Author: Malcom Mott

Malcom Mott is our junior editor and contibrutes outside publications to various sites at Thumbwind Publications. He is also editor at Mitten Expedition.
News / Opinion

Opinion – From Quill to Clickbait – Why Michigan Newspapers Have Always Played Political Favorites

Michigan newspapers have a long history of political bias, shaped by ideological leanings that have persisted for over a century. Prominent publications like The Detroit News endorse conservative views, while The Michigan Daily aligns with progressivism. New digital media amplify these trends, creating a fragmented landscape in which recognizing bias is essential for readers seeking objective news.

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You Won’t Believe How Many Times Michiganders Have Won $25K for Life This Year!

A Michigan Lottery player recently won $25,000 a year for life, becoming the 13th winner this year of the Lucky For Life prize. The winning ticket was purchased in White Lake. Overall, 2023 has seen a remarkable series of significant wins for Michigan Lottery players, including various high-value jackpots.

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Adopted a Pet in Michigan? You Might Have Been Scammed—Here’s What to Do!

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel is investigating a fraudulent pet adoption scheme involving a person using the alias “Abby Stratiskii” on RescueMe.org. Complaints surfaced regarding falsified veterinary records after two individuals adopted a dog named Toby. Nessel’s office has issued subpoenas to uncover Stratiskii’s identity and warns the public about online adoption scams.

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News / Fishing

Caught a Fish with a Weird Fin? The Michigan DNR Wants to Know!

The Michigan DNR urges anglers to report any caught marked splake during the fall fishing season on Lake Superior. This ongoing study, started in 2021 and running until 2030, assesses the splake’s behavior and movement. Reporting contributes valuable data to enhance fisheries management and improve nearshore fishing opportunities.

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Aspiring Teachers Cash In: Michigan Hands Out $9,600 for Student Teaching!

Michigan’s Department of Education has been nationally recognized for its innovative teacher preparation programs, including a requirement for 600 hours of clinical experience and financial stipends to remove barriers for aspiring teachers. These efforts aim to address teacher shortages, enhance educator quality, and ensure equitable access to qualified instructors, setting a national standard.

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Neil MacKinnon, Ph.D., Appointed 16th President of Central Michigan University

Central Michigan University has appointed Neil MacKinnon, Ph.D., as its 16th president, effective November 1, 2024. With over 25 years in higher education, he aims to enhance student success and institutional growth. His strategic vision and focus on collaboration align well with CMU’s mission and upcoming initiatives.

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CMU Ranks in the Top 10% of U.S. Colleges in 2025 U.S. News & World Report Rankings

Central Michigan University (CMU) has been recognized in the top 10% of U.S. four-year colleges by U.S. News & World Report, appearing in seven categories for the 2025 rankings. Notable achievements include a high ranking in undergraduate engineering and recognition for social mobility efforts, emphasizing CMU’s commitment to education and community service.

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