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SEPTEMBER 30 Orange Shirt Day remembers impact of Indian boarding schools (opens the original)
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TRAVERSE CITY â Today is Orange Shirt Day, a recognized day of remembrance in the U.S. and Canada for those who were forced into the Indian residential school system â and those who never returned. For more than 100 years, children were forcefully taken from their communities and put into boarding schools with the intention of eradicating their native language, culture and identity. Kathryn DePauw reports in partnership with Report for America.
Public pushes back on proposed gym demolition (opens the original)
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TRAVERSE CITY â Members of the community expressed concerns over the proposed $25.5 million demolition and rebuilding of the Central High School gymnasium. Five people spoke during the public comment period of the Traverse City Area Public Schoolsâ Board of Education study session Monday night, asking for a pause or further public discussion about the project. Construction is currently set to begin next April, once the winter sports season wraps up. Kathryn DePauw reports in partnership with
Multiple assaults reported near Hull Park over the weekend (opens the original)
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TRAVERSE CITY â Traverse City Police officers arrested three individuals on suspicion of assault in three separate incidents in the Hull Park area. A 37-year-old Traverse City man was arrested after authorities received a report of a possible assault just after noon on Saturday. Officials believe the man was chasing a 39-year-old Traverse City man with a 2-foot-by-8-inch screw with a nut on the end.
STATE POLICE CONFIRM: Certification to administer device lapsed for 948 officers (opens the original)
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TRAVERSE CITY â A total of 948 law enforcement officers across the state had their Intoxilyzer-9000 certifications lapse before they completed the recertification process thatâs required to operate the instrument, Michigan State Police said. State police reviewed three separate training databases of the nearly 10,400 officers in the system statewide and confirmed that 948 of them had certifications that had expired, Spl/Lt. Ashley Miller, 7th District public information officer, said. TRAVER
Alcohol-related cases questioned as statewide certification issue comes to light (opens the original)
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TRAVERSE CITY â Dozens of local alcohol-related cases are under review after statewide issues came to light regarding breath test instrument operator certifications. Certification lapses and improper renewals are believed to have impacted 41 cases in Grand Traverse County and 10 in Traverse City, an issue that has led to changes within their departments, law enforcement officials said. Kathryn DePauw reports in partnership with Report for America.
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