Tag: Thanksgiving
A rough go for holiday travel as Thanksgiving snow blankets northern Michigan
Traverse City had just an inch or two on Thursday morning. Along the lakeshore, even less snow was on the ground. But move inland and it’s a different story.
Power To The People! How Economic Choices Create Political Capital
Everything that goes around, comes around. The midterm election of 1890 may offer important lessons about political power and consumers.
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Honestly, how many places are named after Abe Lincoln? In Michigan, a lot
President Abraham Lincoln proclaimed Thanksgiving a national holiday in 1863, launching a November tradition. It was also tradition to name municipalities, schools and roads after Lincoln….
Why some in Michigan ditch alcohol, embrace mocktail madness for Thanksgiving
For years, research reassured drinkers that mild or moderate imbibing was harmless, maybe even protective, for health. That research was flawed….
Michigan officials: Fires not the only safety threat on Thanksgiving
The holiday season can bring cuts, burns, fire and heart issues. Health and public safety officials urge caution while cooking and celebrating….