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Winter conditions affect roads
Slippery road conditions have caused dozens of accidents around Grand Traverse County Monday.A In fact, road commission crews were out all night trying to keep roadways clear, but they started receiving ...
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Getting noticed
Roman S. Kowch of Sterling Heights has been awarded the 2008/2009 American Meteorological Society/R.M. Young Co.
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Close election call for soldier
The same day the U.S. Army first sergeant received an absentee ballot in the mail from Acme Township, the clerk's office called with bad news.
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Precincts prepare for record voter turnout
It's going to be hectic come Tuesday. Record numbers of regional voters are expected to participate on Election Day, when they'll be among five million citizens likely to cast ballots in Michigan.
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Campaign 2008: Record Absentee Voting in Northern Michigan
Northern Michigan voters are already setting records even though election day is still a week away.
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Area residents enjoy seasonal weather
Tom Curtis relished what's perhaps a last gasp of fall weather as early stages of winter begin to slowly creep up on Northern Michigan.
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46 TCAPS students have switched districts
Forty-six students left Traverse City Area Public Schools for other area schools after recent elementary school closings, district enrollment data show.
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Flu Clinics In Grand Traverse County
Tuesday, October 14, 2008 at 3:04 p.m. It's time to get your flu shotA and there are clinics taking place across Grand Traverse County to help keep you healthy this winter.
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Septage plant has troubled history
A new, independent analysis that exposes flaws at Grand Traverse County's Septage Treatment Facility adds the latest chapters to a costly, blunder-filled tale.
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Losses may back up at septage plant
Grand Traverse County's septage treatment facility faces millions of dollars in losses in coming years, and local taxpayers and septic tank owners could be forced to bail it out.
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Volunteers clean up Sleeping Bear
Six-year-old cub scout Spencer Crawford wants people to stop leaving trash on the beach.
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News From 100 Years Ago:
A hurry-up call was received over the Citizens' Telephone late last Tuesday from the home of J. C. Park calling for volunteers to assist in fighting the flames on his and J. C. Van Blaricom's farms and in the ...
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Photographer discusses life-changing shot
It is an image that grabbed the attention of pro-lifers everywhere, just as the tiny fingers of the unborn child in the photograph clutched the finger of the surgeon who stood over his pregnant mother.
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TCAPS conducting inventory of Norris, 6 other properties
The doors of Norris Elementary are closed - but the school is not forgotten. It is of the many facilities being examined in a comprehensive study of all the buildings owned by the Traverse City Area Public ...
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Quali-Pro holds second annual research symposium
For the second year, Quali-Pro held its annual Research Symposium, where researchers from seven universities presented trial data and studies on herbicides, insecticides, fungicides and turf grass regulators.
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Resort gets more than $2M for improvements
The Grand Traverse Resort & Spa will see more than $2 million in taxpayer-funded improvements in the coming weeks.
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Older brother of former gov. dies of cancer
John Grawn Milliken, longtime physician, local medical pioneer, champion of the arts, avid boater and older brother of former Gov.
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Deputy runs red light, crashes into truck
A Grand Traverse County Sheriff's deputy ran a red light and struck a truck driven by a Traverse City man and potentially totaled both vehicles.
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Tuesday on 9&10 News at 11
Dispelling myths and rumors about Chronic Wasting Disease. The first confirmed case was reported two weeks ago.
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4 injured in crash still hospitalized
Four people involved in a deadly Grand Traverse County traffic crash remain hospitalized.
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