Benton Harbor urged to use bottled water for cooking and drinking
Michigan urges Benton Harbor residents to rely on bottled water as lead levels prompt state to distribute water and filters. EPA reviews filter efficacy while more than 15,000 cases of water are planned for delivery to the largely Black, low income city. Local activist Pinkney calls for clearer warnings as officials plan a $20 million pipe replacement program over five years.
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Whitmer restores prevailing wages on state projects
Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer announced that state construction contracts will pay prevailing wages again, three years after lawmakers repealed the rule. She argued the policy benefits workers and state projects, while nonunion contractors threaten lawsuits and union leaders praise the move as ensuring value beyond price.
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Schlissel says he can always teach after U M presidency
University of Michigan President Mark Schlissel, stepping down in 2023 after nine years, says he will return to teaching and research if nothing more interesting arises. He remains a tenured biology professor and will receive his presidential salary for up to two years after June 2023 with sabbatical support to launch the lab.
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