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- 2025-09-19
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- Gregory Markkanen
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- Rep. Markkanen: The Copperwood Mine is an investment in U.P. families: “I’m tired of seeing rich folks from Ann Arbor and carpetbaggers from Kansas taking up all the oxygen in the room when anyone brings up the Copperwood Mine,” said Markkanen, R-Hancock. “They don’t care about our U.P. community. They don’t even really understand this project or its true impact. The people who will benefit most from the Copperwood Mine project don’t have time to stage days-long protests in Lansing. They’re back home in the U.P., working three jobs just trying to get by. They’re swerving potholes because there isn’t enough of a tax base to fix the roads. They’re trying to get their kids from school before they go serve tables at a local restaurant.”
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- 2025-09-19
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- Julie Rogers
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- Rogers Introduces Bipartisan Bills to Provide Interest-Free Loans for Arts and Nonprofits: ▩ Press Release KALAMAZOO, Mich., Sept. 19, 2025 — This week, state Reps. Julie Rogers (D-Kalamazoo) and Greg VanWoerkom (R-Norton Shores) announced the introduction of House Bills 4998 and 4999, bipartisan legislation to create the Michigan Nonprofit Development Fund. The fund would provide interest-free micro bridge loans to nonprofit and arts organizations across Michigan, helping them cover temporary funding gaps and keep their doors open to the public. “I am excited to offer a creative solution to support our nonprofit and arts community during a time of uncertainty,” Rogers said. [...]
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- Reggie Miller
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- Miller Calls on EGLE to Halt WDI Expansion: Miller Stands with Residents Calling on EGLE to Halt Wayne Disposal Hazardous Waste Expansion Lawmaker attends public hearing, encourages public comment to keep radioactive waste out of Van Buren Twp. VAN BUREN TWP., Mich., Sept. 19, 2025 — State Rep. Reggie Miller (D-Van Buren Twp.) stood in solidarity with Van Buren Twp. residents at the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes and Energy (EGLE)’s public hearing last night to call for the discontinuation of the proposed expansion permit for [...]
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- Winnie Brinks
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- Senate District 29 Updates: Dear Neighbor, With the official start of autumn right around the corner, we are not only quickly approaching a season full of fall foliage and apple cider, but we are also unfortunately speeding towards a government shutdown. Come Oct. 1, if...
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