Michigan universities seek delay on Nassar abuse bills
Fifteen public universities in Michigan urge the Legislature to delay votes on bills that would extend the lookback period for suing victims and remove immunity defenses for governments. The Senate faces a vote this week on measures backed by MSU and USA Gymnastics victims, with an analysis warning of higher lawsuit costs and credit risks for public bodies.
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Michigan
Larry Nassar
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USA Gymnastics
Rick Snyder
Michigan Association of State Universities
Dykema Law Firm
Daniel Hurley
Hope College Dance Marathon Raises Record $311k for Hospital
Hope College students set a 24 hour fundraising record raising 311,442.19 dollars for Helen DeVos Children's Hospital beating the 310,000 goal and last year’s 275,574.18. More than 950 participants, about a third of the student body, contributed to the 19 year total over two million. Connor Gentry, finance chair, said he joined due to friends despite not liking dancing.
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City Contracts with Sheriff's Office for Four Deputies
Saugatuck votes to contract with Allegan County Sheriff's Office for police services starting July 1 with four deputies, ending July 1, 2021. City Manager Kirk Harrier says the transition should be smooth and business must continue as usual.
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Douglas Police Department
Sheriff's Office
Saugatuck
Kirk Harrier
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How to file a FOIA request guide for public use
A Michigan guide explains how to file a Freedom of Information Act request. The Michigan Press Association provides a step by step outline for citizens to request government documents during Sunshine Week and participate in democracy.
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Sunshine Week
Michigan Press Association
the Sentinel
Herrick District Library
Sunshine Week Public Information Week Michigan Series
Sentinel presents a Holland area focused Sunshine Week series detailing public access laws and citizen rights. It outlines dates March 11 to March 17 with daily topics on state of information, filing requests, resident insights, and local issues for Holland and broader Michigan.
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