WSJM Morning News-9/17/2020

Dan Seibert | Posted on September 17, 2020 |

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In this edition:

Get ready to vote in November. That’s the message from Governor Whitmer and Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson as local clerks will begin sending ballots on September 24.
Unit One of the Cook nuclear power plant in Bridgman will go into a refueling outage this weekend.
A west Michigan resident is suspected of having Eastern Equine Encephalitis.
Congressman Fred Upton is calling on a state agency in Michigan to release some federal funds to housing organizations to help prevent evictions during the pandemic.
South Haven Public Schools are reopening to in-person education next week.
A bipartisan bill is in effect to help protect victims of sexual abuse, and to make sure they have time to seek justice when they feel ready to do so.
Anyone who was a fan of the Hard Rock Cafe at Four Winds New Buffalo has until Halloween to say goodbye to it.
With the nation heading into an election, there are some key matters older Michiganders care about that transcend partisan politics.
It’s almost time to view the fall colors here in Michigan.

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