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Camilleri Reacts to Public Health Assessment at Wyandotte BASF Site, Commends Swift Action by Health Dept. Officials
LANSING, Mich. (Dec. 11, 2024) — In reaction to the continued contamination of PFAS, mercury, and other dangerous pollutants at the Wyandotte BASF site, and subsequent announcement that the Michigan Dept. of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) will be assessing the...
Legislators Introduce “Teach MI History” Bills Requiring Teaching of Inclusive History
New curriculum requirements would ensure students statewide learn history of African Americans, Latino Americans, Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders, and several other ethnic communities LANSING, Mich. (Nov. 26, 2024) — Today, Sens. Stephanie Chang (D-Detroit),...
Updates from Sen. Darrin Camilleri – Worker Safety, Youth Protections, Winter Preparedness, and more!
Hello Neighbor, It’s been an eventful November with the election of our new president and the selection of legislative leaders at both the state and federal levels. I want to thank everyone who exercised their right to vote. Whether you voted early, absentee, or in...
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I want to extend my deepest condolences to the Williams family and the entire City of Romulus, Michigan community as we mourn the sudden passing of Councilwoman Virginia Williams.
She was a force of nature who fought deeply for her community. As I was getting to know Romulus during the Senate campaign, Ms. Williams made sure that I knew about every event — and chances were that the event was put on by her and her community organization. Forgotten Harvest, movies in the park, and trunk or treat were her biggest ways of giving back.
Whether on the picket line with the UAW, in the neighborhood knocking on doors, passing out food to those who need it most, or in the city council chambers, she was a true advocate, a tough as nails fighter, and an organizer who knew her neighbors better than most.
She and I talked just about a week ago and she lifted up her concerns over local sidewalks and the future of the Democratic Party. She was always concerned about community.
We’ll miss you, Ms. Williams. Rest in Power. ... See MoreSee Less
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She was old school and took care of her community like family. I loved working with her at Forgotten Harvest, helping those in Romulus and beyond who needed it most. Rest in power, my friend. My deepest condolences to her family.
So so sorry to hear she will surely be missed, she was one of God's angels
FYI on the situation in Elizabeth Park this evening: ... See MoreSee Less
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Prayers for the family
Prayers to the family
So sad
Working late into the night on behalf of Downriver, Western Wayne County, and all of Michigan at the capitol tonight. It’s a blue lame duck! 🦆 ... See MoreSee Less
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You know you could work as bipartisanship.
How about an update on the proposed crossing on Allen Road at the tracks
Thank you for all your hard work on our behalf, Darrin.
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