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Decision 2024: Special Election Edition
Get ready for comprehensive coverage of the upcoming election season with The Michigan Banner! Inside, you’ll find state and local news, in-depth analysis of Michigan’s record-breaking early voter turnout, a heated MI House debate, and the pivotal U.S. Senate race between Elissa Slotkin and Mike Rogers. Plus, explore insights on presidential candidates, critical opinions on third-party bids, Saginaw City Council debates, Saginaw’s new ID and voter registration initiative for students, and essential election dates.
Moore makes mayoral history
Brenda Moore is Saginaw's second mayor to serve beyond a pair of two-year terms, taking office Nov. 18 for a third go-round. She joins the company of Gary Loster, who…
Hemlock Semiconductor to receive $325M for new facility
Hemlock Semiconductor (HSC) is set to receive up to $325 million in federal funding under the CHIPS and Science Act, aimed at expanding its production of semiconductor-grade polysilicon. This investment, announced by the U.S. Department of Commerce, is part of…
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Quincy Jones, legendary architect of pop and soul, dies at 91
The world of music fell silent Sunday as news broke of the passing of Quincy Jones, a towering figure whose influence has shaped the very essence of modern pop and…
SVSU to host lecture on 300 years of vaccine controversy
Vaccination debates are nothing new, and Saginaw Valley State University will explore the topic with an in-depth lecture on three centuries of vaccine-related controversy. The event, featuring Robert D. Johnston, a history professor from the University of Illinois at Chicago,…
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