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Deer Hunting Getting More Expensive In Michigan

Deer hunting has long been a cherished tradition in Michigan, offering both recreational enjoyment and a means of wildlife management. However, in recent years, hunters have noticed a steady increase in the costs associated with this pastime. Several factors contribute to the rising expenses of deer hunting in the...
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Gov. Whitmer Signs Executive Directive Expanding Access to College and Skills Training for Michigan...

LANSING, Mich. – Today, Governor Gretchen Whitmer signed an executive directive instructing the Michigan Department of Lifelong Education, Advancement, and Potential (MiLEAP) and the Department of Labor and Economic Opportunity (LEO) to make an active effort to reach and inform more men of existing tuition-free...
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Legal Pot ‘Aroma’ Sparks Landmark Michigan High Court Decision

Since 2018, the recreational use and possession (up to 2.5 ounces on your person or up to 10 ounces in your home, according to the Mitten Law Firm) of marijuana has been legal in Michigan (you may have seen a billboard or two). Since then, we've smelled its presence in grocery stores, doctors' offices, daycares, and...
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2 seriously injured when passing car collides with oncoming vehicle

KENT COUNTY, MI – Two people suffered serious injuries Thursday, April 10, when the driver of a vehicle attempting to pass crashed into an oncoming vehicle, state police said. The crash was reported around 12:15 p.m. on 14 Mile Road (M-57) near Myers Lake Avenue in Kent County’s Courtland...
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New Coastal Italian Restaurant Opening Up Soon Downtown Grand Rapids

Grand Rapids has said goodbye to one restaurant to make way for a new one opening up in its place. If all goes as planned, the new eatery will open in just a few weeks!. After 14 years in business at 201 Monroe Ave. NW, Reserve Wine and Food closed in May of 2024.
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A Honey Bun Bacon Double Cheeseburger in Grand Rapids?

A good old sandwich is a simple part of our lives. Whether you're buying it or just making it up, I would call it comfort food. People have been coming up with crazy sandwich creations forever Have you tried a Nutella and salami sandwich? What about a peanut butter and pickles sandwich? How about a peanut butter and...
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Ministers in the Christian Reformed Church transfer to the RCA

As the Christian Reformed Church has continued to reaffirm its traditional beliefs on marriage, a number of its ministers have left the denomination for the Reformed Church in America.
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Michigan’s Spring Snow Surprise: 17 Inches in the Middle of April

Everyone in Michigan knows that Mother Nature is unpredictable. For example, Michigan typically averages 15 tornadoes per year. ⬇️ Awesome Grand Rapids Spots To Enjoy When The Weather Sucks ⬇️. But last week, there were so many F0 and F1 tornadoes that popped up that we've already reached...
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More Cases Of Dangerous And Deadly Disease Confirmed In Michigan

Michigan is seeing a significant decline in winter illnesses that had recently spiked in the Great Lakes state. However, health officials are concerned that one highly contagious virus is spreading rapidly, and cases continue to climb in Michigan. More Cases Of Dangerous And Deadly Disease Confirmed In Michigan....
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Audit: Deaths of 150 children went unevaluated by Michigan office tasked with safety reviews

The deaths of 150 children weren’t evaluated by a state office tasked with determining if they needed further review, according to an audit. The Office of Family Advocate (OFA), which is within the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services, is in charge of performing Safe System Reviews (SSR) of the deaths of...

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