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Tue., Oct. 15, 2024, 7:00pm at WKAR TV Studios | Ahead of the television broadcast premiere, experience an evening filled with thought-provoking stories and engaging discussion. -
Tuesday, October 22, 2024 3pm-6pm, at Impression 5 Science Center | This free special event for kids and families focuses on being kind and thoughtful toward others.
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Courtesy/The AtlanticThe Democracy at a Crossroads series from The Atlantic made stops at the University of Nevada Reno and Morehouse College and is now ending at Michigan State University. -
Scott C. Soderberg/UM Photography, Scott C. SoderbergThe union representing some 2,700 respiratory therapists, phlebotomists and other health care workers said it reached a tentative, three-year agreement with the health system on Monday night.
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The NPR Board has reelected Shawn Turner, WKAR general manager, as a member director. Turner was first elected in February of 2024 and will serve through November 2027.
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As we say farewell to September and look forward to October, there is a lot to look forward to including a range of exceptional programming spanning literature, politics, music, technology, sports, and more.
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Today’s radio programming is made possible in part by contributions…From Carol and Sandy Bryson in celebration of their 48 years of marriage.In remembrance of Charles A. Birney, his family extends thanks to WKAR and NPR for years of listening enjoyment.
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Saturdays, Oct 5 - Oct 26 at 12PM on 90.5 FM & STREAMING | Enjoy music from around the mitten with Jody Knol each Saturday for Great Lakes Concerts!
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On this day in 1900, a dark chapter unfolded for the Burt Lake Band of Ottawa and Chippewa indigenous peoples in Michigan. After years of treaties with the federal government, a land developer illegally claimed their 375 acres, using fabricated back taxes as a pretext. With the help of local law enforcement, the developer forcibly relocated the community, burning their homes. The only surviving structure was St. Mary's Catholic Mission Church, which later became a pig barn, symbolizing the community's tragic loss during the Burt Lake Burnout.
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