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Six hospitalized after toxic chemical released from Grawn military plane crash (opens the original)
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Munson Healthcare officials say they've treated 33 people for contamination, and six have been hospitalized after an F-16 military jet from the Texas Air National Guard crash landed in Grand Traverse County Thursday. The medical center said the majority of those who were treated were first responders and are in stable condition. The crash came after a pilot safely ejected from his plane and discharged his parachute during a routine training exercise near Interlochen. According to the Associated
Michigan Republicans solidify candidates at convention (opens the original)
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Red hats, ties and delegate signs filled Mount Pleasant's Soaring Eagle Casino on Saturday as Michigan's Republican Party solidified its side of the ballot for this year's general election in November. The party hosted its annual nominating convention to finalize its nominees and rally support for grassroots policies. The general election will be highly contested as Michiganders choose candidates at nearly every level of government in the state. Chair of the Michigan Republican Party, state Sen.
Online pharmacies aid rural health care but threaten Michigan drugstores (opens the original)
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(This story was originally published by Bridge Michigan, a nonprofit and nonpartisan news organization. Visit the newsroom online: bridgemi.com.) For the past five years, Alpena resident Selena Kenny has received a bulk supply of medication every three months from Express Scripts. Her Medicare Advantage plan labels mail-in services as its preferred pharmacy because it offers the lowest price for her blood pressure and cholesterol medication. "For most of the medications that I take on an ongoing
Online pharmacies aid rural health care but threaten Michigan drugstores - Bridge Michigan (opens the original)
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For the past five years, Alpena resident Selena Kenny has received a bulk supply of medication every three months from Express Scripts. Her Medicare Advantage plan labels mail-in services as its preferred pharmacy because it offers the lowest price for her blood pressure and cholesterol medication. “For most of the medications that I take on an ongoing regular basis, it’s very convenient to have them come through the mail,” Kenny said. Mail-in prescription services from pharmacy benefit managers
Sisters aim to repair studio of iconic Michigan printmaker Gwen Frostic - Bridge Michigan (opens the original)
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In the woods of Benzie County sits a 21,000-square-foot studio that was owned by famed Michigan artist Gwen Frostic, who built a multimillion-dollar business from her artwork depicting plants and wildlife across the state. Since Frostic’s death in 2001, the home, production center and business have had a rotation of owners who have tried to maintain the 62-year-old business and legacy of one of Michigan’s most famous artists. After more than four years on the market, sisters Amy and Sarah Blessi
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