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City may not ban smoking in parks
City Commission support is wobbly for a parks board proposal to ban tobacco at all Traverse City parks.
Continued ... - Cause of fatal Kingsley fire might be forever unknown
- Taxpayers must cover septage plant losses
- Court: Leelanau sheriff, undersheriff don't have immunity
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City may not ban smoking in parks
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Extended unemployment benefits to end in Michigan
Michigan's improving unemployment numbers mean jobless residents in the state are no longer eligible for some federally funded extended benefits.
Continued ... - Lawmakers prod feds on Asian carp barrier
- Candidate Hoekstra plans Super Bowl ad
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Extended unemployment benefits to end in Michigan
- Opinion
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Another view: U.S. budget needs work
The Congressional Budget Office recently released its 10-year budget projection and economic outlook for the U.S. and guess what: We still need to work on the whole spending versus revenue thing.
Continued ... - Another view: Words of a weasel
- Letters to the editor: 02/04/2012
- Traverse City should embrace affordable housing plan
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Another view: U.S. budget needs work
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- Sports
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Glads double up Blazers
It was the second win of the week vs. Kalkaska for St. Francis
Continued ... - Sheldon, Glads roll
- Gladiators hire Homa
- Roundup: Armour’s goal lifts TCC
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Glads double up Blazers
- Business
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People buying raw milk despite health warnings
An outbreak of bacterial infections on the East Coast illustrates the popularity of raw, unpasteurized milk despite strong warnings from public health officials about the potential danger.
Continued ... - Fungicide in orange juice won't spur recall
- Futures Files: Coffee market in withdrawal
- Local food production summit is offered
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People buying raw milk despite health warnings
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Routine checks getting second look
Recent headlines offered a fresh example of how the health care system subjects people to too many medical tests — this time research showing millions of older women don't need their bones checked for osteoporosis nearly so often.
Continued ... - Man chronicles spiritual journey
- Ask Evelyn: Everybody's doing it?
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Routine checks getting second look


