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Sharpshooting program being explored to help reduce Fenton’s deer population
FENTON, MI – The city of Fenton is looking to address issues related to its growing deer population with a controlled sharpshooting program. During its Oct. 26 meeting, the Fenton City Council approved a request from the Fenton Police Department to submit a Deer Damage and Conflict Resolution Plan to the Michigan Department of Natural Resources.
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Former WHMI Sports Director, Local Broadcaster Passes Away
WHMI’s former Sports Director and longtime local broadcaster has passed away. 68-year-old Tim Robinson passed away on Sunday, November 8th at his home, following a history of medical issues. Robinson was beloved throughout the community, and the local sports scene. In some of his later years with WHMI, in...
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New mural coming to northbound I-75 rest area near Clio
CLIO, Mich. (WJRT) — Travelers heading north on I-75 near Clio will soon be greeted by a new mural highlighting communities and attractions across the Great Lakes Bay Region. Go Great Lakes Bay is partnering with the Michigan Department of Transportation, the Frankenmuth Chamber of Commerce and Convention &...
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North Flint Food Market celebrates one year anniversary
FLINT, Mich. — The North Flint Food Market on Clio Road is celebrating one year of operations and providing residents with a place to shop for healthy foods. The market is located in an area that was once known as a food desert. General Manager Marquise Powell said the...
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WNEM Afternoon Extra: Flint mayoral transition plans
SAGINAW, Mich. (WNEM) - Flint Mayor Sheldon Neeley is laying out his plans for a smooth transition as Mayor-Elect Tonya Burns prepares to take office. Plus, Tuesday marks 51 years since the sinking of the Edmund Fitzgerald. And Michigan prison officers uncovered a major contraband stash, renewing a push to jam cellphones behind bars.
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Flint first responders to face off in Battle of the Badges charity game
FLINT, Mich. (WNEM) - Flint’s police and fire departments will take the field Saturday for a flag football game benefiting the Voices for Children Advocacy Center. The Battle of the Badges game begins at noon at the Haskell Community Center. The event will also feature a resource fair with community services and local nonprofits.
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Flint residents reminded to bag yard waste as leaf clean up begins
FLINT, Mich. (WNEM) - Leaf clean-up has started in the city of Flint. Residents must bag the leaves from their yards and place them at the curb for collection on their scheduled waste service day. The city has shared a reminder that leaves should never be raked or blown into...
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City of Flint and AFSCME Local 1799 Reach Contract Agreement
The City of Flint and AFSCME Local 1799, which represents the City’s supervisors, have reached a tentative contract agreement that has been overwhelmingly ratified by union members. The agreement now moves to the Flint City Council for final consideration and approval. The agreement reflects the work of both the...
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Buckle Up For An Insanely Fun Ride At This Enormous Go-Kart Track In Michigan
There are very few problems in life that can’t be at least temporarily solved by driving something fast in a circle while your friends panic behind you. High Caliber Karting and Entertainment in Okemos, Michigan is the kind of place that makes a perfectly ordinary Tuesday feel like the best decision you’ve made all week.
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Howell Twp Considers Ban on NDAs with Data Center Moratorium Set to Expire
Howell Township's planning commission is scheduled to hold a public hearing next week as it considers amending an ordinance regulating data centers and other high-impact land uses. Tuesday's meeting comes just days before the township's latest six-month moratorium on data centers expires on November 20. Earlier this week, trustees and...