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MARQUETTE, MI — Winter has made its first measurable appearance across Michigan's Upper Peninsula, with snowfall reaching 3.5 inches in higher elevations Friday, Nov. 6, as communities across the region recorded their first accumulating snow of the 2026-27 winter season.
SNAP work requirements took effect Nov. 1 in eight Michigan counties and the city of Bay City, the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services said in a release dated Oct. 30. The rule applies to able-bodied adults ages 18 to 64 without children under 14 who get SNAP, which Michigan calls food assistance. The... The post SNAP work requirements took effect Nov. 1 for some Michigan food assistance recipients, the state health department said appeared first on The Financial Wire .
Winds gusting to 35 mph will sweep across Marquette before a midweek weather shift brings rain, falling temperatures and the possibility of November snow. By Wednesday night, rain and snow showers become likely as temperatures approach freezing across Michigan's Upper Peninsula.
