Michigan Senate approves fee hikes and energy subsidies
Michigan Senate and House votes summarized include SB 441 increasing state occupational license fees with sunsets repealed through 2023, SB 451 extending electric ratepayer surcharges for heating subsidies through 2023, and HB 4336 expanding Auditor General powers to access agency records. Also HR 115 urges Rep. Larry Inman to resign amid federal indictment. Representative Nesbitt, Victory and Lilly, Slagh, Whiteford noted as Yes votes. MichiganVotes.org provides the record.
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MichiganVotes.org
Michigan
Senate
Aric Nesbitt
Lawton
Roger Victory
Hudsonville
Nesbitt
Auditor General
Legislative Auditor General
Jim Lilly
Park Township
Bradley Slagh
Zeeland
Mary Whiteford
Casco Township
Larry Inman
Police Log Chronicle of July 21 to July 24
A dense police log records numerous calls across Lincoln Avenue E 40th Street River Avenue and surrounding blocks from July 21 through July 24. Entries include disorderly conduct larcenies burglaries civil matters domestic violence and welfare checks with times ranging from 5:41 p.m. to 8:17 a.m. on the following days and locations such as 300 block Lincoln Avenue 1100 block Washington Avenue and 400 block US 31.
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Lincoln Avenue
E 40Th Street
Waverly Road
Washington Avenue
W 30Th Street
19Th Street
River Avenue
E 24Th Street
W 24Th Street
Chicago Drive
E 18Th Street
Central Avenue
E 37Th Street
Columbia Avenue
Matt Urban Drive
E 16Th Street
E 17Th Street
Crescent Drive
16Th Street
Michigan Avenue
Century Lane
E 32Nd Street
W 20Th Street
12Th Street
College Avenue
20Th Street
Homestead Avenue
Country Lane
Seventh Street
Pine Avenue
Eighth Street
Oxford Court
Vassar Avenue
Michigan bills target payroll fraud in crackdown push
Michigan Democrats push a 12 bill package to stiffen penalties for wage theft and misclassification, protect whistleblowers, curb non compete agreements, and empower governments and workers to sue bad actors. Attorney General Dana Nessel and House leaders cite tens of millions in lost wages and tax revenue as reasons for action.
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Lansing
Michigan
House
Christine Greig
Farmington Hills
Afl-Cio
Greig
Nessel
Senate
Economic Policy Institute
Michigan State University
Highland Park seeks fast sand approval to curb eroding beach
Highland Park Illinois boards a plan to spread thousands of cubic yards of sand along Rosewood Beach to counter erosion as Great Lakes water rises. Officials say the beach has narrowed about 70 feet since renovation threatening the boardwalk and coves while lake levels reach new highs. Nearby Chicago beaches have already seen inundation and underwater paths.
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Highland Park
Ill
Great Lakes
Illinois
Rosewood Beach
Illinois Department of Natural Resources
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Chicago Tribune
Rebecca Grill
Park District of
Natural Areas
Chicago
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Rick Snyder
Grand Traverse County
Inman
House of Representatives
Lilly
Slagh
Whiteford
Mackinac Center For Public Policy
Michigan House
E 35Th Street
E 11Th Street
18Th Street
32Nd Street
35Th Street
Heritage Court
22Nd Street
E 15Th Street
Skylark
11Th Street
E 48Th Street
East End Drive
River
P.n
15Th Street
23Rd Street
E Eighth Street
17Th Street
E 29Th Street
W 27Th Street
Abbey Court
Stratford Way
E 20Th Street
W 40Th Street
13Th Street
Riley Street
Apple Avenue
E 26Th Street
Mich
Gretchen Whitmer
David Eggert
Lakefront
Paul
Judy Slager
Park Christian Reformed Church
Holland
Lisa
Corey) Carpenter
Angela Slager
Elizabeth
Alexandria Carpenter
Seth
Alyse) Slager
Elainah Slager