Michigan Legislature Roll Call Report on Transportation and Budgets
Michigan Senate approved SB 149 to fund roads and transport at 5.386 billion gross with 1.252 billion federal money and 400 million state revenue. House passed SB 149 58 to 51 and HB 4236 20 to 18 funding higher education at 1.685 billion. Senate SB 139 welfare budget at 24 to 14 and House vote 64 to 44 on the health and social services package. MichiganVotes.org notes this nonpartisan coverage.
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Gretchen Whitmer
Senate
State Department
House
Tlaib campaign promotes Impeach the MF T-shirts in Michigan
Detroit Representative Rashida Tlaib’s re election campaign sells Impeach the MF T shirts after launching an impeachment inquiry of President Trump. Campaign spokesman calls the item collectible while critics call the profanity inappropriate and unseemly for fundraising.
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Rep. Tlaib
Detroit
Rashida Tlaib
Donald Trump
Tlaib
House
Trump
Michigan
Bill Huizenga
Detroit News
Bucholz
D-Mich
House Committee On Oversight and Reform
Washington
Scott Applewhite
Grand Rapids man sued over backyard trash sorting for recycling
Michigan resident Bill Peterson, 68, has faced a 16 year dispute with Grand Rapids over operating a trash sorting business in a residential yard. The city filed a zoning violation in May, seeking cleanup by August 27. Peterson argues the hobby promotes recycling. He previously pleaded no contest in 2016, was fined 975 dollars and placed on probation, then served jail time for probation violations.
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Grand Rapids
Michigan
Bill Peterson
Peterson
Grand Plaza
Amy Snow-Buckner
61St District
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