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Traverse City museum looks to trim collection

By BRIAN McGILLIVARY - Associated Press

Authorities: Power loss caused 2012 plane crash

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Traverse City, Mich, High School math teacher Jodi Murphy received a grant to purchase four Texas Instruments CBR 2 Sonic Motion Detectors to use in her classroom. The sensors, seen here in a May 6, 2014 photo, plug into graphing calculators and can make graphs based on objects' distance in relation to the sensor. (AP Photo/Traverse City Record-Eagle, Jan-Michael Stump)

Motion sensors to help students visualize math

By SARAH ELMS - Associated Press

Traverse City studying possible fishing pier

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Cherry Festival to trim setup, tear-down time

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Woman ‘humiliated’ by arrest for missing jury duty

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Stabbing victim gets prison time on drug charge

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Some officials dismayed by long Cherry Festival

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Traverse City Film Festival board adds star power

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In an April 2014 photo, Betty and Ed Mucha walk around their 1964 1/2 Ford Mustang inside the Hagerty Insurance headquarters on Cass Street in Traverse City, Mich. Mucha's Mustang was one of the first convertibles to roll off of the assembly line 50 years ago. The Caspian Blue Metallic 1964 1/2 Ford Mustang convertible beamed almost as bright as Mucha's smile while he chatted about the car's 50th birthday. The first Mustangs rolled off the production line on April 17, 1964. Mucha's car's 289-cubic-inch V8 rumbled for the first time on April 22 that year. (AP Photo/Traverse City Record-Eale Nathan Payne)

Traverse City man’s Ford Mustang turns 50

By NATHAN PAYNE - Associated Press

Lawyer: Emails show college broke open meeting law

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Curling club could come to Traverse City

By NATHAN PAYNE - Associated Press

Work starts to complete Sleeping Bear Dunes trail

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This June 2, 2010 photo shows marble-size Golden Delicious apple blossoms, in Armada Township, Mich. Michigan's heavy snowfall and bitter cold winter have damaged some fruit trees and vineyards, according to a leading state farm group. The late thaw is finally allowing fruit farmers to assess damage from the cold and heavy snow, the Michigan Farm Bureau said in a report Friday, April 4, 2014. (AP Photo/Detroit News, Todd McInturf)

Harsh winter damages Michigan’s fruit trees, vines

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