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The 2026 Cherry Pie Debates brought four candidates for the Michigan Legislature together to discuss a wide range of issues. In some places, they even found agreement. Listen to our recap.
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اپیزودهای قبلی Up North Lowdown را جستجو کن.
قسمت های دیگر در این پادکست
Democrat Rebecca Amidon and Republican Kim Cole want to represent the district, which runs up the Lake Michigan shoreline as far north as Benzie County.
Changes to federal law could threaten piping plover, Michigan's only venomous snake and other endangered species here. IPR's Vivian La walks us through it. We'll also visit a mobile health clinic aimed at expanding access to healthcare in rural northern Michigan.
Candidates in northern Michigan’s 103rd House District offer different approaches to housing costs, access to rural health care and the proposed Line 5 tunnel. We hear from state Rep. Betsy Coffia (D-Traverse City) and Republican challenger Edwin Dean (R-Northport) as part of our profiles of area l…
It's a fun Friday. We listen to wind chimes being installed at Interlochen Center for the Arts, talk to Dan Wanschura in Marquette for the Fresh Coast Film Festival and play the October puzzle with winner Nathan Hamme.
Grand Traverse County Treasurer Jamie Callahan has faced intense scrutiny from county commissioners over unreconciled books, lost documents and late payments and penalties. We hear the details from Traverse City Record-Eagle reporter Aly Kleidon, who has been following the story.
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