The Bay Port Hotel – A Top Luxurious Michigan Resort of the 1800s
The story of the luxurious Bay Port Hotel and the railway resort era in the late 1800s was short lived.
Was the untimely demise of one of its guests the cause if its downfall?
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Whitmer signs Michigan unemployment benefit increase into law
Michigan’s Governor Gretchen Whitmer signed a law expanding unemployment benefits for the first time in over 20 years, increasing weekly payments and extending benefit duration. This move reverses previous cuts, addressing economic hardships and advocating for worker rights amid partisan tensions and rising living costs in the state.
Whitmer Signs 8 Bills to Expand Michigan Affordable Housing and Strengthen Economy
Governor Whitmer signed bipartisan legislation to tackle Michigan’s housing crisis, improve protections for human trafficking survivors, and incentivize economic growth through data center investments. These measures aim to support vulnerable populations, reduce homelessness, and bolster local economies, reinforcing Michigan’s commitment to social and economic reform.
M-72 Closure Brings Traffic Detours to Traverse City in January
Beginning January 13, 2025, M-72 will close for four weeks due to utility relocation ahead of a $25.8 million reconstruction project in Traverse City. Essential upgrades include a roundabout and improved infrastructure. Detours may cause delays; residents should prepare for longer travel times.
Buying Wine Online – 6 Essential Elements You Should Know
The world is struggling to deal with a global pandemic. Because of this, social distancing has become a requirement to try and stop the spread of this deadly illness. If you’re a wine lover, this means going to your favorite wine shop to buy your favorite wine might not always be possible.
Before you take that plunge and place your order, there are some things that you need to know to have a pleasant experience when it comes to buying wine online.
Michigan Job Subsidies Wasted Billions – 20 Years of Corporate Welfare Deemed A Failure
From 2000 to 2020, Michigan’s state-backed job programs severely underperformed, delivering only 9% of promised jobs. While billions in subsidies were allocated to businesses, many failed to create any positions, leading to skepticism about the effectiveness and accountability of these initiatives and their political motivations.
Family Dollar and Dollar General Thefts: Police Search for Suspects Linked to Multiple Michigan Crimes
Three suspects are under investigation for scams and thefts at Family Dollar and Dollar General stores in northeast Michigan, believed to be part of a larger crime ring. The Michigan State Police are seeking information on the men and their getaway vehicle, a gray Chevrolet Equinox.
Whitmer’s Broadband Push Into Rural Areas Raises Questions About Michigan’s $456M Gamble
Michigan’s new broadband subsidy program, aimed at rural areas, encounters scrutiny for high costs and inefficiencies, costing $3,329 per connection. Critics argue this approach, reminiscent of past infrastructure failures, diverts funds from truly underserved regions. Alternatives, like a voucher system, may offer better cost-effectiveness and flexibility.