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Hoops Pet Food Pantry launches online wish list as demand grows (opens the original)
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GRAND TRAVERSE COUNTY, Mich., (WPBN/WGTU) -- Hoops Pet Food Pantry is making it easier for Northern Michigan residents to help keep pets fed and with their families by launching an online wish list as demand for assistance grows. A lot of folks in Northern Michigan are feeling the pinch on the pocketbook — high gas prices, high grocery bills and inflation. When things get tight, more and more folks turn to food pantries to get by. But it's not just human food. The grassroots Traverse City-based
Tribal members gather to reflect, educate and promote healing on Orange Shirt Day (opens the original)
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MICHIGAN., (WPBN/WGTU) -- In 1973, a six-year-old native girl showed up for her first day at St. Joseph Mission Residential School in British Columbia. The girl proudly wore an orange shift that her grandmother had given her, knowing that going to a boarding school, far from home, would be hard. The school confiscated that shirt immediately. That shirt became a symbol for a movement that, globally, every Sept. 30 has a lot of native folks wearing orange. Puddles of rain but a sea of orange shirt
Absentee ballots arrive as Michigan voters weigh Proposal 2 on money in politics (opens the original)
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MICHIGAN., (WPBN/WGTU) -- Absentee ballots are arriving in Michigan mailboxes with 35 days until the midterm elections. One item on all our ballots is Proposal 2, often described as the money-out-of-politics proposal. "Today we are publishing our analysis of Proposal 2, which is a petition-initiated amendment of the Michigan Campaign Finance Act,” said Eric Lupher, of the Citizens Research Council of Michigan. “So, this is something that the legislature was presented with, chose not to act on, a
U.S. House passes bill requiring AM Radio in new cars (opens the original)
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It was the first radio available in cars. AM became the staple for en route entertainment and information. Recently, automakers have been pushing to stop offering the feature in new cars. The reason for the push is surprising to some, as is the reaction from lawmakers in Washington. "Mr. President, I rise today in support of free speech and in support of AM Radio,” said Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas. “AM Radio is something that is widely enjoyed by Americans across this country. Over 80 million America
Lawmakers demand changes after audit questions oversight of $430M in MDHHS funds (opens the original)
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LANSING, Mich., (WPBN/WGTU) -- Questions are being raised over how hundreds of millions of dollars in Michigan taxpayer money was actually spent. Lawmakers in Lansing are hearing from independent auditors on more than $400 million MDHHS allocated but maybe didn't follow up on to their legal requirements. MDHHS denies some of the audit findings, but lawmakers say something needs to change now. "I don't know where to begin,” said Rep. William Bruck, R-30th District. “I don't know whether to throw
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