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Back-to-School Updates and Resources
Dear Neighbor, Labor Day has now come and gone, and so has another beautiful Michigan summer. My legislative colleagues and I are heading back to the Senate chamber this month after a busy summer spent connecting with our constituents and communities. I’m eager to...
August Legislative Updates & Resources
Dear Neighbor, As we have officially entered August, we’re nearing the end of another beautiful Michigan summer. I hope you and your loved ones have the chance to get out and savor everything this wonderful season has to offer in our great state. Throughout the...
Legislative Updates & Resources
Dear Neighbor, With August right around the corner, I hope you are continuing to soak in all that summertime in Michigan has to offer — beautiful lakes, scenic parks and trails and abundant, fresh produce for your picnics and grill-outs. Grab a coffee or cold...
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Our thoughts are with Motor Carrier Officer Daniel Kerstetter’s family. ... See MoreSee Less
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Today, we passed Senator Hertel’s bill to double survivor benefits for public safety officers who are killed or permanently disabled in the line of duty.
This will help ensure adequate support for the families of those who have made the ultimate sacrifice, providing them with the financial stability and recognition they deserve for their loved one’s service. ... See MoreSee Less
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Senate Democrats voted today to give $600 million back to schools -- permanently. All Democrats voted YES; all Republicans voted NO. The bill passed. ... See MoreSee Less
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Thank you for explaining this well. I remember when Gov. Rick Snyder took money out of Teachers' Pension and Healthcare plans to finance his tax cuts for the rich, and made teachers pay to make up for what he took.
Im wondering how it effects teacher retirement?