Still rising Women’s March planned in Saugatuck Douglas
The third annual Saugatuck Douglas Women’s March is set for January 19 as a peaceful sister event to the national movement. Organizers say about 1,500 attended the first year and 1,000 last year, with marching from Beery Field to Lucy’s Little Kitchen and an intention-setting service at Douglas UCC church before the 11 am march.
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de Grand City Skaters Ring In New Year On Ice Water
A small group braved low 20s temperatures at Pigeon Lake on New Year’s Day. Fewer than a dozen water skiers barefoot skiers and wakeboarders continued the tradition begun in 1980 led by Joe Wolters who has ridden with the group since its start.
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LSSU bans 18 words in annual list of useless terms
Lake Superior State University released its 44th annual list highlighting 18 words and phrases deemed overused or unnecessary. Among the entries are collusion optics eschew thought leader and wrap my head around, with voters counting about 3,000 votes in total.
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Whitmer sworn in as governor
Michigan’s Gretchen Whitmer was sworn in as the state’s 49th governor promising compromise in a divided government. She urged cooperation to avoid harming Michigan’s economy and called herself a governor for everyone as crowds gathered on New Year’s Day.
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