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Rep. Mueller approves plan to grant disabled vets free access to state parks

By Glenn Minnis | Jan 31, 2020

Michigan state Rep. Mike Mueller (R-Fenton Township) was among those leading the charge for the passage of House Bills 4551 and 4552, proposals aimed at making it easier for 100-percent disabled veterans to enjoy visiting state parks free of charge.

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Flint mayor says census 'is a community effort'

By Glenn Minnis | Jan 30, 2020

The city of Flint is going all in when it comes to the 2020 census.

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State senate considers replacing road salt with sugar beet molasses

By Glenn Minnis | Nov 1, 2019

Michigan state legislators are weighing a plan that could see sugar beet molasses replace salt as the state’s primary winter-conditions road solution.

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More than 500 applicants applied for one Ann Arbor schools post while six postings did not receive any applications

By Glenn Minnis | Oct 16, 2019

The glass appears half-full when it comes to how the Ann Arbor Public Schools district seems to be faring in its quest to attract quality educators.

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Sen. Johnson supports school funding bill

By Glenn Minnis | Oct 2, 2019

Michigan state Sen. Ruth Johnson (R-Holly) is helping to drive a plan that would increase K-12 school funding to record levels that she and supporters insist can be achieved without any new taxes.

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Recently introduced legislation aims to help reduce recidivism

By Glenn Minnis | Sep 12, 2019

Genesee County GOP Chairman Koen Driesen thinks there can be few losers from a series of bills recently introduced aimed at reducing recidivism and boosting the economy.