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

Here are some of the top stories.

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Colorful Cereal, Toxic Truth – A Lawmaker’s Battle Against Artificial Food Dyes & Additives

Michigan Rep. Mark Tisdel is advocating for the elimination of artificial dyes and preservatives in kids’ cereals, highlighting the healthier Canadian alternatives. He challenges the FDA’s inaction and links ultra-processed foods to public health issues, emphasizing the need for legislative change to prioritize children’s health.

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Michigan Prisons Grow Hope: Garden Programs Deliver Over 100,000 Pounds of Fresh Food to Michigan Communities

The Michigan Department of Corrections achieved a record harvest of over 100,000 pounds of produce from its gardens, supporting local food banks and charities. Horticulture programs not only provide fresh food but also vocational training and community engagement for incarcerated individuals across the state.

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Project 2025 Impacts To Michigan – Higher Taxes, Social Security, Healthcare, and Education at Risk

Project 2025 proposes significant tax restructuring in Michigan, increasing burdens on middle-class families while benefiting the wealthy. It also threatens Social Security, healthcare access, education funding, reproductive rights, and student loan repayment options, raising widespread concerns about economic inequality and systemic impacts on residents statewide.

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$90 Million Expansion to Transform Bavarian Inn Lodge into Michigan’s Top Indoor Waterpark Destination

The Bavarian Inn Lodge in Frankenmuth is finalizing a $90M expansion, set to unveil Michigan’s largest indoor waterpark, “Bavarian Blast,” by Christmas. The project adds extensive attractions, enhancing its family-friendly appeal and bolstering Michigan’s tourism economy while preserving local Bavarian heritage traditions.

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