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	Issue 680 April 9 - April 23, 2009 Thoughts on our 30th Anniversary Letters to the Editor New Reformation Jazz Band Spitting Nickels Vs. The Muggs Showdown on Big Coal: Shaping the Health & Viability of Michigan's Energy Future True Tales from the Saginaw Swamp True Astrology with Madam Gorgonzola
	Issue 681 April 23 - May 6, 2009 Stewart Francke - A Life Well Lived Karn-Weadock Creates A ‘Heavy’ Debate The Voice of Experience : Letters to the Editor Signs of the Times: T.E.A. Party America (Taxed Enough Already) Bakers - 75 Years of Greatness Online Exclusive: A Star Over Old Town Saginaw: Robert F. Maul
	Issue 682 May 7 - May 20, 2009 RUMBLEVILLE Underground Clothing Online Exclusive: The Myth of 'Clean Coal' and 'More Jobs' The Life Lessons of Remont Anthony New Sights & Sounds for Your Eyes & Ears Online Exclusive: Thieves, Vandals Don’t Stop Saginaw Volunteers Online Unedited Version: Michigan Government Issuing Medical Marijuana Permits: Is There A Doctor In The House?
	Issue 683 May 21 - June 10, 2009 2009 Music Awards NOMINEES & WINNERS A Night to Remember: Thoughts and Reflections From a Few of the Winning Artists of the 2009 RMA Photo Gallery of 2009 RMA Review Magazine presents: The Fashion Plate What Is A Girly Girl? Joanne Shaw Taylor - Blues From The Black Country The Myth of Clean Coal & Job Creation
	Issue 684 June 11 - June 25, 2009 SAGINAW: Then & Now Tracking Progress with the Skate Park and Keeping Track of Our Stimulus Dollars Bemos - The ‘Best Rock Club of 2009’ Mandi Layne & the Lost Highway Catching up with Prozak The Hitchcock of Hip Hop Experience Rousing Roethke: Centennial Year Comes to a Close Bay Area Summer Wind Ensemble EPA Pledges Superfund Aid for Dow Dioxin Cleanup
	Issue 685 June 25 - July 15, 2009 Letters to the Editor How Much of Stimi Can We See So Far? MOTOWN 50th Anniversary Celebration Liberal Media Bias. FourScore Presents: The 4th of July Modern Music Mix Second Rothbury Festival Set to Take Off • An Interview with Chief Festival Organizer Jeremy Stein The Whitey Morgan Interview
	Issue 686 July 16 - July 29, 2009 Ace in the Hole: NICK PUMFORD Deconstructing Rothbury: Music, Wood Nymphs & Halloween Without the Candy 2009 Labadie Pig Gig Michigan Galaxy Pageant comes to Saginaw County Mid-Michigan Weather Forecasters Have Mixed Views on Global Warming Rothbury by the Music: Online Exclusive
	Issue 687 July 30 - August 19, 2009 Riverside Saginaw Film Festival Rapidly Gaining International Attention Meditation on Juicing & Professional Baseball FourPlay Landscape with Fragmented Figures Excerpts from the Lost Memoirs of Ernest Hemingway Field Neurosciences Institute Targets Major Stem Cell Research Advances Through ‘Field of Hope’ Fundraiser Saginaw Scores a Major ‘Strike’ with $6 Million Infusion from Bowlers Across the State Online Exclusive: RESURRECTION
	Issue 688 August 20 - September 2, 2009 Five European Journalists Reflect on their Time and Experiences Spent in Saginaw Hell's Half Mile Festival Preview Review Magazine Receives Special Tribute for 30 Years of Making a Difference Former UAW Local President May Be Out of the Spotlight But Remains Involved Greenfield Village World Tournament of Historic Base Ball Champions of 2009 Metal Mayhem
	Issue 689 September 3 - September 23, 2009 What newly-graduated high school students plan on for their future in a dangerously weakened economy In Performance • THE B-52’s • DTE Theatre • Aug. 20 The New Golden Age of TV Drama: How HBO and AMC Became the New NBC and CBS Kenneth Hughes returns to Hell’s Half Mile Is National Health Care Dead on Arrival? Recovery Act ‘Stimulus’ Visits Local Schools The Complete Works of William Shakespeare Fashion Plate (pdf) \| Ads (pdf)

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