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Looking from our Salesforce Tower camera, the golden gate bridge. Good morning. I am michelle griego. Good morning on this wednesday morning. Len, i want to say a quick welcome to the morning team. It is a family. We are glad you are here. Usually we would greet you with a potluck or donuts or coffee powwow in the make up arm. With social distancing we will have to wait for that. We will put it on the calendar. Thank you for the big welcome to the family and it feels like a family. Great. We are...

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Governors wanted to have total control over the opening of their states. But now they want to have us, the federal government do the testing. And again, testing is local, you cant have it both ways. Should the states take the lead on the tests . Yes. Thats exactly right. But we need the volume, and the volume is going to be determined by how well those National Manufacturers provide the kit prinnew york. Dana President Trump did say yesterday hes using the defense production act to decrease the ...

Emergency because it doesnt look like the democrats are moving on a deal in these funding talks. Well have to see what results in the 15 days we have left before these affected federal agencies would yet again run short of government spending. The conversation now is whether a deal is not reached, it ends up being a Government Shutdown with a deadline of february 15th, or this National Emergency that the president is talking about. No surprise, he started his conversation talking about the wall....

A year into pandemic, MSU Extension’s health and nutrition virtual programming thrives March 9, 2021 From food safety to farm stress, MSU Extension’s dedicated educators and instructors found innovative ways to learn, teach and connect — even in the most challenging of times. MSU Extension educators Beth Waitrovich (left) and Eric Karbowski (top right), and instructor Ali Rogers (bottom right). Like so many others at the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, Michigan State University Extension ...