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- 2025-11-07
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- Brenda Carter
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- Carter Offers Condolences, Reflects on Passing of Newly Elected Auburn Hills City Councilman Greg Oulette: PONTIAC, Mich., Nov. 7, 2025 — Following the heartbreaking news of the passing of newly elected Auburn Hills City Councilman Greg Oulette, state Rep. Brenda Carter (D-Pontiac) offered condolences and reflected on his decades of public service. Oulette, who had served nearly three decades on the city’s planning commission — including 17 years as its chair — passed away shortly after the polls closed on Election Day earlier this week. In response, Carter issued the following statement: “Greg Ouellette’s commitment [...]
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- Matt Koleszar
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- Koleszar Introduces Bill to Support First Responders: State Reps. Ron Robinson (R-Utica) and Matt Koleszar (D-Plymouth) hold drafts of their House Bills 5233 and 5232, respectively, on Nov. 5, 2025 at the Michigan Capitol in Lansing. PLYMOUTH, Mich., Nov. 7, 2025 — This week, state Reps. Matt Koleszar (D-Plymouth) and Ron Robinson (R-Utica) introduced House Bills 5232 and 5233, respectively. Together, the legislation would allow first responders to take up to 26 paid days of military leave for reserve service or training before having to dip into personal leave time. “Michiganders are fortunate that [...]
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- Stephanie Young
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- Detroit Caucus, MLBC, House Legislative Staff Help Local Center Prepare to Feed Detroiters During SNAP Uncertainty: DETROIT, Mich., Nov. 7, 2025 — Today, members of the Detroit Caucus and the Michigan Legislative Black Caucus joined Michigan House legislative staff to volunteer to help residents in and around Detroit with food security. “As the federal shutdown continues for another week, becoming the longest in history, individuals and families are feeling the pressure of higher grocery costs and lack of clarity around receiving full SNAP benefits,” said state Rep. Stephanie A. Young, (D-Detroit), Detroit Caucus Chair. “SNAP is [...]
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- Tonya Myers Phillips
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- Detroit Caucus, MLBC, House Legislative Staff Help Local Center Prepare to Feed Detroiters During SNAP Uncertainty: DETROIT, Mich., Nov. 7, 2025 — Today, members of the Detroit Caucus and the Michigan Legislative Black Caucus joined Michigan House legislative staff to volunteer to help residents in and around Detroit with food security. “As the federal shutdown continues for another week, becoming the longest in history, individuals and families are feeling the pressure of higher grocery costs and lack of clarity around receiving full SNAP benefits,” said state Rep. Stephanie A. Young, (D-Detroit), Detroit Caucus Chair. “SNAP is [...]
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