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Dear Neighbor, Happy New Year! I hope you and your loved ones were able to enjoy a restful holiday season and are feeling energized for 2025. My colleagues and I returned to the Capitol this week, kicking off the 103rd Legislature — and we’re ready to continue...
Senate Democrats Champion Legislation to Protect Reproductive Rights, Give Michiganders the Freedom to Plan
After protecting abortion access, assisted reproduction procedures, surrogacy, and reproductive health data, Senate Democrats advance equitable access to contraceptive care LANSING, Mich. (Dec. 11, 2024) — Building on their commitment to empowering Michigan residents...
District 29 Updates
Dear Neighbor, Happy holidays! It's the season of gratitude, so I’m taking this opportunity to thank you for allowing me to serve you in the state Senate. Getting to advocate on behalf of the needs and desires of our neighbors is an honor that I don’t take lightly,...
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Thank you to the Wyoming Board members for standing up against Senator Winnie Brinks in order to publicly tell Brinks she needs to sponsor the bill to repair the Michigan Open Meetings Act so people can once again recover attorney fees and court costs when they win in court after proving thier rights were violated. It is TERRIBLE the way Winnie avoids this subject and runs from it.
To help provide a more inclusive, enjoyable environment for visitors with sensory sensitives, the Grand Rapids Public Museum will begin offering Sensory Sundays starting Jan. 12 and continuing on the second Sunday of each month! This initiative will provide a more comfortable, low-sensory experience with adjusted sound and lighting for anyone who might benefit from sensory accommodations. ... See MoreSee Less
New sensory-friendly days coming to Grand Rapids Public Museum
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Sensory Sundays start on Jan. 12 and continue on the second Sunday of each month.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
On the first day of session last week, our Senate Democratic Majority made it clear that improving government transparency is one of our highest priorities.
Bipartisan Senate Bills 1 and 2 aim to expand the Freedom of Information Act's scope to include the governor and Michigan Legislature, helping to restore public trust in state government. Let's get this done! ... See MoreSee Less
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A good start... bipartisan no less...
why wasn't this done when dems had total control of state government? add it to the list of things that dem leadership failed to accomplish while they had the chance....