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Tax exemption in the works for syrup
State lawmakers have perks in the works for maple syrup producers in Michigan. Maple syrup production could be labeled an agricultural activity, making it eligible for state personal property tax exemption.
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VFW Auxiliary 565 meets national president
The Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary 565 officers traveled to the VFW POW WOW held in the Kewadin Hotel and Casino, in Sault Saint Marie, this past week.
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ICTC installs six more stations
Livonia sophomore Jon Kevnick rides an ICTC bus to his Village at Bluegrass apartment Tuesday afternoon.
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Week In Review:
A Mancelona man was hospitalized after he crashed his car during an Antrim County police chase.
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Ambulance involved in crash on U.S. 31
An ambulance crashed into another vehicle while responding to a medical emergency in Elk Rapids.
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More than 600 runners at Stompede
More than 600 people took part in the annual 7-mile run, 5K run, or walk in the rolling vineyard.
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Mich. delegates to Republican National Convention
The list of Michigan delegates going to the Republican National Convention, according to the Michigan Republican Party.
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Crash victim identified
The sheriff's department has identified the victim of Wednesday's fatal traffic crash as John Raymond Muhonen, a 38-year-old who had been living in the Kewadin and Kalkaska areas.
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On-campus apartments will become wireless by Oct. 1
Central Michigan University has installed wireless routers and has a wireless signal in all buildings except for on-campus apartments, Information and Technology officials said.
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Primary election: What a waste
So the primary is over and, technically, nothing is decided until voters head back to the polls in November.
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Regional Anishinabek to hold summit
NEWS RELEASE SAULT STE. MARIE TRIBE OF CHIPPEWA INDIANS ************************* 'Anishinaabeg Summit: Living Treaties' slated for August 13 to 15 SAULT STE.
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Greektown Casino's owner to lay off 2% of workers
Greektown Casino majority owner, the Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians, is laying off 2% of its 2,000-member workforce as the tribe struggles with a $15-million deficit.
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Letters At Issue: Primary Election:
The current commissioner representing Benzie County's Lake/Crystal Lake townships endorsed a proposal to override the coveted Headlee Amendment, and voters soundly defeated the proposal.
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Stone Circle draws poets, storytellers and singers to spin tales from the heart
KEWADIN -- Tonight, thousands of people at campgrounds, cottages and backyards from Marquette to Monroe and hundreds of places in between will gather around campfires, roasting marshmallows and telling tall ...
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Statement regarding Kewadin gaming revenue
NEWS RELEASE SAULT STE. MARIE TRIBE OF CHIPPEWA INDIANS ************************* Kewadin announces robust revenue gains for May Kewadin Casinos experiences modest gains in gaming revenue despite struggling ...
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Deals that include gas
White Swan Inn in Whitehall: Bring a bag of food for the local food pantry and get a $40 fuel discount on one night's lodging.
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Week in Review:
"Please dismiss the civil infraction issued in the above-numbered citation. Thank you. (signed) Anthony J. Cicchelli" "Please dismiss the civil infraction issued in the above-numbered citation. Thank you. via Traverse City Record-Eagle
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4/30 - Two Teens Arrested for Kewadin Break-in
"We offer superior sales and service for our valued customers. We are committed to serving our friends and customers and look forward to hearing from you." Police say two teenagers ransacked a Northern Michigan community center. Deputies arrested the two 15-year-olds for breaking into the Kewadin Community Center earlier this month. via WWUP-TV Cadillac
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Police ID teen suspects in break-ins
Antrim County police identified teenage suspects in two separate break-ins at the Kewadin Community Center. via Traverse City Record-Eagle
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Community center break-in suspects arrested
Deputies have identified two suspects in connection with two break-ins at an Antrim County community center that left hundreds of dollars in damages. via WTOM-TV Traverse City
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