Michigan Newspapers
Steady hiring planned by Detroit, Grand Rapids employers
West Michigan Business ReviewManpower Vice President Becca Dernberger Metro Detroit employers surveyed as part of the Manpower Outlook Survey say they will hire at a steady pace from now until the end of the year, reports Crain's Detroit Business.Crain's reports...
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Nine years after 9/11: Where were you then?
Share your reflections from terror attacks of September 11, 2001, by e-mailing The Press at localnews@grpress.com.
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Amway heir Dick and Betsy DeVos move into sprawling 22,000-square-foot mansion
Their three-story vacation home sets a new standard for size and grandeur among the other million-dollar-plus mansions that line Lake Macatawa.
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2011 college grads to have an easier time finding jobs, survey says
APA new survey says 2011 college grads will have an easier time finding a job than 2010 grads did.College grads in 2011 can expect an easier job search than college grads this year. According to a survey by the National...
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Unemployment, high crime make Detroit most stressful city
GMDetroit's high unemployment and high crime rate make it the most stressful city in America.It's a dubious distinction to be the most stressful city in America, but it's one that Detroit can now claim, according to Portfolio.com, a national business...
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Good News: Helmet Liner Project knits headwear for troops
Chronicle/Ken StevensJan O'Donnell, left, and Lynn Whalen of Whitehall display some of the soldier helmet liners they are making for service men and women. They are part of a volunteer group called the Helmet Liner Knitters and meet the second...
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Gov. Granholm wants longer school year in Michigan
Michigan school children need to spend weeks longer in school than they do now, Gov. Jennifer Granholm said Tuesday, and she'd like lawmakers to require the school year to last more than 180 days.
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Obama to share rest of economic plan in Cleveland today
AP Photo | Alex BrandonPresident Obama will speak about his three-part plan to boost the economy today near Cleveland.President Obama will be speaking about the economy today near Cleveland, where he is expected to talk about middle class tax cuts,...
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Republicans offer alternative to Obama's economic plan
AP file photoHouse Minority Leader John Boehner offered a Republican plan to stimulate the economy on his website.House Minority Leader John Boehner posted a statement on his website offering an alternative to the economic proposals offered by President Obama.Boehner listed...
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The Work Week in Links: Oil spill cleanup means Michigan jobs, SE Michigan employers to cut 420 jobs
Enbridge Inc., the Canadian company responsible for the July 26 oil spill into a Kalamazoo River tributary near Marshall,said the company is working now to consolidate its contractors as it moves into its long-term cleanup phase and that will mean more local jobs. Also, Crain's reports that Southeast Michigan employers will cut 420 jobs in coming weeks, according to data for plant closings and layoff notices received by the Department of Energy, Labor and Economic Growth.
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Red carpet rolled out for 'Detroit 1-8-7'; audience OK with local crime drama
Aaron Foley | MLive.comJames McDaniel, Aisha Hines and Jon Michael Hill, stars of "Detroit 1-8-7," arrive at a red-carpet premiere of the show at MGM Grand Casino in Detroit.One of the stars of ABC's upcoming police procedural "Detroit 1-8-7" cautioned...
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Ace Hardware to reopen in Gaylord, Michigan, jobs available
Meyers Ace HardwareDave and Dale Meyer will reopen the Gaylord Ace Hardware later this month.Dave and Dale Meyer of Petoskey recently purchased the Gaylord Ace Hardware and plan to reopen the store later this month under the new name Meyer...
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Jesse Jackson on urban farming: Detroit needs investment and industry -- 'not bean patches'
One day after calling urban farming "cute but foolish," the Rev. Jesse Jackson this morning reiterated his belief that agriculture is not a viable solution for Detroit's economic woes.
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Battery manufactuter A123 Systems to hold grand opening next week in Livonia
Massachusetts-based A123 Systems will have the grand opening of its new lithium-ion battery manufacturing plant in Livonia, Michigan on Monday, reports WWJ.Gov. Jennifer Granholm, Michigan Sens. Carl Levin and Debbie Stabenow, other government representatives, and executives from the auto industry...
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With video: High winds, illegal activity blamed as at least 85 fires hit Detroit in four-hour span
At least 85 fires broke out in a four-hour span Tuesday afternoon across Detroit as strong winds and alleged criminal behavior combined to overwhelm the city's fire department.
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Oakland University to host two career fairs in September
Oakland University will host two career fairs this fall.Oakland's Fall Career Fair showcasing business, liberal arts and human resources majors will take place from noon to 3 p.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 22, in the Oakland Center Banquet Rooms in Rochester.Representatives...
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Rick Snyder touts his plan for Michigan during town-hall-style meeting in Kalamazoo
In his first stop in Kalamazoo since winning the GOP nomination last month, Republican gubernatorial candidate Rick Snyder highlighted aspects of his 10-point plan for Michigan on Tuesday and said the state requires reinvention to rise from economic disaster.
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Taylor police officer killed in hit-and-run
Taylor police are investigating the hit-and-run death of an auxiliary police officer who was assisting a motorist when he was struck by another vehicle.
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Editorial: The Tea Party being bumped from ballot is good for Michigan voters
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White House defends Martin Luther King quote on Oval Office rug
President Barack Obama's spokesman said Tuesday the White House was correct to attribute a famous quotation in the rug's pattern to Martin Luther King Jr., even though the civil rights leader acknowledged being inspired by a 19th-century abolitionist, Thomas Parker.
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MLive Ann Arbor News
- Five Guys Burgers and Fries plans early October opening on South Street in Ann Arbor
- Michigan's gubernatorial race: 'We've got to get over' outsourcing accusations, manufacturing exec says
- Work stops until permits OK'd for Ragstock clothing store on East Liberty in Ann Arbor
- Leone's Bistro opens today in former Cottage Inn Cafe on Washtenaw in Ypsilanti Township
- Ann Arbor-based Renaissance Venture Capital Fund raises $50 million
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