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Justin A. Hinkley
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Publisher and Editor, Alpena News
Alpena
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culture , the highly sensitive trait , mental health profiles
high tech, sports
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By Ellie Katz Verified, Justin A. Hinkley Verified| WCMU-FM (Mount Pleasant, MI) Verified This story was reported in partnership with Bridge Michigan. When a once-in-a-generation ice stormslammed northern Michigan in late March, damaging hundreds of miles of forest, Bill Sterrett hoped his decades of careful management might help his woodlot north of Gaylord fare a little better. It didn't. "The first thing I saw was these pine right here, and I was looking for green," he said. "There's green up there, but it's not green like it was.
By Justin A. Hinkley Verified| Bridge Michigan Verified More than 300,000 utility customers lost power Sunday; days later more than 70,000 remained without Michigan routinely has some of the nation’s longest power outages during major storms Utilities says recently approved rate hikes will improve reliability, but weather is becoming increasingly harsh More than 70,000 Michigan utility customers remained without power on Friday, six days after a massive ice storm in the north and 10 tornadoes to the south downed scores of power lines and knocked...
By Ellie Katz Verified, Justin A. Hinkley Verified| WCMU-FM (Mount Pleasant, MI) Verified This story was reported in partnership with Bridge Michigan. When a once-in-a-generation ice stormslammed northern Michigan in late March, damaging hundreds of miles of forest, Bill Sterrett hoped his decades of careful management might help his woodlot north of Gaylord fare a little better. It didn't. "The first thing I saw was these pine right here, and I was looking for green," he said. "There's green up there, but it's not green like it was.
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Alpena News
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