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Free Gun Locks Available at MDHHS Offices Statewide

The Michigan State Police (MSP) and Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) announced today they are partnering together to protect children from unsecured firearms. Using $500,000 in state funding appropriated in the FY24 MSP budget, the MSP facilitated the purchase of 75,000 cable-style gun locks from Project ChildSafe that will be available for free at MDHHS county offices starting today and some local health departments while supplies last.
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Billy Jack and Amy Gramm: Crafting Memorable Experiences in Munising

From downtown Munising to the serene beachfront of 16 Mile Lake, Amy and Billy Jack Gramm have crafted a unique experience shaped by a family legacy of entrepreneurial spirit and genuine hospitality. Reflective of two decades of diligence and hard work, their establishments offer something unlike anything else in the area. Together, they welcome guests to discover the true essence of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, where every visit feels like coming home.
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Munising Class of 1980 Remembrance and Reunion Meeting Planned

The Munising Class of 1980 announces a reunion planning meeting on July 2nd. Starting at 12:30 PM, a remembrance memorial will be held at Bayshore Park, followed by a planning session at 1:00 PM at Gallery Cafe for the 2025 Class of 1980 Reunion. All Class of 1980 members are encouraged to attend both events to honor departed classmates and contribute to organizing the upcoming reunion. For further information, contact Kirk Harger at 740-889-8032 or Jodi Golisek at 920-383-1964 or JodiG@SigmaOneGroup.com
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Briefs

Return of Bay-Con Promises Bigger and Better Experience in Third Year Escanaba gears up for the third annual Bay-Con, slated for April 20 at Bay College Campus. With over 130 vendors, vintage gaming, celebrity appearances, and more, this free event aims to raise funds for student clubs and athletic teams. Don’t miss the cosplay contest and special speaker panels!
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Michigan families urged to get children caught up on vaccines in recognition of National Infant Immunization Week

During National Infant Immunization Week (NIIW) April 22-29, the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) urges Michigan parents to ensure their children are fully vaccinated on time for the best possible protection from serious diseases. Each year, NIIW focuses on the positive impact of vaccination on the lives of infants and children — and this year it’s a priority to ensure families stay on track for their children’s well-child visits and routinely recommended vaccinations. On-time vaccination is critical to help provide protection against potentially life-threatening diseases.
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