Dan Chalk is a sports journalist based in Midland, Michigan. He has written for various local publications, including the Midland Daily News, The Pioneer, and The Herald Review. Dan covers a wide range of sports topics, from local high school athletics to professional sports teams, and is known for his engaging and informative writing style.
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By: Dan Chalk
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By: Dan Chalk
Midland County Sheriff's deputies arrested a 19-year-old man for arson in Hope Township on Saturday morning
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Alex was born and raised in Midland and graduated from Dow High School. He continued his education at Michigan State University, where he graduated with a bachelor's degree in May of 2022.
The State of Michigan has awarded a $120 million grant to Dow to keep 5,000 of the company's jobs in Michigan
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