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Replacement food assistance benefits, State Emergency Relief available to Gaylord area residents impacted by tornado

Residents of the Gaylord area who were affected by last week’s tornado may be eligible for replacement food assistance or State Emergency relief, the...
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Sparrow Carson Recognizes ‘Nurses of the Year’

Celebrating Sparrow Carson’s two Nurses of the Year are (from left) Sparrow Carson President Mark Brisboe; honoree Jeremy Steere, RN, Medical Surgical Unit;...
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Thankful to Those Who Helped Shoulder the Load of Her Recovery

Ithaca resident Charyl Turner is no stranger to surgeries. Having had one shoulder and one knee previously repaired with surgery, she was experienced. She...
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Sparrow tops 70,000 video visits for patients, providing more access to care for community

 The pandemic has radically altered the healthcare landscape, and Sparrow’s leading-edge medicine is a good example: Sparrow has exceeded 70,000 patient video visits since...
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New feature on COVID-19 test finder improving access, helping Michigan residents find treatment options

The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) is announcing a new tool for Michigan residents and health care providers to help locate...
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Michigan families urged to get children caught up on vaccines in recognition of National Infant Immunization Week

 Each year, National Infant Immunization Week (NIIW) focuses on the positive impacts of vaccination on the lives of infants and children — and this...
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Good and bad foods for IBS

 Irritable bowel syndrome, previously referred to as spastic colon or nervous bowel, is a common disorder affecting the large intestines. The Mayo Clinic says...
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Potential stressors for kids

Work is often cited as the primary cause of stress. Indeed, work-related stress is a global issue. According to the Global Organization for Stress,...
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Fulton Schools’ Sinking Fund Proposal Passes

Michael MacDonald Herald Editor A sinking fund proposal for Fulton Schools passed in last Tuesday’s general election, allowing the district to...
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County Residents Turn Out in Large Numbers for General Election

Michael MacDonald Herald Editor  Gratiot County saw a 75 percent turnout for this year’s general election with 19,940 of the county’s...
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Gratiot Parks and Rec Millage Attracts Requests for Three Projects

Rosemary Horvath Herald Correspondent  Gratiot County’s parks and recreation millage fund has drawn interest from local municipalities, with three proposals seeking...

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