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David Sackrider

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Flint, Montrose
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David Sackrider’s Biography

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David Sackrider is currently a Senior at the University of Michigan studying Political Science and Communication and Media. He is a member of the 2017 and 2018 Michigan Association of Broadcasters Best Sports Announcing Team and the 2018 National Federation of High Schools Best Live Sports Broadcast. In addition to this, Sackrider is the News Director for WOLV TV, the University of Michigan’s student-run broadcasting program, and is a frequent Play-by-Play Announcer and Color Analyst for the Mi…

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Dogs Compete for Spot in Disc Dog World Competition at 2023 Frankenmuth Dog Bowl

Dogs Compete for Spot in Disc Dog World Competition at 2023 Frankenmuth Dog Bowl

Frankenmuth is wrapping up their 17th annual Dog Bowl today at River Place Shops with more than 100-thousand …

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Visually impaired Mott college student wins national scholarship

Visually impaired Mott college student wins national scholarship

FLINT, Mich. (WJRT) - A visually-impaired college student from Flint is being honored with a national scholar…

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Montrose entrepreneur creates AI tool for real estate agents

Montrose entrepreneur creates AI tool for real estate agents

MONTROSE, Mich. (WJRT) - Artificial intelligence is all the rage right now and one Montrose entrepreneur is u…

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Keys to Success Leadership Summit connects young men with community

Keys to Success Leadership Summit connects young men with community

FLINT, Mich. (WJRT) - A Flint organization is helping to strengthen the bonds between young men and their com…

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How the color of your child's swimsuit could help save their life

How the color of your child's swimsuit could help save their life

HARRISON TOWNSHIP, Mich. - When it comes to picking out your child's swimsuit, color is usually just one fact…

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Experts dive into why there's an alarming increase in lead poisoning among children

Experts dive into why there's an alarming increase in lead poisoning among children

DETROIT - Lead poisoning risk for children increases during the summer, and experts say many exposures in Mic…

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Navy sailor returns home to Michigan after record-breaking time at sea amid war in Iran

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By David Sackrider
| MSN Verified
BRIGHTON TOWNSHIP, Mich. (WLNS) — People gathered for a special celebration in Brighton Township on Wednesday to welcome Navy sailor Nicholas Snow home from his deployment amid the war in Iran. Snow was stationed aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln for over 300 days. The ship made national headlines for spending over 280 days at sea without docking at a friendly port, a modern record. "It feels really good to be around friends, family, smelling and seeing the same trees and roads and rain.
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Navy sailor returns home to Michigan after record-breaking time at sea amid war in Iran

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By David Sackrider
| Yahoo Verified
BRIGHTON TOWNSHIP, Mich. (WLNS) — People gathered for a special celebration in Brighton Township on Wednesday to welcome Navy sailor Nicholas Snow home from his deployment amid the war in Iran. Snow was stationed aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln for over 300 days. The ship made national headlines for spending over 280 days at sea without docking at a friendly port, a modern record. "It feels really good to be around friends, family, smelling and seeing the same trees and roads and rain.
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Docs: Clinton County sheriff singled out for safe storage violation despite other cases Original

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By Delaney Rogers, David Sackrider, Todd Heywood Verified
| WLNS-TV (Lansing, MI) Verified
LANSING, Mich. (WLNS) — Documents obtained by 6 News Investigates show that despite there being multiple incidents where firearms were stolen from vehicles, the Clinton County Sheriff was the only one the county prosecutor’s office said violated the law.
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National Federation of High Schools Network Award

2018 - Best Live Sports Broadcast
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Michigan Student Broadcast Award

2018 - Sports Announcing Team
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Michigan Student Broadcast Award

2017 - Sports Announcing Team
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