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Michigan’s chief justice stepping down

LANSING, Mich. (AP) — The chief justice of the Michigan Supreme Court announced Wednesday that she is stepping down from the court by the end of April, opening the door for the court to have a 6-1 majority of Democratic-backed justices. Elizabeth Clement did not give a reason for her ...

Health Care Career Day Friday

Iron Mountain — Local 10th-grade students will have the opportunity to learn about careers in healthcare through hands-on experiments, simulations and demonstrations at the first Health Care Career Day on Friday at Bay College Iron Mountain Campus. Local healthcare providers, along with ...

The Cure receives donation as part of Denim Days giving program

IRON MOUNTAIN — First National Bank & Trust is continuing its Denim Days giving program, where employees can wear denim jeans on designated days in exchange for cash donations or items benefiting local charities and service organizations. This quarter, the bank’s employees raised an ...

Testolin donates

Joe Testolin of Iron Mountain recently donated his CPR manikins to Carrie Meeuwsen, school nurse at Breitung Township Schools. Testolin has been teaching CPR classes in the community for 40 years. A huge thank you goes out to him for his years of service and dedication to the health and ...

Holbrook, Tuchalski advance

FLORENCE, Wis. — John Holbrook, an incumbent supervisor in the Town of Florence, will face challenger Tom Tuchalski in the April 4 spring election as they advanced in Tuesday’s non-partisan primary election. Holbrook led the three-way race with 99 votes while Tuchalski received 82 votes. ...

Incumbent, GOP-backed challenger to face off in Wisconsin school race

MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Wisconsin's Democratic-backed incumbent state schools leader will face a Republican-supported challenger after both advanced in Tuesday's three-person primary. The winner in the April 1 general election will guide education policy in the battleground state during ...