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On this 420, now that cannabis has been legitimized, the industry wants us to stop using slang to describe it. Yup, the first thing that happens when things go legit, is they lose their slang. According to some (not all) cannabis industry execs, there are some terms you should lose if you want to describe their product. Lets start with the most common term, marijuana. “Any term applied to cannabis other than cannabis is negligent and abusive behavior that we abhor,” Daniel Hayden of Extrac...

Article content The first Bruce Peninsula Sportsmen Association Lures N Lines Spring Trout Derby has been postponed until May 28. Initially slated to begin May 7, the derby start has been pushed back amid the surging COVID-19 pandemic and resulting provincial restrictions. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. BPSA Lines N Lures derby pushed back to May 28 Back to video Derby organizers said those looking for refunds will be accommodated with proof of p...

Teen who detonated explosive at Newaygo school in March charged The 16-year-old boy has been charged as a juvenile with possession of a Molotov cocktail or similar device and possessing a weapon in a weapon-free zone, Newaygo County Prosecutor Worth Stay said in a statement. A preliminary hearing for the teen was held Wednesday and the 27th District Courts Family Division in White Cloud will set future hearing dates, Stay said. According to authorities, the 16-year-old took a homemade explosiv...

The Peanut Guy of White Cloud, Early 1900s White Cloud sits in two Newaygo County townships: Everett and Wilcox. It began life in 1871 when it was founded as a logging camp by Lester Morgan. In fact, in 1873, the town was referred to as Morgan Station when it was given a post office and the railroad gave it a depot. At times it was also called Morgantown and Morganville. The town was co-founded by Sextus Wilcox, of whom the township was named after. In 1877, the name “White Cloud” was final...

White Cloud police arrest man in connection to attempted stabbing, domestic assault EW Scripps and last updated 2021-03-16 13:03:37-04 WHITE CLOUD, Mich. — One person has been arrested in connection to an attempted stabbing and domestic assault earlier this month in White Cloud. Levon Forest Duke of White Cloud, 34, had several outstanding warrants for his arrest, according to the City of White Cloud Police Department. The department responded March 9 to a report of an attempted stabbing a...

Father charged after student brings explosive materials to Michigan high school ‘We don’t believe it was any kind of malicious intent on behalf of the student,’ says MSP Tags:  NEWAYGO COUNTY, Mich. – A father has been charged in western Michigan after his 16-year-old son allegedly set off explosives Monday at Newaygo High School. The day after the explosives were set off, David Saylor was in court facing two counts -- one for having possession of a molotov cocktail and another for con...

COVID-19 vaccinations available at Family Health Care for eligible groups Federica Narancio/AP Pharmaceutical company Pfizer announced on its website that it had received permission from the Food and Drug Administration that they can enroll children as young as 12 in its COVID-19 vaccine trial. (Federica Narancio/AP) and last updated 2021-03-11 14:03:27-05 WEST MICHIGAN — Family Health Care is now offering COVID-19 vaccinations to community members and clinic patients age 50 and up, includ...

The boy and his father had been building and detonating improvised explosive devices at their home in Brooks Township.

1 arrested after armed robberies in Grand Haven, Norton Shores file photo and last updated 2021-03-01 09:57:53-05 GRAND HAVEN, Mich. — A 36-year-old White Cloud man was arrested early Monday morning after an armed robbery at a gas station. Officers from the Grand Haven Department of Public Safety responded about 12:45 a.m. to the Shell Gas Station in Grand Haven, according to a news release. They found the robber fleeing the scene and pursued him into Muskegon County. The robber was taken ...

John Stroud/Post Independent A plan by Ascendigo Autism Services to develop 126 acres in eastern Missouri Heights near El Jebel for a summer camp and year-round activities center for autistic children is now before Garfield County planning officials for review. Before the plan was even submitted in late January by the Carbondale-based nonprofit organization, though, a group of nearby residents organized in opposition to the plans. Among their chief concerns is that they view the development as ...