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Parmelee's Aviation Feats & Legacy | Mar 8

Episode 1466

On this day in 1887, pioneering pilot Philip Parmelee was born. He trained with the Wright Brothers and achieved several aviation firsts, including t…

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Olympic Triumph & Dingell's Legacy | Mar 7

Episode 1465

On this day in 1976, Sheila Young won three medals in speed skating at the Innsbruck Winter Olympics. In 2019, Representative John Dingell Jr., a key…

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Phone Concert, Detroit's First Car & Lindstrom | Mar 6

Episode 1464

On this day in 1877, the Detroit Club experienced a live concert from Chicago via telephone. In 1896, Charles King built and drove Detroit's first ga…

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Sheldon's Fine, MSU Fire & Court Transparency | Mar 5

Episode 1463

On this day in 1829, Detroit Gazette editor John P. Sheldon was fined and jailed for criticizing the Michigan territorial court. In 1916, a fire dest…

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Michigan's First TV Station & State Tree | Mar 4

Episode 1462

On this day in 1947, WWDT-TV Channel 4, Michigan's first TV station, began broadcasting. In 1955, Michigan designated the eastern white pine as the o…

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Felch's Resignation & Michigan's National Parks | Mar 3

Episode 1461

On this day in 1847, Governor Alpheus Felch resigned to become a U.S. Senator. In 1875, Mackinac Island became the US's second national park. Then in…

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Kalamazoo's Name Change & Detroit's Port | Mar 2

Episode 1460

On this day in 1836, Governor Stevens T. Mason approved changing the town name from Bronson to Kalamazoo, distancing it from its controversial founde…

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Detroit's Icons: K-Mart & Donyale Luna | Mar 1

Episode 1459

On this day in 1962, the S.S. Kresge Company opened the first K-Mart in Garden City, Michigan, marking the start of a retail empire. Also, on this da…

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1992 MSU Firebombing & Sunday Baseball Law | Feb 28

Episode 1458

On this day in 1992, ecoterrorist Rodney Coronado struck the Michigan State Campus, setting fire to decades of research in Anthony Hall. In 1907, the…

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1702 Comet, Aggies' First Game & Rosa Parks Statue | Feb 27

Episode 1457

On this day in 1702, a comet blazed across the skies over Michigan, startling native Americans and frightening French fur traders. In 1899, Michigan …

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