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Spectacular Michigan fall photos: Hundreds entered our contest, and...
Since our Michigan Fall Photo Contest started on Nov. 1, more than 330 photos have been submitted into our 2009 Fall Photo Contest gallery .
Saginaw County leaders prime the economic pump to attract 500 solar jobs to Thomas Township
An eagerly anticipated solar manufacturer's project to bring 500 jobs and a $250 million solar investment has gained a foothold.
Saginaw County blood drive locations, from Frankenmuth to Albee
16, in the lobby of Bronner Auditorium at Frankenmuth High School, 525 E. Genesee.
Governor celebrates special 100,000 mark
In her weekly radio address, Governor Jennifer M. Granholm celebrated a milestone in the state's No Worker Left Behind program:A more than 100,000 people have now enrolled in the job-training program.
Saginaw Hall of Fame inducts arts patron, pioneer banker
A patron of the arts and a lumberman who was also a banker and an engineer soon will join the ranks of the Saginaw Hall of Fame.
Lego-inspired exhibit opens at Henry Ford Museum
The State House will take up a bill to extend liquor sales on Sundays. Hemlock Semiconductor Corporation reports vapor release By Kim Russell Sunday, October 11, 2009 at 12:30 AM Some Thomas Township residents say a vapor leak at Hemlock Semiconductor Corporation left them dealing with foul odor, coughing, and throat irritation.
Three arrested in attempted drive-by shooting
Some Thomas Township residents say a vapor leak at Hemlock Semiconductor Corporation left them dealing with foul odor, coughing, and throat irritation.
Hemlock Semiconductor Corporation reports vapor release : News : WEYI NBC25
Posted on Sunday, October 11, 2009 at 12:30 a.m. Some residents say it caused coughing and foul odor Some Thomas Township residents say a vapor leak at Hemlock Semiconductor Corporation left them dealing with foul odor, coughing, and throat irritation.
Nolan Finley thinks that opposition to expansion of Karn-Weadock and the Rogers City coal plants is some plot by the governor to promote green energy.
Pioneer Street near Marcellus first in Cass County to revert to gravel
Posted 3 hours, 48 minutes ago at 9:10 am. By NORMA LERNER Dowagiac Daily News CASSOPOLIS - It's been a long time since Pioneer Street in Marcellus Township has been improved east of M-40. Part of it will get a new surface yet this fall - a graveled surface.
DeWitt to host annual band invitational
DEWITT - The DeWitt Marching Band hosts its sixth annual high school marching band invitational competition on Saturday, Oct.
Hemlock Sawdust Days offer a flashback to the 1950s
Some joke that Hemlock, about 15 miles west of Saginaw, hasn't changed much since the 1950s.
Some Saginaw County schools don't show Obama's live speech
Students in Christine Dinninger's 8th grade class at Carrollton Middle School, 3211 Carla watch President Obama's speech on education Tuesday afternoon.
Saginaw economy groups receive federal award
Saginaw Future Inc., the Michigan Economic Development Corporation and the Saginaw County Chamber of Commerce of Saginaw, received the 2009 Excellence in Economic Development Award for Excellence in Environmental or Energy Economic Development from U.S. Commerce Secretary Gary Locke.
Confusion Reigns Over China's Polysilicon Import Policy
The solar industry has been left in confusion over whether China has started restricting imports of the solar-module material polysilicon, with some manufacturers reporting that shipments have been held up by customs officials and that buyers are delaying orders.
fundraisers underway for Lakefield Township man who lost arm in farming accident
Firefighters from the Jonesfield/Lakefield Fire Department have worked quickly and gathered a "sizable amount of money" to aid in the expenses for a fellow firefighter who lost his right arm in a farming accident Friday.
Flint Township/Swartz Creek Advance
Making solar panels requires old-fashioned coal-fired power
Michigan's solar industry has a dirty secret: It needs a lot of coal-fired power.
Headlines : Fund puts money in software firm
The $150-million InvestMichigan Growth Capital Fund has invested $3.5 million in Bloomfield Hills-based gloStream Inc., a software firm that develops and sells electronic medical records.
Life story: Gerald H. Wolgast built a legacy brick by brick
Gerald "Jerry" H. Wolgast -- the founder of a one-man construction company that eventually became Wolgast Corp.