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Electronic tags for Michigan hunters to start March 1

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(This story was originally published by Bridge Michigan, a nonprofit and nonpartisan news organization. Visit the newsroom online: bridgemi.com.) Starting March 1, Michigan hunters will no longer need to display paper kill tags on certain animals. Instead, they’ll be able to validate ...

Dickinson chamber welcomes new member Mosaic Massage & Wellness

Business

IRON MOUNTAIN — Mosaic Massage & Wellness in Iron Mountain recently joined the Dickinson Area Chamber of Commerce, which celebrated with a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the business. Mosaic Massage & Wellness is owned by Stacy Henrion, a licensed massage therapist with a background in ...

Off-duty MSP officer from UP helps save life at ski resort

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HARBOR SPRINGS — A Michigan State Police officer based in the Upper Peninsula is being credited with helping save a life while cross-country skiing at a downstate resort. The Michigan State Police from the St. Ignace post have recognized Sgt. Dennis Wagner for what happened while he was ...

Whitmer warns of worsening auto industry under Trump’s tariffs

Local News

DETROIT (AP) — Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer offered a contrasting view of manufacturing in Detroit Thursday, two days after President Donald Trump defended his tariff strategy in the Motor City. Whitmer, a term-limited Democrat who is in her last year as governor, said in a speech at the ...

Magician to perform at Bay College in Escanaba

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ESCANABA — Daryl Rogers will take you on a journey through the art of magic in his latest show, "Illusions of Mystery," at 5 p.m. Eastern time Tuesday at the Bess Center Theater on the campus of Bay College in Escanaba. Rogers will share stories of the famous magicians he has studied with, ...