CEO of Rowe Professional Services Company. He served as t...
Jack Hall Dec 16, 2018

Stabenow: Health Care Ruling 'Outrageous'
U.S. Senator Debbie Stabenow (D-MI) released the following statement on the ruling by a federal judge in Texas overturning the Affordable Care Act: "This outrageous ruling threatens health coverage fo...
Jack Hall Dec 15, 2018

Sawyer International Airport Gets New Snow Broom
Sawyer International Airport and Marquette County are gearing up for the snowy season. Marquette County recently entered into a lease-purchase agreement for a multi-function snow broom/plow vehicle in...
Jack Hall Dec 15, 2018

Bay College Allied Health Program Gets Donation
Local organization, 40/8 Voiture 663, recently donated over $3,700 to purchase Intravenous (IV) infusion pumps to be used by Bay College students pursing a degree or certificate in Allied Health. IV p...
Jack Hall Dec 15, 2018

Dickinson County Man Honored For Outdoors Work
The Michigan Natural Resources Commission recently honored longtime conservationist and Upper Peninsula native Tony Demboski with the Thomas L. Washington Lifetime Commitment to Conservation Award. Th...
Jack Hall Dec 15, 2018

Governor Signs Minimum Wage, Family Leave Bills
Gov. Rick Snyder today signed Senate Bills 1171 and 1175 to continue to increase the minimum wage and provide paid medical leave benefits for many Michigan workers. "I look at legislation presented to...
Jack Hall Dec 15, 2018

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