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Michigan governor, lawmakers are exempt from FOIA. That may be changing finally.
LANSING, MI – With bipartisan support, state lawmakers are finally moving ahead with opening themselves and the governor’s office to public records requests. If the bill becomes law, Michigan would no longer be the only state in the U.S. where the governor’s office is exempt from Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests. Only one other state exempts lawmakers from FOIA requests.
Olga’s Kitchen coming to three new Michigan cities, hosted by Big Boy
The Southeast Michigan-based Olga’s Kitchen restaurant chain is expanding its reach to three new cities around the state – with a little help from another Michigan-based restaurant. Olga’s Kitchen, known for its pita sandwiches, salads, soups and Mediterranean-inspired dishes, will be expanding to Midland, Muskegon and Battle Creek...
Michigan men critically injured after found clinging to rocks on Lake Erie following boat crash
(CBS DETROIT) - Two Michigan men were rescued Thursday night after a crash caused there boat to partially sink while they were out on Lake Erie, officials said. At 11:26 p.m., Monroe County Central Dispatch received multiple calls about a boat sinking near the Bolles Harbor entrance and that there were people in the water. When deputies and fire officials arrived, they found a 62-year-old man and his 38-year-old son clinging to rocks close to the Hoffman Memorial Fishing Pier and rescued them from the water. A preliminary investigation revealed that the two men were in a 1983 26-foot Chris-Craft boat when, for reasons unknown at this time, the boat crashed into the seawall near channel marker #10 as they were trying to enter the harbor. The "hull of the boat was ruptured and the boat partially sank in the channel," the Monroe County Sheriff's Office said. The two men were taken to the hospital with critical injuries. Police say that speed and alcohol were factors in the crash. The investigation is ongoing. Anyone with information about the incident is asked to contact the Monroe County Sheriff's Office at 734-240-7703.
Retired Marine City DPW boss hired part time; police chief gets pay raise
At the Marine City Commission’s June 20 meeting, commissioners discussed a pair of employment agreements and made board appointments. Jeffrey Schmidt, who started the DPW superintendent position in May of 2023, has retired as of July 1. “I am requesting consideration of continuing Mr. Schmidt’s employment as an ‘at-will,’...
Friday, July 5, 2024: 5 things you need to know
MID-MICHIGAN (WNEM) - We hope you all enjoyed your Independence Day and fireworks displays. Happy Friday! If you are up early with us, here are five stories to know this morning. 1. No word yet on any arrests after a deadly shooting in Flint. State police said a 51-year-old man...
Thunderstorms eyeing Metro Detroit Friday could turn severe, with risk for downpours, damaging winds and large hail
After some hit-and-miss showers in Metro Detroit on the 4th of July, heavier thunderstorms eyeing the region could turn severe on Friday, according to the National Weather Service.
There are many wins in Michigan’s budget, but long-term investments are needed
Every night, my family eats dinner together around the kitchen table and we talk about our day. It’s the place where we discuss the many things that impact our lives — our jobs, school, our health, where we live, our household budget and so much more. These are the kinds of things that are undoubtedly […] The post There are many wins in Michigan’s budget, but long-term investments are needed appeared first on Michigan Advance.
Boys volleyball on the rise in Michigan, as several area players earn all-state
High school boys volleyball in Michigan grew to 69 teams this season, continuing its continuous growth. Several local teams have joined the jump from four teams in 2018 to 37 in 2022 and now to 69, including West Ottawa, Holland, Zeeland, Holland Christian and Saugatuck. The sport will become an...
THE PIN-UP GIRLS Begins Performances At Riverbank Theatre This Month
The Pin Up Girls will run July 12 – August 11 at Riverbank Theatre in downtown Marine City. Written by Michigan native James Hindman, and Jeffrey Lodin. It is the perfect tribute to veterans as well as active and reserve military members who are invited to purchase tickets at a discount by selecting Veteran price. Bring the whole family to this musical love letter full of pride and nostalgia.
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