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3 ways you can fight back against Trump’s election lies in Michigan
A weekly roundup of Michigan protests, political events, advocacy opportunities and ways to take action statewide. This week: Protecting voting rights and pushing back against Trump’s election claims.
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Trump stalls shutdown of West Olive coal plant, driving up energy bills across Michigan
Trump’s “baffling” emergency orders kept the J.H. Campbell coal plant open after it was set to close, and Michigan ratepayers could be stuck with the bill as costs climb and clean energy plans stall.
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For small urban farmers, business is booming amid cyclospora outbreak
As Michigan leads the nation in cyclospora cases, many shoppers are turning to local farms and farmers markets, where growers report a surge in produce sales.
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10 things I learned from shopping at 100 Michigan dispensaries
How do you find the best weed at a Michigan dispensary? After more than 100 shops and six years shopping on the legal market, these are the 10 lessons that matter most.
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6 quick hits of cannabis news from across Michigan
Here’s your weekly rundown from The MichiGanja Report:
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Michigan air quality alert extended; ‘slow improvement’ expected Monday
Michigan’s Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy said over the weekend it has extended its air quality alert for the state through Monday.
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13 last-minute day trips from Lansing to take before school starts
Stores may be stocked with school supplies, but that doesn’t mean summer is over—here are some last-minute day trips from Lansing to take in Michigan before the first day!
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Is it safe to go outside this weekend? Michigan air quality forecast shows relief
According to the National Weather Service’s air quality forecast, this round of smoke is expected to move out going into Saturday, but a new round could start making its way into the area by Sunday.
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Doulas are helping Michiganders have safe, supported abortions
Jex Blackmore, co-founder of Hydra Mutual Aid Fund in Detroit, explains how a group of trained Michiganders is helping disperse crucial reproductive health information.





















