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July Legislative Updates

July Legislative Updates

Dear Neighbor,  I hope you’re enjoying this summer season in Michigan!   I’m pleased to report that the 2025 State Budget has been passed by the House and Senate, and it now awaits the governor’s signature! While compromises must be made in the budget process, I am...

June Updates and Community Resources

June Updates and Community Resources

Dear Neighbor,  Last Thursday marked the official start to summer — I hope you have some time this season to explore our stunning state!   As Senate Majority Leader, and as the proud senator of the 29th District, the bulk of my efforts this month have been squarely...

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State of the Student is an annual event hosted by Kent ISD that brings the voices of students before community leaders, centering their experience with being in school. They did a great job elevating the importance of belonging and mental health. 👏 ... See MoreSee Less

State of the Student is an annual event hosted by Kent ISD that brings the voices of students before community leaders, centering their experience with being in school. They did a great job elevating the importance of belonging and mental health. 👏Image attachment
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Last week, so many gathered to celebrate the contributions that the YMCA of Greater Grand Rapids brings to our community. Thanks to WYCE's Phil Tower, Priority Health’s Shannon Wilson, and Grand Valley State University's B. Donta Truss who all shared their own stories of resilience and how the Y helps to elevate people’s lives. ... See MoreSee Less

Last week, so many gathered to celebrate the contributions that the YMCA of Greater Grand Rapids brings to our community. Thanks to WYCEs Phil Tower, Priority Health’s Shannon Wilson, and Grand Valley State Universitys B. Donta Truss who all shared their own stories of resilience and how the Y helps to elevate people’s lives.Image attachment

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