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Drivers in northeast Michigan are wondering when gas prices will be tumbling like other areas of the state.
At least one member of the board of education for Alpena Public Schools isn’t impressed with a draft copy of a facility needs assessment.
Construction projects in the City of Alpena are beginning to pick up a little bit, but remain behind last years pace.
No one was injured Sunday, when lightning from a thunderstorm struck a home in the City of Alpena.
Governor Rick Snyder’s mobile office hours are rolling through northeast Michigan this week.
An Alpena man is expected to be sentenced next month, for failing to register as a sex offender, which also violated the terms of his probation.
Residents can meet with state Rep. Peter Pettalia to talk about state government concerns or problems during office hours scheduled in Wolverine Monday.
NEMCSA is currently accepting applications for board member positions.
