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Prioritization of COVID-19 vaccine recipients begins in Michigan

The state of Michigan has set a goal of vaccinating approximately 5.4 million residents by the end of 2021, but a number of issues must be resolved, including which group will be next to receive the vaccine.

By Michael Pineda | Dec 23, 2020

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As new COVID-19 vaccines arrive, some Michigan health care workers have reservations

As COVID-19 is reaching near-critical levels in hospitals across the U.S., the first COVID-19 vaccines are being delivered to medical professionals and health care workers.

By William Gibb | Dec 21, 2020

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Shirkey addresses accusations he wants chaos on election night in November

By Benjamin Kibbey | Sep 26, 2020

Michigan Senate Majority Leader Mike Shirkey (R-Clarklake) recently appeared on WJR's "The Frank Beckmann Show" to address accusations that he is only lukewarm on legislation to permit county clerks to begin the count of mail-in ballots on Monday, Nov. 2, instead of waiting for election day.

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SOUTH WYOMING UNITED METHODIST CHURCH: Saturday Night Outdoor Worship

By Press release submission | Jul 24, 2020

Starting on July 11, Worship Live and In-Person with us OUTSIDE, behind the church building, SATURDAYS at 7 PM.

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Community Action Agency makes millage request feed seniors, says 105 clients will be cut once CARES Act funding dries up

By Elle Johnson | Jun 17, 2020

The Community Action Agency is pushing for Branch County Commissioners to put a .2 mill request on the ballot in November to feed seniors, but commissioners want more information on the proposal before making a decision.