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abc12.com
Dow racial discrimination lawsuits grow, attorney feels they had impact on CEO pick
MIDLAND, Mich. (WJRT) - The number of lawsuits claiming racial discrimination at Dow Chemical has grown to 20. ABC12 first reported on six racial discrimination lawsuits against Dow Chemical two years ago. That number grew to 12 and now stands at 20 cases working their way through court. Attorney Carla...
mbami.org
Mike’s Handymen Celebrates New Showroom and Shop with Ribbon Cutting
The Midland Business Alliance joined Mike’s Handymen to celebrate the opening of its new showroom and shop at 1828 N. Saginaw Road in Midland with a ribbon-cutting ceremony. The expansion marks another exciting milestone for the local business and represents years of hard work, growth and relationships within the community. Mike’s Handymen credits the continued trust and support of its customers, along with the craftsmanship and dedication of its employees, for helping the company grow from a small local business into what it is today.
midmichigannow.com
Farmers air diesel, tariff concerns to candidates in Ithaca economic panel
ITHACA, Mich.— With mid-terms around the corner, the rising price of gas and economic tension is becoming a mainstay issue. At a meeting held by Kellogg Farms in Ithaca on Friday, the farming union held a panel on how the economy is currently affecting farmers. They invited U.S. Senate...
WILX-TV
Students volunteer to pick apples at Uncle John’s Cider Mill
ST. JOHNS, Mich. (News 10) - More than a hundred students from across Michigan gave a local farm a hand picking apples at Uncle John’s Cider Mill in St. Johns. The volunteers are part of a group called ASEZ STAR, an international student organization. The name stands for “Save the Earth from A to Z.”
WNEM
New Goodwill store and donation center opening in Clio
CLIO, Mich. (WNEM) - Goodwill Industries of Mid-Michigan is opening a new retail store and donation center in Clio on Thursday, October 22. The new Clio Goodwill will offer shoppers a thrifting destination with secondhand clothing and household goods. The location on West Vienna Road will also have a donation center.
woodworkingnetwork.com
Woodard appoints Matt Langford as VP of sales
DALLAS — Woodard, the 160 year-old American outdoor furniture brand, has appointed Matt Langford as Vice President of Sales. Langford will succeed industry veteran Perry Solomon, who has served as Woodard’s senior vice president of residential sales for 14 years and has played an instrumental role in strengthening the company’s relationships with retailers and trade professionals while expanding its presence in the marketplace.
midmichigannow.com
Makin’ Bacon owner looking to sell business, keep local favorite going
SAGINAW, Mich. — After more than a decade of serving customers across the Great Lakes Bay Region, the owner of Makin’ Bacon is ready to move on to a new chapter — but she doesn’t want the business she built to disappear. Barbara Christophilopoulos is looking...
WNEM
Bay Plastics investing in new training and manufacturing facility
BAY CITY, Mich. (WNEM) - Bay Plastics plans to invest in the future of manufacturing in the community with a new facility. The plant is holding an open house and ribbon cutting to celebrate its new training, technology and manufacturing center. The company says the new facility will allow Bay Plastics to increase production while also providing space for customer training.
familyvacationsus.com
You’ll Never Know What’s Waiting Around The Next Aisle At This Sprawling Michigan Flea Market
Rows of tables, piles of curious odds and ends, and the chatter of bargain hunters fill the air on market day. The Trufant Flea Market, run by Petersen Auction Service, sits in the small village of Trufant in Montcalm County, Michigan. Vendors spread out everything from antiques and tools to...