Census Bureau: 78.5% of people in Sanilac County were old enough to vote in 2021
Of the 40,829 citizens living in Sanilac County in 2021, 78.5% were old enough to vote, equating to 32,049 individuals, according to U.S. Census Bureau data obtained on Oct. 26.
How many Hispanic students were enrolled in Huron County schools in 2022-23 school year?
There were 164 Hispanic students enrolled in Huron County schools in the 2022-23 school year, according to the Michigan Department of Education.
Rep. DeBoyer Urges Reason and Reform After Gray Wolf Incident
State Rep. Jay DeBoyer has voiced concerns over the potential criminal charges facing a hunter who accidentally shot and killed a gray wolf in Calhoun County. DeBoyer sent a letter to Michigan Department of Natural Resources Director Scott Bowen, urging for clarity on the investigation.The incident occurred in January during a guided coyote hunt, far from any known gray wolf habitat in the lower peninsula. Despite this, the DNR is considering charges against the hunter. DeBoyer questioned this decision, highlighting that Michigan does not recognize gray wolves as...
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963 Hispanic students enrolled in St. Clair County schools in 2022-23 school year
In St. Clair County schools, 4.5% of students enrolled identified as Hispanic in the 2022-23 school year.
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Rep. Green Advocates for Mental Health Care and Substance Abuse Treatment Access
State Rep. Phil Green recently spoke about the importance of greater access to mental health care and substance abuse treatment for Michigan residents. The Republican vice chair on the Health and Human Services Appropriations Subcommittee in the Michigan House, Green, joined the Michigan Conference of the United Methodist Church for their Advocacy Day to advocate for awareness and solutions for care.During the event, Green quoted Mahatma Gandhi, saying, “the true measure of any society can be found in how it treats its most vulnerable members.” He emphasized the...
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Rep. DeBoyer: Whitmer lied on government transparency
State Rep. Jay DeBoyer, of Clay Township, expressed his dissatisfaction with the lack of media coverage using the term “lied” in reference to Gov. Whitmer’s failure to fulfill her promise of making the governor’s office subject to the Michigan Freedom of Information Act. DeBoyer emphasized, “The right term to use, in my opinion, is lied. Gov. Whitmer made a promise, the ability to keep that promise is entirely in her control, and the circumstances have not changed that would give her a valid reason to break it.”DeBoyer highlighted the importance of transparency in...
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Rep. Bierlein: Sunshine Week shines unfortunate light on continued inaction
State Rep. Matthew Bierlein of Vassar has urged for additional government transparency in the Michigan House, emphasizing the need for concrete action rather than symbolic gestures. Bierlein, a co-sponsor of House Bills 5422-27, stressed the importance of strengthening transparency requirements for Michigan’s Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) to ensure accountability in government operations.Bierlein expressed his disappointment with the current state of transparency in Michigan, stating, “Every year it’s more like Groundhog Day because state government continues to drag...
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Rep. Bierlein Honored for Support of Michigan Small Businesses
State Rep. Matthew Bierlein of Vassar, Michigan, was recently acknowledged by the Small Business Association of Michigan (SBAM) for his dedication to the state's small business community. The recognition took place at the SBAM Leadership Council winter event held at the state Capitol's Heritage Hall.During the event, Rep. Bierlein was praised for his unwavering support for small businesses, as evidenced by his 100% pro-small business voting record. He was commended for his efforts to reduce the tax burden on local job providers, promote economic growth through the...
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Rep. Phil Green: DHHS budget must focus on child welfare, address substance abuse
State Representative Phil Green is leading the conversation on critical issues of child welfare and substance abuse prevention in the budget hearing for the upcoming fiscal year. As the Republican Vice Chair on the House Appropriations Department of Health and Human Services Subcommittee, Green is taking charge of discussions that impact the state and families across communities.During the budget hearing, Green addressed the recent announcement of the easing of federal oversight on Michigan's child welfare system. He highlighted the reforms that he and the Legislature...
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Rep. DeBoyer Resolution Brings Awareness to Rare Disorder
An approved resolution introduced by state Rep. Jay DeBoyer aims to raise awareness about Angelman syndrome, a rare neuro-genetic disorder that impacts thousands of people worldwide. House Resolution 187 designates February 15th as Angelman Syndrome Awareness Day in the state of Michigan. Angelman syndrome is a condition that affects approximately 500,000 individuals globally and occurs in one in every 15,000 live births. The disorder shares symptoms and characteristics with other conditions such as autism, Cerebral palsy, and Prader-Willi syndrome. This similarity often...
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Rep. DeBoyer Opposes Legislation Burdening Local Clerks
State Representative Jay DeBoyer is speaking out against proposed legislation that he believes will burden local clerks and compromise the accuracy of vital records. The bills in question, House Bills 5300-03, would allow individuals to change the sex designation on their driver's license, state ID, or birth certificate without requiring additional documentation or certification.DeBoyer, who has firsthand experience as a clerk and register of deeds for St. Clair County, argues that the inclusion of gender identity elements in these bills goes too far. He expresses...
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Sen. Daley to Host In-District Office Hours
Sen. Kevin Daley, a Republican from Lum, will be hosting a series of local office hours on Monday, Feb. 12, to meet with constituents from the 26th Senate District. The office hours will provide an opportunity for district residents to express their opinions, share concerns about state government, or seek assistance with any state-related issues. No appointments are necessary for these meetings.The 26th Senate District comprises parts of Genesee, Lapeer, Saginaw, and Tuscola counties. Sen. Daley will be available at various times and locations within the district to...
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Rep. Phil Green underscores rights of states to protect citizens, commends Texas governor
State Rep. Phil Green of Michigan has expressed his support for Texas Governor Greg Abbott in the face of what he sees as federal overreach. Green, along with several other Michigan House legislators, sent a letter to Gov. Abbott, emphasizing the importance of protecting states' rights and the ability to safeguard citizens.The U.S. Department of Justice recently filed a lawsuit against Texas, challenging the state's efforts to protect its sovereignty, security, and citizens. In response, Rep. Green and his colleagues voiced their agreement on the need to resist...
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Rep. Bierlein Stresses Sustainable Spending and Common Ground Issues Following State of the State Address
State Representative Matthew Bierlein of Vassar expressed his concerns about the proposed initiatives presented in Governor Gretchen Whitmer's State of the State address. He believes that these plans will add to the affordability concerns of the people rather than easing the stress on their budgets. Bierlein specifically mentioned the plans for two years of free community college, $1.4 billion in housing earmarks, and additional green energy incentives as examples of costly, big government ventures.According to Bierlein, these plans are not the right approach at a time...
