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Orchestra audiences are used to this ritual: The houselights dim, out walks the concertmaster, who tunes the orchestra, and then the concert begins. But, unless the orchestra plays something with

TRAVERSE CITY — The city’s Downtown Development Authority Board took another step toward approving its updated Tax Increment Financing (TIF) plan as it moves closer to submitting the 30-year plan

For several generations, the unofficial postal carrier motto was "Neither rain, nor snow, nor sleet, nor hail shall keep the postmen from their appointed rounds."

A battery-powered clock stands on the shelf above my desk. My father, Henry Addink, purchased seven similar clocks decades ago. As far as I know, he gave one to each

"Encouraging children to embrace vegetables is like nurturing a budding friendship—it takes time and a bit of creativity."

LANSING — The Michigan Attorney General’s Office is again alerting the public about a massive data breach affecting millions of AT&T customers.

The board of trustees announced late Thursday that the school had raised just $1.5 million of its $12 million goal.

While city leaders have goals for downtown revitalization, those could take months or years.

Low-income families in Oregon can claim a new state tax credit this year to help ease the high cost of child-rearing.

The Senate has passed the halfway point in this legislative session. Although the number of bills advancing through the legislative process have been whittled down, there’s still plenty of work