It. On the other side of Treasure Island, though, there is a big problem. Sal is going to have that in just a moment. Thank you for joining us. Wednesday morning, september 18. Im pam cook. What day of the week is it . Hump day. Now i remember. Good morning. Im dave clark. Well check weather, traffic, all of that. Steve, you know what day of the week it is . All right. Yes, we all do, thank you. We have clear skies. A little bit of a northerly breeze for some. Just down right chilly for others. There is definitely a little bite to the morning air. 58 san fran. A high today of 72. Looks nice on the coast. 60s and 70s. I try not to show this too often because i dont always buy into it but its generally right. Low 80s for sm. Mid and upper 80s for a few. Again i think santa rosa, nap take definitely in the warmer category. It will be close toward east bay locations. 49 napa. 60 santa rosa. No breeze at the airport. A breeze there. 50s or 60s. Any kind of a breeze, oakland downtown 61. I t
A nearly completed bank stabilization along the Pere Marquette River will stop further erosion of a steep stream bank and prevent potential failure of a railroad embankment.
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ZEELAND A local economic development organization is offering an educational series for minority-owned businesses.
Lakeshore Advantage released the Certify Your Business video series Thursday, Feb. 11, for woman, veteran, minority and LGBTQ-owned businesses. The series offers education on the benefits of certification, including an overview of the process, cost and timeline.
“Each certification process, depending on your certification category, is a bit different,” said Lakeshore Advantage President Jennifer Owens. “No need for businesses to worry because there are expert support organizations that are ready to help, featured in the video series.”
Professionals included in the series are: Jim Bos of Yanfeng, Joe Matthews of Gentex, Michelle Richards of the Great Lakes Women s Business Council and Kevin Heard of the Detroit LGBT Chamber of Commerce among others.