A statewide program that will pay community colleges to train workers for growing businesses is a welcome change in the tax-credit game a ‘ it is aimed squarely at firms that are growing and will pay out only on results, not promises.
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A statewide program that will pay community colleges to train workers for growing businesses is a welcome change in the tax-credit game a ‘ it is aimed squarely at firms that are growing and will pay out only on results, not promises.
A statewide program that will pay community colleges to train workers for growing businesses is a welcome change in the tax-credit game a ‘ it is aimed squarely at firms that are growing and will pay out only on results, not promises.
A ruling by the state’s highest court opens the door for lawsuits against state agencies that allow harm to the environment, a decision supported by a local justice whose brief tenure draws to a close this week.
Grand Traverse County and city employees have the day off as a paid New Year’s Day holiday. County employees and hundreds of other local public sector workers were off Thursday too, part of a trend of double days off for both Christmas and New Year’s.
The Traverse City resident plans to organize a family reunion next summer. He often calls relatives just to check up on them. And family falls even higher on his priority list after a local man killed his sister.
Jennifer Sullivan will be in the stands at Monday’s Orange Bowl in Miami, but she won’t be concentrating on the football game.
2010 will go out warm and drizzly; Pie-thrower who hit Levin faces charges.
While resolving to make life changes come January 1 might strike you as silly or overly-ambitious resolutions forgotten by February anyone? there’s no denying the fresh-start feeling we can’t help but experience when a new calendar year rolls around.
Tim Comstock, 48, is heading into New Year’s with a new life. He is sure his new life will be filled with light, although most of his old life was spent in darkness.
A Petoskey man, who recently pleaded “no contest” to armed robbery for his involvement in the Boyne Highlands armed robbery in June 2009, withdrew his plea Wednesday in 57th Circuit Court.