GVSU Signs Reverse Transfer Agreement With Gogebic CC
Grand Valley State University said Monday it had signed a reverse transfer agreement July 18 with Gogebic Community College near Ironwood.
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Grand Valley State University said Monday it had signed a reverse transfer agreement July 18 with Gogebic Community College near Ironwood.
AT&T Monday announced the availability of its mobile Internet network in the rural Hillsdale County communities of Camden and Reading, extending access for advanced mobile services, devices and applications to customers in these areas.
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WWJ's Marie Osborne stopped by the Detroit School of Rock and Pop where kids learn how to be part of a band.
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