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MI DNR Announces Website To Help Identify And Manage Woody Invasive Plants

Lansing, MI - For landscapes plagued by autumn olive or entangled in oriental bittersweet, a new website offers help identifying and managing woody invasive plants like these.

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Online COVID-19 Screening Tool Available For Macomb County

Mt. Clemens, MI - Macomb County has launched a daily self-screening questionnaire for employees, vendors and members of the public wishing to enter county facilities.

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Macomb County WIC Program Receives Award From USDA

Mt. Clemens, MI - The United States Department of Agriculture recently awarded the Macomb County Health Department’s Women, Infants and Children (WIC) program a Gold Loving Support Award of Excellence for its breastfeeding program.

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Unsolicited Seed Packages From China Prompts Warning From MDARD

Lansing, MI - Across the United States, people have been reporting receiving unsolicited packages containing seeds from China in the mail. The Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development (MDARD) is warning residents who receive these packages not to open or plant the seeds.

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Top Honors From National Publication For Oalkand County Graphic Designers

Pontiac, MI - Graphic designers from Oakland County economic development, executive office, health and human services and human resources were honored recently with seven American In-house Design Awards from Graphic Design USA, a New York City-based national design publication.

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Little Caesars Donates One Millionth Pizza In Hometown Of Detroit

Detroit, MI - July 24, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- As a thank you to healthcare and front-line workers across the country, Little Caesars, the global family-owned pizza chain, donated its millionth pizza on July 24th.

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Michigan 4-H State Award Winners From Macomb County Announced

Clinton Twp., MI - Two Macomb County teens have been selected to receive 2020 Michigan 4-H State Awards in the program's Junior Division.

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Guidance On Redeeming Bottle And Can Deposits Post-Shutdown

Lansing, MI - In early June, Michigan retailers officially began accepting cans and bottles with a deposit for redemption and recycling after an 11-week shutdown. During this time, it is estimated that Michiganders stockpiled 800 million containers, worth $80 million in deposits.

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