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Tag: Streeters CenterBy JGillman, Section News
The Grand Traverse region gets to show how vital it is to national politics once more, with a visit from a prominent Republican presidential candidate.
Current Michigan Republican presidential poll favorite Rick Santorum is coming to Traverse City. This is an opportunity to welcome the former Pennsylvania US senator to Traverse City Michigan at the Streeter's Center on Garfield Ave. His visit will be one of a few stops in Michigan prior to the primary on the 28th. The time and date is February 26th at 3:30 to 5:00 pm, with refreshments available. The Streeter's Center is fast becoming the preferred stop in for high profile national figures, including former Republican candidate Herman Cain, as well as writer Michelle Malkin, and publisher/media mogul Andrew Breitbart. The visit by Rick Santorum highlights an effort to make accessible, figures of importance and relevance to northwest Michigan residents.
### Update [2012-2-25 20:16:42 by JGillman]: MICHIGAN Santorum Stops Sunday and Monday
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