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Niowave expands Clinton County facility to boost “growing” cancer-fighting isotope production (opens the original)
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CLINTON COUNTY, Mich. (News 10) - Niowave, a medical manufacturer, is building a new facility to expand production of medical isotopes used in radiation therapy. “The demand for those is growing immensely,” said Mike Zamiara, CEO of Niowave. Traditional radiation therapy involves exposing the body to radiation from the outside. It is an effective way to kill cancer cells, but the process can also kill healthy cells along the way. With medical radioisotopes, Niowave can inject the treatment into
Michigan liquor stores adjust as US bans Canadian alcohol imports (opens the original)
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EAST LANSING, Mich. (News 10) - A United States ban on nearly a billion dollars worth of Canadian imports went into effect Tuesday, affecting local liquor store owners in Michigan. The ban includes dairy products, motorcycles and alcoholic beverages. It amounts to about $880 billion worth of annual two-way trade between the U.S. and Canada. The ban comes as a trade war between the two countries continues. The ban impacts alcohol brands such as Crown Royal and Seagram’s V.O. Rich McCarius, Owner
Williamston senior center partners with farm vendors for fresh meals (opens the original)
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WILLIAMSTON, Mich. (News 10) - The Williamston Area Senior Center has partnered with local farm vendors to provide members with meals made from fresh, locally grown produce. On any given day at the center, people can be found playing cards, solving puzzles or eating a home-cooked meal made with fresh produce from local farmers. Julie Rudd, the Executive Director of the Williamston Area Senior Center, said the meals made with fresh food are different from canned food. “The meals we can make with
Flu, COVID vaccination rates decline as respiratory illness season begins (opens the original)
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OKEMOS, Mich. (News 10) -The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends patients get vaccinated against the flu and COVID-19 in September or October. Across the country, some people are opting to skip those shots this year. Monia Stevenson, a Haslett resident, said she gets her flu shot every year. “I’ve seen too many people that’s been sick with the flu and I don’t have any patience for sickness,” Stevenson said. Other Mid-Michigan residents, like Okemos resident Michelle Shand, are
Heating oil costs surge, leaving rural customers scrambling (opens the original)
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ST JOHNS, Mich. (News 10) - Heating oil prices have risen sharply, and some customers in rural areas are bracing to spend thousands of dollars to heat their homes this winter. Lynette Brandon sells heating oil for Smith Oil & Propane. She said the phone has been ringing with concerns from worried customers. “It’s not been easy. I mean, they know when they call...they don’t know if it’s going to be six dollars, seven dollars, eight dollars,” Brandon said. The price of heating oil sits just under
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