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Homemakers sponsor career fair for area youth | News, Sports, Jobs

STEPHENSON The West Bagley Homemakers hosted a career fair on April 17 at Stephenson High School. Over 120 students attended the event from St

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Escanaba paper mill resumes operations after closure | News, Sports, Jobs

ESCANABA The Escanaba paper mill resumed operations Monday after being idled on April 13 as a precautionary measure against blastomycosis, a fungal disease

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Billerud Resumes Escanaba Mill Operations After Rare Fungal Outbreak

Billerud Resumes Escanaba Mill Operations After Rare Fungal Outbreak
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Billerud paper mill in Escanaba to reopen after blastomycosis outbreak

After more than three weeks of investigation and cleaning, no blastomyces fungal spores were found in the Billerud paper mill.

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Billerud paper mill in Escanaba to reopen after blastomycosis outbreak

After more than three weeks of investigation and cleaning, no blastomyces fungal spores were found in the Billerud paper mill.

United statesGretchen whitmerMichael snyderBillerud escanabaPrevention national institute for occupational safetyPublic health deltaHuman servicesUs centers for diseaseKeith mathenydetroit freeMichigan department of healthMenominee countiesMichigan departmentDisease controlNational instituteOccupational safety