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Michigan's Largest Fish & First US Rep Elected | Feb 16

Episode 1446

On this day in 1974, Joe Maka speared Michigan's largest recorded fish, a 7-foot, 193-pound sturgeon, at Mullett Lake. Also, in 1819, William Woodbri…

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Lansing's Incorporation & Motown's Brian Holland | Feb 15

Episode 1445

On this day in 1859, Lansing, Michigan, was incorporated as a city after being sold as a non-existent "Biddle City." Also, celebrating the birthday o…

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Nancy Love's Birth, Bank Holiday, Aretha's Hit | Feb 14

Episode 1444

On this day in 1914, Nancy Harkness Love, a pioneer in women's military aviation, was born in Houghton, Michigan. In 1933, Governor William Comstock …

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Michigan's 1855 Law & Lansing's Worst Flood | Feb 13

Episode 1443

On this day in 1855, the Michigan Legislature moved to protect escaped enslaved people by prohibiting the use of county jails for their detention. In…

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Spanish Flag Over Niles & MSU's Founding | Feb 12

Episode 1442

On this day in 1781, a Spanish force captured Fort St. Joseph, raising Spain’s flag over Michigan. In 1855, Governor Kinsley S. Bingham established T…

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Edison's Birth, Reynolds' Fame & UAW's Victory | Feb 11

Episode 1441

On this day in 1847, inventor Thomas Edison was born. He acquired 1,093 patents and innovated the phonograph, light bulb, and motion picture camera. …

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Michigan's Transfer, Symphony's Radio Debut | Feb 10

Episode 1440

On this day in 1763, the Treaty of Paris ended the French and Indian War, transferring Michigan from French to British rule. In 1922, the Detroit Sym…

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Michigan's Coldest Day & Detroit's Arsenal Shift | Feb 9

Episode 1439

On this day in 1934, Vanderbilt, Michigan, recorded the state's coldest temperature at -51°F. In 1942, Detroit's auto manufacturers halted civilian c…

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Bowman's 1,000th Win & Gresser's Chess Mastery | Feb 8

Episode 1438

On this day in 1997, Detroit Red Wings coach Scotty Bowman won his 1,000th regular season game. Also, in 1906, chess master Gisela Kahn Gresser was b…

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Sheila Young's Medals, Frozen Lake Superior, & DeVos | Feb 7

Episode 1437

On this day in 1976, Detroiter Sheila Young became the first American to win three medals in one Winter Olympics. In 1994, satellite images showed La…

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