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Front Page, week of September 17, 2022

Sep 17, 2022
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I’m pleased to say there’s a good amount of content for this week’s Front Page!

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Parade of Nations 2022

Photo gallery by Joshua Vissers

The rain held off long enough for a great parade this morning!

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Parade of Nations, Day of Peace, mark the middle of September

Art's Corner by Miriam Pickens

Miriam reveals the organizations that help bring together the Parade of Nations and International Day of Peace celebrations, as well as the creation of the below banner by Melissa Hronkin’s Houghton Summer Elementary School Program students.

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Community Calendar

Send your events to me@joshuavissers.com.

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How seniors can stay in their homes as they age

Local group raising awareness of “aging in place” safety strategies
By Jennifer Donovan

Will you be able to grow old in the home that you’ve created? A local group is trying to make sure the answer is ‘yes’.

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Other News (aggregated, not sponsored)

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Houghton County Board of Commissioners passes revised Canal View proposal

Colin Jackson, Upper Michigan Source (TV6)

The Houghton County Board of Commissioners (HCBC) unanimously voted to pass a modified resolution submitted by Canal View-Houghton County Executive Administrator Kim Salmi.

NOT REAL NEWS: A look at what didn’t happen this week

The Associated Press

Germany hasn’t stopped using COVID-19 vaccines, Illinois law doesn’t make murder or other crimes ‘non-detainable’ offenses, the United Kingdom didn’t cancel all funerals on the same day as the Queen’s service, and more truths you might not find on social media.

Judge denies Eastern Michigan request to halt faculty strike

Corey Williams, Associated Press

Washtenaw County Circuit Court Judge Carol Kuhnke denied the school’s emergency request for a temporary restraining order. However, she did schedule a Sept. 16 hearing for the faculty union to show why a preliminary injunction should not be ordered.

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