Lawmakers weigh agendas and tax relief in fall session
The fall session agenda faced criticism as eight items survived two weeks of debate. Bills to fix last spring’s mistakes, new road sign policy to secure federal funds, hunter safety training for youths, and an Osteopathic College bill moved forward. A proposed seniors tax relief plan drew sharp opposition as a burden on local government while offering limited aid to needy seniors.
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Hunters may use enclosed farmland without licenses in Michigan
Michigan Conservation Department reminds hunters that residents may hunt on their own enclosed farmland without a small game license. They may also hunt on enclosed farmland owned by others if they work and live there. Abuse of this privilege can result in losing hunting rights on nearby lands.
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