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CapCon’s Top 10 Stories Of 2020

COVID-19 dominated the news, but it wasn’t the only topic of great interest Read more

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Restaurant Owner Pushed To The Edge By Lockdowns

‘Every attempt we made at compliance was not enough’ Read more

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Three Times More Got COVID Vaccine On Dec. 29 Than Tested Positive In Michigan

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Restaurant And Bar Tent Adds Three Walls Too Many For Health Department Officials

Costs the establishment its liquor licence Read more

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Public Schools In Traverse Bay Area Purchase Social Justice Program

Vendor is company created last May Read more

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400,000+ COVID Cases, But Michigan Officials Tracked Giuliani’s Like Bloodhounds

Trump’s lawyer a key figure at state House Republican hearing Read more

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Ann Arbor Schools Latest To Stop Giving Failing Grades During Pandemic

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State Budget 2022: Not Too Early to Cut Corporate and Industry Handouts

Michigan needs a fair field for all and favors for none Read more

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Government as Santa

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Government Leaders On COVID Rules: Do What I Say, Not What I Do

People will notice Read more

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Number Of State Government Jobs Up As Michigan Crushes Its Restaurant Industry

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Citing the American Revolution ... Baraga County Officials Revolt Against State COVID Orders

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Metrics Appear To Meet Goals Specified To Reopen Michigan

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There They Go Again? U-M Looks To Be Dodging Open Records Accountability

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