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upnorthlive.com | Audrey Boucher
GRAYLING, Mich. (WPBN/WGTU)— The city of Grayling has launched its first mental health drop-in center, "Hope Begins Here," located on Lawndale Street. The center hosted an open house this afternoon, welcoming individuals struggling with mental health issues who have been diagnosed by their doctor or through community mental health services.
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upnorthlive.com | Audrey Boucher
TOPICS:Cherry Grove Fire DepartmentBody cam pilotEMS operationsSafety techEmergency medical services90-day trialAuto translationPatient assessmentsWEXFORD COUNTY, Mich. — The Cherry Grove Fire Department is set to launch a pioneering body cam pilot program for its emergency medical services operations. This initiative, the first of its kind for Cherry Grove Fire and Rescue, will commence a 90-day trial starting July 21.
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upnorthlive.com | Audrey Boucher
CADILLAC, Mich. (WPBN/WGTU)— The former Wexford County Jail is set to undergo a transformation as Cornerstone Ministries plans to revitalize the building into a church. The planning commission has approved a special land use permit for the project. Pastor Troy Baxter of Cornerstone Ministries said the existing structure will be preserved but renovated to include a chapel with over 100 seats, fellowship meeting space, classrooms, and a nursery. The church will also utilize the original jail kitchen.
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upnorthlive.com | Audrey Boucher
CADILLAC, Mich. (WPBN/WGTU)— State officials hosted a second town hall in Cadillac to address residents' concerns about PFAS contamination. The Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy (EGLE) invited the community to discuss current PFAS data. During the meeting, EGLE and the Michigan PFAS Action Response Team (MPART) explained that PFAS can originate from various products, including carpet cleaners, food packaging, and stain and water-resistant materials.
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upnorthlive.com | Audrey Boucher
TOPICS:Forbush CornerTrail expansionBikingSkiingCrawford CountyMountain bike trails$400,000ConstructionCRAWFORD COUNTY, Mich., (WPBN/WGTU) -- Construction has commenced at Forbush Corner Cross Country Skiing in Frederic as part of a trail expansion project that includes new mountain bike trails. The project aims to raise $400,000 to fund and construct eight miles of professionally built mountain bike trails suitable for riders of all skill levels.
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