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Tipping prompts are replacing traditional tip jars, which are easier to ignore. On a screen, you have to actively reject the request.

Andy Hyde goes on the record with the realities and challenges of being a Black chef-proprietor in Naples.

TRAVERSE CITY — One of the region’s most unique — and impactful — fundraising events is coming back this spring with the return of the 23rd Father Fred Cigar Dinner.

We tasked local luminary chefs to take on historical recipes from famed food columnist Doris Reynold's colorful book.

FREE radio control car racing days are planned for Hillingdon youngsters over the Easter holidays.

THE town was built on the reputation of its famous rejuvenating spas, and Llandrindod Carnival was revitalised last weekend as it made a welcome…

Two Columbia men who were recent winners in the Central Columbia Holiday Lights contests have decorated their homes for upward of 10 years each.

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Michigan House OKs bill to freeze cap on cigar tax View Comments The Michigan House on Tuesday voted 83-25 to make the 50-cent cap on cigar taxes permanent ahead of it reverting to a higher tax rate in October. Without the elimination or extension of the October sunset, Michigan would revert to a 32% wholesale tax on cigars — an increase that cigar shops said would drive more people to choose online or out-of-state retailers.  Sales suffered during the pandemic, and an increased tax would ...

Share Photo/Rey Del Rio via Getty Images A meeting was held this morning at 10:30 a.m. between members of the Michigan House Tax Policy Committee concerning the fate of The Great Lake State’s 50-cent cigar tax cap, and whether to make it permanent. The meeting concluded with a landslide bipartisan vote in support of the tax, 13-2, sending the motion off onto its first steps toward going into effect. The committee, which consists of nine ...