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Thunderstorms move through, knock out power for more than 3,000
BOYNE CITY -- Severe thunderstorms Monday afternoon caused more than 3,000 businesses and households to lose power in Charlevoix and Emmet counties. All power has been restored as of 6 a.m. today, Tuesday. Most of the outages were concentrated in and...
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Mich. customers oppose fees to refuse power meters
LANSING, Mich. (AP) — A small but outspoken group of residential customers vows to continue battling Michigan's largest utility company over the freedom to opt out of having "smart" meters installed outside their homes. State regulators' days-...
Tags: Government, Consumers, Civil and Public Service, Science and Technology, Entertainment
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Line clearance tree trimming and removal
BOYNE CITY -- Nelson Tree Service will perform line clearance tree trimming and removal for Consumers Energy in Boyne City beginning on or about Thursday, May 2. A map of affected areas is available at the front desk of city hall or on the city's... -
Boyne City dredge project could cost more
BOYNE CITY -- Boyne City will receive $105,000 from the state to dredge its municipal marina this spring, but that money might not go as far as some had anticipated. On Tuesday, the Boyne City Commission voted to accept the money and sign a grant...
Tags: Finance, Consumers, Economy, Business and Finance
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GR bridge re-opens, officials caution about flooding rivers
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (AP) — The Fulton Street bridge over the Grand River in downtown Grand Rapids has reopened after being closed because of high waters. Officials reopened the bridge Monday morning after shutting it down Sunday. Traffic is...
Tags: CMS Energy Corporation, Energy Saving, Environmental Issues
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Spring storm still leaves thousands without power in Michigan
TAWAS CITY (AP) — Consumers Energy says it has made significant progress in restoring electricity lost during a storm but nearly 8,000 customers still lack power. The utility says more than half are in Arenac and Iosco counties, along Lake Huron....
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29K without power after storm whips across state
TAWAS, Mich. (AP) — More than 29,500 Consumers Energy customers across the state are without power due to freezing rain and high winds from a spring storm that swept across the Midwest. Spokesman Roger Morgenstern says most of the outages are in...
Tags: Weather, Weather Reports
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Consumers Energy: 250 trees set to be trimmed, removed
BOYNE CITY -- Boyne City residents may have noticed utility workers milling around town and mysterious markings appearing on trees near their homes over the past few weeks. Both foreshadow an aggressive tree trimming project Consumers Energy has...Tags: Consumers, Electricity Production and Distribution
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Report: Michigan a leader in outdated gas lines
LANSING, Mich. (AP) — Michigan is one of the nation's leaders in the amount of outdated, leaky cast-iron and wrought-iron natural gas pipes, according to a report published Sunday. The state has 3,153 miles of the pipes, fifth in the nation, the...
Tags: Government, Civil and Public Service, Freedom of the Press, Service Electric Inc., Detroit Free Press
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Renewable energy: We're using more of it
Wind energy. Renewable energy. Alternative energy. The amount of energy Michiganders use that has been produced by wind and other renewable sources has increased substantially in recent years. When someone flips a switch to turn on a light in their...Tags: Government, Consumers, Business, Science and Technology, Electricity Production and Distribution
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Grants help Habitat build energy-efficient homes
PETOSKEY -- Grants recently provided to Northwest Michigan Habitat for Humanity have helped the affordable housing ministry build homes that exceed certain construction standards for energy efficienct. These grants, awarded by the Petoskey-Harbor Springs...Tags: Environmental Politics, Home Energy Saving, International Energy, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Habitat for Humanity International
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Boyne City planning and zoning recap for 2012
BOYNE CITY -- Scott McPherson has been busy over the past year. In 2012, the Boyne City planning director worked, along with the city's planning commission, in multiple ways to mold the direction of growth in Boyne City. McPherson presented his year-...
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