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June 27, 2024

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Calls for resignation don’t rattle library board member who made comments against homeless people

When asked if he intended to resign, his answer was brief: “No.”

By Joey Oliver | joliver@mlive.com

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State Theatre board members may be subpoenaed as bankruptcy proceedings continue

Former Director and Chief Operating Officer Mike Bacigalupo and several others may be questioned in an oral examination regarding the non-profit’s spending of more than $1 million for a project it did not own.

By Joey Oliver | joliver@mlive.com

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Here’s how Bay City plans to address South End power outages

Bay City Electric Light & Power has laid out a more than $874,000 plan to fix the problem.

By Joey Oliver | joliver@mlive.com

Saginaw And Bay City News

Bay City group considers offer on State Theatre with big plans in mind

“The State Theatre should focus on its four walls,” one of the group’s founders said.

By Joey Oliver | joliver@mlive.com

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Boat club members mourn loss of weeping willow tree

The most recent storm in Muskegon County took out the last weeping willow tree that adorned the Mona Lake Boating Club property in Norton Shores.

By Kayla Tucker| ktucker@mlive.com

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Cameras will now be scanning what’s in your recycling bins in Grand Rapids

Grand Rapids is the fourth Michigan city to use the new technology aimed at educating residents about what can and can't be recycled.

By Melissa Frick | mfrick@mlive.com

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Northern Michigan weekend forecast: Rainy to start with a sunny finish

Indoor plans will be best for Friday and Saturday as rain will move in. Sunday will be the day to spend outside as dry and sunny conditions return.

By Jack Wojczynski | jwojczynski@mlive.com

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Get ready for July 4, 2024 with fireworks, parades & other events in Michigan

By Makayla Coffee | mcoffee@mlive.com

Post Malone 2024 tour dates & how to get tickets

By Mallory Dwortz | mdwortz@mlive.com

Fantasy 5 ticket sold in Macomb County wins largest prize in game’s history

By Matt Durr | mattdurr@mlive.com

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