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Michigan apple growers expected to harvest 30.5 million bushels in 2024
(CBS DETROIT) - Michigan's apple industry is set to see an above average harvest in 2024. The state's apple crop estimate for 2024 is 30.5 million bushes, according to data released Friday by the USApple Outlook. "It is unusual to have three large crops in a row," said Diane Smith, executive director of the Michigan Apple Committee said in a release. "However, as growers continue to plant high-density orchards and adopt other innovative growing practices, Michigan's apple crop sizes will increase, and we will continue to see these larger crops." Michigan harvested 31.9 million bushels of apples last year, according to the...
The State of Foster Care Up North: "We Just Don't Have Enough Homes"
Foster care organizations advocate for better mental health care and more foster parents. It's no secret that the U.S. needs more foster parents. The Michigan foster care network alone comprises about 10,000 children. Though the state has made some recent strides—1,600 children were adopted in 2021, and as of late...
Michigan Jewish, Arab Americans react to Kamala Harris' remarks on Gaza
(CBS DETROIT) — Arab Americans and Jewish Americans in Michigan are reacting to Vice President Kamala Harris' remarks on the war in Gaza. As she accepted the Democratic nomination for president, she talked about the war for roughly four minutes. During her speech on Thursday, the last day of the Democratic National Convention, she took a stance on the crisis. Harris indicated that she stands with President Joe Biden on the humanitarian crisis in Gaza."Now is the time to get a hostage deal and a ceasefire deal done," Harris said in her speech. "The people of Israel must never again face the...
Flint students have fun and pick up supplies and community outreach day
FLINT, Mich. (WJRT)- Flint Community Schools is working to bring the community entertainment and enrichment opportunities. The school district's "Community-wide Outreach Event" brought people together Saturday afternoon at the former Northwestern High School Campus to explore educational opportunities and resources available in Flint. "Flint Community Schools is re-energizing the pride...
Students automatically enrolled in Student Sustainability Fee this fall
Students at Central Michigan University will automatically be enrolled in a new $5 semesterly fee this fall. The fee will fund sustainability projects and efforts on campus. Students have until the first Thursday of the semester to opt-out. As Central Michigan Life previously reported, the Student Government Association passed this...
Genesee County’s Most Expensive Home For Sale Offers Lakeside Luxury
If you've ever wondered what pure extravagance looks like, get ready. A home in Fenton has earned the distinction of being the most expensive home for sale in Genesee Country and it's easy to see why. Situated on the shores of all-sports Silver Lake, one of Michigan's stunning lakes, this...
Saginaw United High readies for first classes, and other Saginaw-area news this week
SAGINAW, MI — With August fast coming to a close, school districts that haven’t already opened classes are readying for students’ first day. That’s the case at the brand-new Saginaw United High School. MLive captured that story this week, along with reporting on the death of an owner of a beloved Saginaw store, Central Michigan University enrollment numbers, Saginaw County’s new dispatch system, and the trial outcome related to a 2021 drive-by shooting.
Linden looks to reload and find success with their Senior-led team
LINDEN, Mich. (WNEM) - The Linden Eagles had a strong start to their season last year going 4-1, but injuries began to build up for the team to finish with a 4-6 record. Linden was still able to make their 2nd straight playoff appearance. The Eagles come into this season...
“Championship or bust” for the Goodrich Martians this year
GOODRICH, Mich. (WNEM) - The Goodrich Martians are coming off another great season going 11-2 and reaching the semifinals for the second consecutive year. Goodrich has more than 15 seniors returning and with the leadership, the team will be adding a fifth captain instead of their usual four. For the...
Mid-Michigan woman is doing her part to make the internet safer for kids
LAPEER COUNTY – On August 16, hundreds of frustrated Lapeer, Michigan-area parents arrived at the Chatfield school board meeting located in Lapeer, MI to express their outrage against former music teacher Keith Corbett who is accused of sending sexually explicit photographs to a 15-year-old girl. While stories about accusations against individuals committing these crimes frequently make the news, there are heroes on the front lines of this fight. One Howell woman is looking to make a difference to help keep the internet safer for children.
Ally Challenge second-round scores
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Bob Arsenault oozed old-school boxing as Bay City's face of the fight game
BAY CITY, MI – The old boxing gym was a little dingy. If you purchase a product or register for an account through a link on our site, we may receive compensation. By using this site, you consent to our User Agreement and agree that your clicks, interactions, and personal information may be collected, recorded, and/or stored by us and social media and other third-party partners in accordance with our Privacy Policy.
Crim’s Teddy Bear Trot draws big crowd
FLINT, MI - Hundreds of excited children dressed in colorful shirts with numbered bibs around their necks gathered in front of Flint City Hall on Saturday for the Crim Festival of Races’ Teddy Bear Trot. Young runners lined up underneath the start line sign for the quarter mile, staring...
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