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Medical Spotlight

An in depth look at our area's premier medical facilities!

 

Monday thru Friday's @ 7:45am, 12:30pm,4:45pm on 104.7 FM.

 

*Iosco County Medical Care Facility.

*Tawas St. Joseph Health System.

*Sherman Glen Asst. Living, Nat. City.

*Angelic Home Health & Hospice.

*Tender Care of Tawas City.

*Hospice of Helping Hands.

*Heartland Home Health Care

*Tawas Village, East Tawas.

*Rolling Acres Adult Foster Care

  Ossineke & East Tawas.

*Medilodge of Sterling.

*Orthotech Orthopedics, West Branch.

*Hear USA, Tawas City & West Branch.

*McLaren Bay regional.

 

 

Arizona Sheriff to Appeal Judge's Finding His Department was Racial Profiling

Arizona Sheriff to Appeal Judge's Finding His Department was Racial Profiling

Spencer Platt/Getty Image(MARICOPA COUNTY, Ariz.) -- Sheriff Joe Arpaio's attorneys said Saturday they plan to appeal a federal judge's finding that the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office, helmed by Arpaio, racially profiled Latinos while on immigration patrols.

Complaints of deputies pulling over and singling out people who are dark skinned and speak Spanish to check their immigration status hav...

French Soldier Stabbed in Possible Copycat Attack

French Soldier Stabbed in Possible Copycat Attack

Wavebreak Media/Thinkstock(PARIS) -- A French soldier was stabbed on the outskirts of Paris only days after a gruesome killing of a British soldier on a London street.

The soldier was stabbed in the neck with a box cutter on Saturday. He was in uniform at the time of the attack.

The soldier was taken to the military hospital Percy in Clamartou, France, and will survive.

Authorities do not know ...

Nebraska Governor Takes a Pass on Senate Bid

Nebraska Governor Takes a Pass on Senate Bid

Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images(WASHINGTON) -- Gov. Dave Heineman of Nebraska said Saturday he would not be a candidate for the Senate seat in his state that will become vacant next year because Sen. Mike Johanns is not running for a second term.

After careful consideration of all of the issues involved in a race for the United States Senate, I have decided to keep my focus on being the best gov...

Girl Who Scolded McDonald's CEO Not Impressed With His Response

Girl Who Scolded McDonald's CEO Not Impressed With His Response

PRNewsFoto/Connecticut and Western Massachusetts McDonald's Owner/Operator Association(OAK BROOK, Ill.) -- Hannah Robertson, the 9-year-old girl who grilled Don Thompson, the CEO of McDonald's Corp., at a shareholder meeting for marketing fast food to children said she wasn't impressed with his response.

"I don't think he answered it very well, because he just kept saying the same things over a...

Teen Who Asked Kate Upton to Prom Takes Another Sports Illustrated Model

Teen Who Asked Kate Upton to Prom Takes Another Sports Illustrated Model

@NinaAgdal/Twitter(LOS ANGELES) -- The supermodel who accompanied Jake Davidson to his prom may not have been Kate Upton, but the Los Angeles high school senior didnt seem to mind one bit.

Davidson, who was turned down by Upton after his YouTube prom-posal went viral, managed to land a first-class backup date when Nina Agdal, the model Sports Illustrated named Rookie of the Year, agreed to a...

Real Risks at Amusement Park Not Rollercoasters, Study Finds

Real Risks at Amusement Park Not Rollercoasters, Study Finds

iStockphoto(NEW YORK) -- May to September is prime time for fun at the amusement park, and with fun comes a little bit of danger. From frightening news reports to personal YouTube videos, there is no shortage of amusement-ride scares. But a new study has found that it's not always the biggest and fastest rides we should fear.

Smaller ones, which parents might not consider as dangerous, contribu...

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