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Seen from the banks of the Cheboygan River, much of the building is in disrepair. However, there was a time the mill employed hundreds of residents.
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The case's voluntary dismissal is an effort to move an older lawsuit forward in state court.
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Township board members met Wednesday night to hear public comment and vote on the fate of a settlement agreement for a lawsuit with wineries.
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Both Enbridge and the state of Michigan expected talks to wrap up by the end of August. That deadline has now been extended at least a month.
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When Grand Traverse County Commissioner Ron Clous flashed his rifle while a resident spoke at an online public meeting, it caused an outcry in the community.Now the resident, Patricia MacIntosh is suing the county, arguing the commissioner violated her First Amendment rights.
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At times, Keli MacIntosh had to take a deep breath before getting her words out. During an emotional testimony Tuesday, she explained why she decided to…
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A northern Michigan health department says it’s struggling to make a local market comply with a state executive order. Now the Antrim County store may…
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A federal appeals court won’t give former Governor Rick Snyder a new hearing in a class action lawsuit over the Flint water crisis. That means the lawsuit…
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Two Michigan residents say their constitutional rights are being violated because they can’t visit their second home in northern Michigan. The Ann…
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Nestlé Waters will not get the water pumping building it wants in northern Michigan. The company did not appeal a court decision in December, effectively…