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Michigan Senate Democrats Make Lowering Costs, Increasing Access to Affordable Health Care a Top Priority in 2025
Legislation to establish a Prescription Drug Affordability Board would rein in the skyrocketing costs of medication to help Michiganders stay healthy and save money LANSING, Mich. (Jan. 8, 2025) — To kick off the first day of the 103rd Legislature, Michigan Senate...
Holiday Giving, Legislative Wins, Community Events and More!
Dear Neighbor, Happy almost holidays! As the year comes to a close, I'll be advocating for you in Lansing until our session adjourns, most likely December 23. This is an important time in the legislature, and I encourage you to be engaged during these final...
Sen. Sue Shink Commends the Senate Passage of House Bill 4630, Expanding Michigan Indigent Defense Commission to Include Juvenile Defendants
LANSING, Mich. (Dec. 12, 2024) — Today, the Michigan Senate passed House Bill 4630, which guarantees the Michigan children who are accused of a serious crime or delinquency have representation by a court appointed attorney if they cannot afford one. Sen. Sue Shink...
Michigan’s Child Passenger laws are changing today! Here is what you need to know. ... See MoreSee Less
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On this World Autism Awareness Day, let’s think about how the ways neurodivergent people benefit our society, and ways that we can continue to make sure people have the resources they need to thrive through education, employment, and more! ... See MoreSee Less
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It would be helpful to know the plans for these buildings. ... See MoreSee Less
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I never knew they were constitutionally autonomous from ordinances and other building regulations. Must be nice to have an advantage like that over private investors/individuals looking at property.