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Harbor Springs, Michigan is located in Emmet County. Zip codes in Harbor Springs, MI include 49740. More Harbor Springs information.

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3 hrs ago | The Sand Trap

Top Michigan resorts and Courses

Looking to head to Northern Michigan in September of 2012 for our annual boys trip.A Which resort offers the best courses and accomodation on -site? We would prefer to stay at one place and play 5-6 rounds over 3 days.

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Fri May 25, 2012

The Sand Trap

Top Michigan resorts and Courses

Looking to head to Northern Michigan in September of 2012 for our annual boys trip.A Which resort offers the best courses and accomodation on -site? We would prefer to stay at one place and play 5-6 rounds over 3 days.

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Wed May 09, 2012

Ludington Daily News

Talent sought for Chevrolet Sonic commercial to be produced in...

The iGroup, Michigan's leading and exclusive model and talent agency, will be in the Traverse City, today and Thursday to hold an open casting call for a new Chevrolet Sonic advertising campaign that will be produced in the city, as well as Ludington and Harbor Springs.

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Mon May 07, 2012

Flint Township/Swartz Creek Advance

MLB exec steps up to plate for Detroit, agrees to work on financial advisory board without pay

In this Sept. 15, 2011, file photo, Robert Bowman, chief executive of Major League Baseball Advanced Media, speaks at the annual APME meeting in Denver.

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Mon Apr 30, 2012

Detroit Free Press

Detroit fiscal crisis: Interviews this week will reveal who council...

The public will get a chance today to learn who the City Council may name to the financial advisory board that will wield broad power over Detroit's finances as the city struggles to turn its fiscal outlook around.

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