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Trump admin cuts funds for gender-affirming care for young people. Here’s how to fight back.
Here’s what you need to know about Trump’s ruling on gender-affirming care, and what you can do to support LGBTQ+ rights and access to life-saving healthcare.
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9 of the best early-fall activities in Michigan
Too impatient to wait until the “real” autumn arrives? There’s a fair share of early-fall activities in Michigan to keep you occupied.
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Here’s what’s happening in Michigan this weekend (Aug. 21-23)
Hot air balloons, Greek culture, a Renaissance fest, and more.
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Michigan’s weed has a quality problem. This grower might be part of the cure
I found four flavorful cannabis strains from Favrd’s latest harvest at Information Entropy in Ann Arbor. I’m convinced this is the best money I’ve spent on marijuana in years.
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9 quick hits of cannabis news from across Michigan
Here’s your weekly rundown from The MichiGanja Report:
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Study finds one of Michigan’s healthiest forests in Grand Rapids
A new study found the 100-acre Ken-O-Sha Park is home to one of the state’s highest-quality remaining forests.
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Northern Michigan mass shooting: ‘It’s led to a lot of scared people’
The shootings have shaken this rural community of about 2,800, an area where acres of open land often separate neighbors.
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MSU professor says Michigan voters will decide whether to open ‘Pandora’s box’ this November
Michigan voters will decide in November whether to call a “con-con,” which could cost $80 million and hand 148 strangers the keys to the state’s constitution.
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John James and Tom Barrett pocket cash from congressman accused of horrific abuse
The political campaigns of two prominent Michigan Republicans took $6,500 from a congressman who allegedly scalded his ex-wife with hot water, held a gun to her head, and injured a toddler. Barrett is keeping it.
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Thousands expected at annual Port Huron Float Down
The unsanctioned Float Down is set to begin Aug. 16, when residents and visitors take to the water in anything that can stay above water and carry them down the St. Clair River.
