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The health system applauded the recently announced Cheboygan Commons project for “improving infrastructure and increasing visibility throughout the state.”
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Residential hospice built on community funding is getting harder to find — especially in rural regions. Experts say organizers need to think creatively to provide essential end-of-life care.
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This week: Big plans for Cheboygan after September's devastating fire. How do we coexist with bears? And can waves provide electricity on Beaver Island?
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Ever since an enormous fire and roof collapse in September, the Cheboygan Tissue Depot site has sat in disrepair. Now, there are new plans for the site.
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More than 120 years ago, a Native American village in northern Michigan was burned down at the behest of a white land speculator. Now, the descendants of that village want the federal government to know they’re still here.
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This week: A Traverse City woman christens a Navy vessel bearing her father's name. A newspaper editor is abruptly fired. And growing up Chinese American in Detroit.
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Sarah Leach was fired by executives at parent company Gannett last month after she spoke to the Poynter Institute.
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Drivers near the the tip of the mitten may see minor traffic delays this summer with I-75 construction beginning in Otsego and Cheboygan counties.
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In 1900, a group of men including a sheriff and a land speculator torched a peaceful Native American settlement, leaving about 25 families homeless. A new book, documents those first people and legal battles that took place around the burn-out.
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Tim Cook’s last day in office will be Dec. 31. Cook says his undersheriff Josh Ginop will run for the position in November, with his support.