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Michigan CEO receives backlash for 'Lake America' post

By Info60 Canada Desk•Summary of reporting by CP24•Sep 18, 2026•0 views•
Michigan CEO receives backlash for 'Lake America' post
A Michigan CEO has found herself in deep waters after she posted a photo of herself and her family dressed in sweatshirts that read “Lake America” while apparently on a trip to Canada.
A Michigan CEO has found herself in deep water after she posted a photo of herself and her family in Canada dressed in sweatshirts that read “Lake America.” Jane Smith, CEO of Family First Credit Union in Saginaw, Mich., told local news station ABC12... [2528 chars]
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