OK, so they are hot. Which ones are available? Will they do my laundry?

Good reporter. Good luck on whatever he retires to.

Just within the last 3 weeks or so, apparently two low power TV stations have started up in the Tri City area. One seems to be WLLD-LD, wihich gives a PSIP of 25, which intermingles with WEYI. It has several sub-channels, but 3 of them appear to be just paid half-hour advertisements. One seems to be...

Just within the last 3 weeks or so, apparently two low power TV stations have started up in the Tri City area. One seems to be WLLD-LD, wihich gives a PSIP of 25, which intermingles with WEYI. It has several sub-channels, but 3 of them appear to be just paid half-hour advertisements. One seems to be...

When a former Bay County Sheriff died recently, His obit was on ObitMichigan, but was not in the Bay City Times/M-live/Legacy.com site. I had to go here to find the information on him. This is a good alternative site to put them.

But will she do his laundry?

Have you tried the National Weather Service site? Their page for DTX has a link for a radar loop. That seems to be a lot better than the ones of the TV stations.

In addition to the non-completion of I-275: The original I-96 route was supposed to be down or closely parallel to Grand River, from the I-275/696 split down to where Grand River hits I-96 by Davison. The Davison was also originally intended to be extended to I-96. Again, NIMBY in both cases. Taking...

Back to the (an?) original topic of this thread. Yes, there are many companies or organizations that work a non-traditional 40-hour work week. There is the 9-4/5, where you work 9 hours a day 4 days a week, 8 hours on one Friday, and the next Friday off. Then there is the 10/4, where you work 10 hou...