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Debate about addition of sodium fluoride to Mount Pleasant water continues
Editor’s note: This is the second in a series about fluoride in the water of Mount Pleasant. The Mount Pleasant City Commission’s...
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CMU salvage auction brings bargain seekers
Jun 23, 2010 5:00
Kris Shafer bought a GMC Safari for $600 from Central Michigan University. He said he plans on playing with it and then selling...
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Mount Pleasant Summerfest starts today in Island Park
The summer solstice may have recently passed, but the season is just getting under way for the City of Mount Pleasant. The...
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Search continues for College of Medicine associate dean
Though two associate deans for the College of Medicine have been named, one search will need to be restarted. Ernest Yoder,...
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Several Division 1-AA schools not looking to make FBS jump
While some of the biggest conferences in Division 1 athletics have made changes in membership of late, some prominent Division...
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Summer theatre bringing three plays to CMU
A selected handful of 12 students in Central Michigan University’s Theatre Department have been bustling for the past four...
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Sports update: Hernandez to Gulf Coast League, Hofstra adds Ferrara, Bellore gets recognition from ESPN
Baseball Former Central Michigan pitcher Jesse Hernandez signed with the Toronto Blue Jays on June 15 as an undrafted free...
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Construction on Bellows St. expected to be finished by late July
The Mount Pleasant Department of Public Works expects the ongoing construction on Bellows Street to be completed by the end...
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Children spend week working on arts and crafts at Art Reach of Mid-Michigan
Jun 23, 2010 4:00
Jeannie Thrush has the experience and responsibility of sharing her passion for arts and crafts with several of eager children. A...
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Michigan universities slow increases in tuition for 2010-11
Tuition rates at several Michigan public universities are increasing. J.J. Boehm, director of media and public relations...
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VIDEO: CMU Salvage Sale brings bargains
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Heart Cry International walk raises funds for Haiti relief
Jun 22, 2010 21:09
Carla Ives led 16 people for ten miles through hot and unforgiving weather Saturday. Heart Cry International members gathered...
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