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Last year, almost the entire Michigan apple crop was lost due to 80 degree days in March and then some freezing April nights. This year, the apples are back, but everything always depends on the weather. The state was under a freeze warning Sunday
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Smart machines probably won't kill us allbut they'll definitely take our jobs, and sooner than you think...Not the unhappy future, the one where climate change turns the planet into a cinder or we all die in a global nuclear war...It's the one where
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Jessica Heeringa, 25, was abducted late last month from an Exxon station in Norton Shores, where she was working alone, sometime around 11 p.m., police have said. Investigators found "suspicious substances" at the station and turned them in to the
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The Illinois Department of Natural Resources wants to change permit regulations for local communities that use Lake Michigan water. The proposal is an effort to document and slow the loss of lake water. The agency says leaky pipes and insufficient
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The search for a woman believed kidnapped turned to Harbor Island, north of Grand Haven, Mich., after an anonymous tip was received, authorities said...Heeringa hasn't been seen since April 26 when she was working at a local gas station and
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Seventy-nine gallons of "very slightly radioactive water" from a leaky tank at the troubled Palisades Nuclear Power Plant spilled into Lake Michigan, a Nuclear Regulatory Commission spokeswoman said Monday. There is no risk to human health because
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The Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore along Lake Michigan has a new Distance Learning Center and Nature Play Zone, thanks in part to the family of a Portage man whowanted to sharehis love of the park. John Lawicki of Portage told the Times of Munster
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Mich. (AP) A U.S.-Canadian panel urged both nations Friday to consider installing water retention structures to boost levels on Lake Huron and Lake Michigan, which fell to their lowest point on record in January and have lagged well below their
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Staff report Flooding has closed the Edens and Eisenhower expressways in the Chicago area as a storm that dropped more than two inches of rain continues to soak the region. The Edens Expressway is closed between Foster and Touhy avenues and between
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EDT April 7, 2013 Loreen Niewenhuis has walked more than 2,000 miles in the last four years around the Great Lakes...Then, she walked another 1,004 miles along the shorelines of all five Great Lakes. What does Battle Creek's Loreen Niewenhuis have
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