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1913 Great Lakes Storm: The White Hurricane

The Great Lakes Storm of 1913, also known as the White Hurricane, was a catastrophic event that claimed 19 ships and resulted in over 248 fatalities. This severe blizzard, marked by hurricane-force winds and heavy snowfall, devastated areas around Lake Huron and Michigan’s Thumb, leading to significant changes in maritime safety and weather forecasting.

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Walgreens Faces $10 Billion Loss, Plans to Close Hundreds of Stores, Could Impact Some In Michigan

Walgreens Boots Alliance is experiencing significant financial losses in fiscal 2024, reporting a $10.01 per share loss due to non-cash charges, opioid liabilities, and tough retail conditions. To mitigate these losses, the company plans to close 1,200 stores by 2027, emphasizing a strategic focus on high-performing locations and healthcare growth.

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The Weird Reason Michiganders Are Buying Out WD-40 This Halloween

In Michigan, WD-40 is trending this Halloween as a clever method for preserving Jack-O-Lanterns and decorations, shielding them from pests and freezing weather. Originally created for aerospace needs, its versatile uses have captured local attention through social media and DIY tutorials, making it an essential seasonal item for residents.

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Rochester Hills Murder Suspects Who Posed as Utility Workers Now Behind Bars

Both suspects involved in the Rochester Hills homicide, where a 72-year-old man was killed by men impersonating utility workers, have been arrested. A second suspect was captured in Plymouth Township, concluding a manhunt. The community remains vigilant as authorities continue their investigation and urge caution regarding unfamiliar visitors.

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Consumers Energy Fuels Michigan EV Future with 500 Workplace Charging Sites Planned

Consumers Energy is launching an EV workplace charging initiative to install over 500 charging stations across Michigan by 2030. Offering a $7,500 rebate for businesses, this program aims to enhance EV infrastructure and meet growing demand, supporting the state’s transition to a cleaner, sustainable energy future while promoting EV adoption.

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Surprise! Michigan’s Thumb Gets Soaked Before the Freeze

Lake effect rain showers are expected to bring 1 to 1.5 inches of rain to Michigan’s Thumb region today, accompanied by strong winds. Tonight, clear skies might lead to frost and freezing temperatures, particularly in inland areas. A warming trend is anticipated later in the week, with temperatures reaching near 70°F.

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Whiting Forest, Canopy Walk, and Concerts: Why Dow Gardens is a Must-Visit – A Year-Round Escape in Midland

Dow Gardens in Midland, MI, is a stunning 110-acre botanical garden known for its lush landscapes, interactive exhibits, and year-round family-friendly events. Founded by Herbert H. Dow, it features attractions like the Whiting Forest Canopy Walk and seasonal beauty, making it an accessible and serene retreat for nature lovers and families alike.

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When CHIPS Act Turns Into Holy Act: Whitmer’s Unintentional Eucharist Skit

On October 13, 2024, Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer apologized for a viral video perceived as mocking Catholicism, where she placed a Dorito on a podcast host’s tongue, reminiscent of Holy Communion. Despite intentions to promote the CHIPS Act, the incident drew significant backlash, highlighting issues of religious sensitivity in politics.

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