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- 2026-05-18
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- Donni Steele
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- Rep. Steele highlights maritime investment, port opportunities during transportation subcommittee hearing: State Rep. Donni Steele, chair of the House Subcommittee on State and Local Transportation, highlighted the importance of Michigan’s maritime industry and port infrastructure during last week’s committee meeting. The subcommittee received presentations on Michigan’s Maritime and Port Facility Assistance programs, with testimony from transportation officials, maritime experts, and industry leaders discussing opportunities to strengthen […]
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- Gregory Markkanen
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- Gov. Whitmer signs Markkanen bills supporting Keweenaw Heartlands preservation efforts: public land management in Keweenaw County,” said Markkanen, R-Hancock. “The Keweenaw has some of the most incredible natural resources in the country; I’m glad to have cleared the way for our local communities to take meaningful steps to protect those resources for generations to come. County residents will be directly involved by voting for board members that reflect the priorities of county residents. Implementing this sort of direct local control for conservation means our Keweenaw Community will be solely responsible for looking after our precious resources.”
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