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Stranded kayaker rescued from island
Coast Guard Air Station Traverse City rescued a stranded man Saturday night from South Manitou Island.
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I-500 off to the races with Governor Snyder's green flag start
In a race of speed and endurance, snowmobiles revved up and ripped through Sault Ste. Marie Saturday for the 44th annual I-500 race.
Governor Snyder waves the green flag.
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Crawford County man shot dead by officer
A Crawford County man is dead after an officer shot him at an apartment complex Friday night.
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Extreme Makeover Weight Loss Michigan Casting Call
ABC's Extreme Makeover: Weight Loss Edition is looking for its next candidates for Season 3.
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Putting a face to deadbeat parents
The Federal Government is stepping up it's efforts to crack down parents who refuse to pay child support.
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Sun shines on businesses happy with mild winter
As temperatures hover above normal for this time of year, we continue to see a negative economic impact in our area. But a mild winter is not bad for everyone. In fact, the sun is shining on hardware stores and construction companies that say sales are up.
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Classroom Salute- Mrs. Adamczak's Kindergarten Class
Classroom Salute- Mrs. Adamczak's Kindergarten Class at the Grand Traverse Academy.
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Teachers you should meet
All month long 7&4 News is highlighting teachers in our communities who go above and beyond in the classroom. This week we're featuring a language arts teacher from Suttons Bay Middle School in Leelanau County.
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Grayling man suffers injuries in fire
Victim taken to hospital trying to prevent fire from spreading
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Feed the hungry by helping to fill three semi trucks
You get help the Father Fred Foundation feed the hungry in northern Michigan by taking part in the 18th Annual Frostbite Food Drive.
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Bald Eagle takes flight once again
A sick bald eagle was rehabilitated and Friday, she went back into the wild.
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Court hearing scheduled in Detroit review case regarding Michigan's Open Meetings Act
The lawsuit was filed by Robert Davis, a Highland Park school board member and union staff representative with AFSCME Council 25. He claims the Detroit review team has violated the Open Meetings Act by meeting in "secret." A similar suit related to the appointment of an emergency manager in Highland Park schools could be settled at the same time.
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Distracted-driving crashes, Day 4: From the police files
Read how cellphones and other forms of distracted driving are causing traffic crashes across the state.
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Details of Rosa Parks estate settlement now public
The deal gives Parks' longtime friend Elaine Steele and an institute that Parks and Steele created together 80 percent of the estate. Parks' 15 nieces and nephews receive 20 percent.
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Coast Guard rescues man stranded on South Manitou Island this weekend
The Coast Guard encourages boaters carry a VHF two-way radio with them in case of emergency situations.
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Genesee County commissioner's goal: Finish plan to charge inmates for jail stays by end of February
County Commissioner Omar Sims says he's making progress on developing a plan for charging inmates who can afford it for every night they stay in the county jail.
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