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News and events of Michigan’s Upper Thumb that are worth knowing in the region.

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Delta Makes Aviation History with First Sustainable Aviation Fuel Deliveries to Michigan and Minnesota Hubs

Delta Air Lines has made history by delivering sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) via pipeline to Detroit and Minneapolis-St. Paul airports for the first time. This initiative, part of a collaboration with the Minnesota SAF Hub coalition, showcases Delta’s commitment to sustainability and aims to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050.

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New Non-Stop Allegiant Routes From Michigan Promise Cheap Florida Beach Getaways ????

Allegiant Air is set to enhance low-cost travel for Michigan residents with new nonstop routes to Florida, starting November 2024. The Grand Rapids to Palm Beach route will offer fares from $69, while Flint to Destin-Fort Walton Beach starts at $59. This expansion reflects Allegiant’s focus on affordable leisure travel.

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Two Wage Hikes Coming for Michigan Workers in Early 2025 – Employers Need to Get Ready

Michigan’s minimum wage will increase in 2025 due to a Supreme Court ruling reinstating voter-initiated laws. Starting January 1, the standard minimum wage will rise from $10.33 to $10.56, with further increases to $12.48 on February 21. Additional wage adjustments will occur annually from 2026 through 2028, affecting all employee categories.

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Local vs. State Power Grab – 70 Michigan Towns Go to Court Over Renewable Energy Rules

Over 70 municipalities in Michigan, represented by Foster Swift, are appealing an MPSC ruling that limits local control over renewable energy regulations. They argue the decision undermines their authority and could lead to risky state-driven projects. The legal challenge aims to restore local oversight and ensure community needs are prioritized in energy development.

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