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Stateside 7.9.2018

Stateside for Monday, July 9, 2018

On Stateside today, President Trump's tariffs on imported steel and aluminum have caused some chaos in the global markets. But would tariffs and trade wars matter as much if we did a better job of recycling scrap metal? Plus, 18 years after arriving at Frederik Meijer Gardens as a seedling, a corpse flower named Putricia makes her debut. 

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Michigan judge on SCOTUS shortlist has “razor sharp legal intellect,” says former colleague

Stop and smell the “rotting flesh” as rare corpse flower blooms in Grand Rapids

Royal Oak musician performed mostly in her family’s cafe. Then Anita Baker walked in.

Book on famous Michigan boys proves “you don’t have to be an adult” to do big things

West Michigan program wants to show high schoolers a new kind of manufacturing job

Could recycling more steel, aluminum temper the impact of a trade war?

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