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New cannabis dispensary, located next to Soaring Eagle Casino, is opening soon (opens the original)
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Mt. Pleasant’s newest cannabis store, which will be the first one in the Saginaw Chippewa Indian Tribe community, is set to open. The Hempire Collective’s newest dispensary is located right next to Soaring Eagle Casino at 2410 South Leaton Rd., and is expected to open soon. According to Mario Porter, one of the partners of The Hempire Collective, the opening date is Saturday, Sept. 26 with a ribbon cutting ceremony on Wednesday, Sept. 30 at 11 a.m. This is a project that’s years in the making, w
32-year-old man killed in rollover crash on U.S. 127 (opens the original)
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A 32-year-old Ashley man died after losing control of his vehicle while traveling on U.S. 127. On Thursday morning, Sept. 17, the Gratiot County Sheriff’s Office was dispatched to northbound U.S. 127 near Harrison Road for an unknown rollover crash. Preliminary investigation by deputies indicated the vehicle was being operated by the Ashley man who lost control and rolled his vehicle, coming to rest in the median, the sheriff’s office reported. The man was transported to MyMichigan Health in Alm
Mt. Pleasant City Commission considers providing free menstrual products (opens the original)
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Mt. Pleasant City Commission discussed an ordinance placing menstrual products to bathrooms within city buildings, brought forward by Commissioner Hanna Demerath. At the latest City Commission meeting, Mt. Pleasant resident Bailey Smith spoke on a possible ordinance that would provide basic hygiene to people within city-owned buildings. According to them, the city already provides toilet paper and paper towels, so adding pads and tampons should be considered. “Pads and tampons aren’t luxury item
With 9/11 approaching, here’s some ways to help out the community (opens the original)
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Communities across Central Michigan are remembering the 25th anniversary of 9/11 in a variety of ways — from volunteering in the community to a stair climb. The Law Enforcement Torch Run is hosting a Memorial Stair Climb on Sept. 11 from 8 a.m. until noon. Participants will climb 110 stories, about 2,097 steps, at Kelly/Shorts Stadium in Mt. Pleasant to honor the heroes who did the very same thing in 2001. Attendees can participate in either a team or as an individual, and may choose from one-ho
Autumn Craft Shows, 70s-themed fundraising party coming to St. Louis (opens the original)
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The City of St. Louis has a events planned throughout September, ranging from flea markets to a 70s-themed fundraiser party. The First Fall Flea Market, hosted by the Go Bananas Thrift Store, is on Friday and Saturday, Sept. 11 and 12 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at 1377 West Monroe Rd. in St. Louis. The organizers invite community members to swing by and enjoy the turning of the season with a some, “affordable shopping.” The flea market will feature vintage goods, crafts, artists, and baked goods. Tho
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