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$3 million in grants available for small businesses to outfit their spaces for winter during pandemic
$3 million in grants available for small businesses to outfit their spaces for winter during pandemic
With the weather outside becoming frightful, many small businesses in Michigan are wondering how they'll survive as COVID-19 spreads more easily in crowded, indoor places.The state of Michigan's Department of Labor and Economic Opportunity has teamed up with the Small Business Association of…
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$3 million in grants available for small businesses to outfit their spaces for winter during pandemic
Into the woods: Pandemic fuels rising interest in hunting. Can it last?
Into the woods: Pandemic fuels rising interest in hunting. Can it last?
On Sunday, as many as 76,000 new hunters will disperse across Michigan's leaf-covered meadows and oak forests in search of bagging their first whitetail deer. The COVID-19 pandemic forced many across the state, and the U.S., to abandon some preferred pastimes — such as keeping a scoresheet from…
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Into the woods: Pandemic fuels rising interest in hunting. Can it last?
With UM, MSU set to kick off football season, pandemic-stricken businesses hope for boost
With UM, MSU set to kick off football season, pandemic-stricken businesses hope for boost
Bars and restaurants, hamstrung for months by the coronavirus pandemic, are both eagerly and anxiously anticipating the delayed return of Big Ten football Saturday.The University of Michigan opens away at Minnesota while Michigan State University begins the season at home against Rutgers University…
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With UM, MSU set to kick off football season, pandemic-stricken businesses hope for boost
Northern Michigan vineyards expect solid grape crop in 2020
Northern Michigan vineyards expect solid grape crop in 2020
TRAVERSE CITY — Vineyard managers in northern Michigan are expecting a solid grape crop harvest, with one calling the quality of this year's grapes "exceptional."Brys Estate Vineyard & Winery on Old Mission Peninsula, near Traverse City, is on track to finish picking grapes around the…
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Northern Michigan vineyards expect solid grape crop in 2020
Amid growing demand, Short's Brewing Co. expands warehouse, packaging line
Amid growing demand, Short's Brewing Co. expands warehouse, packaging line
Short's Brewing Co. is nearing the finish line on a $1.5 million expansion at its manufacturing facility in Elk Rapids, which couldn't come at a better time as the popular brewer enjoys a big bump in demand. Short's, whose most popular beers include Soft Parade and Huma-lupa-licious, reported a 30…
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Amid growing demand, Short's Brewing Co. expands warehouse, packaging line
Kroger investing $95 million in new high-tech fulfillment center in Romulus
Kroger investing $95 million in new high-tech fulfillment center in Romulus
The Kroger Co. is spending $95 million to build an automated customer fulfillment center in Romulus that would create 270 jobs. The Michigan Strategic Fund board on Tuesday awarded $1.6 million in a Michigan Business Development Program grant to support the project. The planned 130,000-square…
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Kroger investing $95 million in new high-tech fulfillment center in Romulus
Dustin Walsh: Time to move on from hard lesson of tariffs
Dustin Walsh: Time to move on from hard lesson of tariffs
President Donald Trump has used tariffs as a means to an end for the past three-plus years.The Trump administration sought to level the economic playing field and usher in new trade deals with perceived adversaries, mainly China and Mexico.But the automotive industry has struggled under the trade…
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Dustin Walsh: Time to move on from hard lesson of tariffs