Tourtière – A Warm Slice of French-Canadian Meat Pie That Finds A Home In Michigan

Tourtière is a beloved French-Canadian meat pie, integral to holiday celebrations, with origins rooted in early settler traditions. Evolving from pigeon to meats like pork and veal, it symbolizes community and festivity. Discover variations, recipes, and perfect pairings for this iconic dish.

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Mayo Clinc Restores Life and Smile With Landmark Face Transplant For Harbor Beach Man

Derek Pfaff, a 30-year-old from Harbor Beach, Michigan, underwent a transformative face transplant at Mayo Clinic after a decade of severe facial dysfunction due to a gunshot injury. The pioneering surgery restored his ability to eat, speak, and smile, fostering hope and advocacy for mental health awareness and organ donation.

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Republican Speaker-Elect Matt Hall Pushes $2.7 Billion Michigan Road Plan Funded By Corporate Income Taxes

House Republicans propose a $2.7 billion annual infrastructure plan to repair Michigan’s roads and bridges, emphasizing local needs. By reallocating funds from corporate tax incentives and gas taxes, they aim for bipartisan support in December. The initiative seeks to prevent a funding crisis in 2026 and improve travel safety statewide.

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Union City Man Convicted of Criminal Enterprise and Embezzlement in Family Trust Case- Faces 60 Years in Jail

David White, 67, from Union City, was convicted of multiple felonies, including embezzlement and tax evasion, related to misusing his family’s trust funds. An investigation revealed he embezzled over $400,000 while acting as co-trustee. Sentencing is set for January 2025, with potential prison time exceeding 60 years.

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Michigan Surplus Sale Brings Deals to Lansing on Dec. 6

The Michigan Department of Technology, Management & Budget will hold a state surplus sale on December 6, 2024, from 8 a.m. to noon in Lansing. Shoppers can find unique items, including toys, clothing, and tools, at affordable prices. Payment options include cash and credit cards, and sustainability is promoted through repurposing surplus goods.

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