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Each Monday on Morning Edition, an IPR journalist brings you up to speed on what’s going on in northern Michigan, and what IPR is working on this week.
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Speakers at the annual State of the Community event brought updates on healthcare, housing, tourism and other hot-button topics. They also addressed sweeping changes in the federal government.
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This week: News that a film made in northern Michigan will head to the Sundance Film Festival next month. Plus, an update on housing efforts in and around Petoskey.
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Officials say they're feeling optimistic about opportunities for year-round housing but there’s still work to be done in the new year.
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Two catastrophes occurred 141-years ago this week on Little Traverse Bay.
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In 1887, a horrid storm turned into a tragic accident on Little Traverse Bay.
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There’s a new record store in downtown Petoskey. It’s called Hexagon Records and it’s one of the few places in northern Michigan devoted to selling vinyl.
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A group of advocates in Petoskey say residential hospice is needed in the region - especially for people with serious terminal illnesses.
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Students from Benzie County will continue paying an out-of-district-rate for tuition at Northwestern Michigan College. A proposal to change that was withdrawn this week.
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The freshman state representative is trying to win the 107th House District a second time but first he faces a primary challenger from his own party.