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District 5 Legislative & Community Updates
Dear Neighbor, October has arrived, and with that, the leaves are falling, temperatures are dropping, and autumn is fully underway! We hope you’ll take advantage of everything the Mitten State has to offer this month, whether that be trick-or-treating with the...
District 5 Legislative & Community Updates
Dear Neighbor, Fall is officially here. While my team and I have been enjoying the shifts in temperature and seeing the leaves on the trees start to change, we've also enjoyed getting back into the rhythm of the legislative session. From passing voting protections to...
Irwin and Polehanki Legislation to Improve Literacy and Help Students With Dyslexia Heads to Governor’s Desk
Bills to screen students for characteristics of dyslexia receive bipartisan and unanimous support in Senate LANSING, Mich. (Sept. 26, 2024) — Today, the Michigan Senate finalized Senate Bills 567 and 568, comprehensive legislation to improve reading in Michigan. The...
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Sen. Polehanki Testifying in Support of Senate Bills 857 and 858
Senator Polehanki Asks Colleagues to Vote Yes on SB 911
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Right back at you!!!🎉🎉
Happy New Year Dayna !
Happy New Year
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About Michigan's new cage-free eggs law and the spike in egg prices . . .
Michigan's new cage-free eggs law, which takes effect in 2025, affects only egg producers with 3,000 or more egg-laying hens. So, this new law doesn't affect small farmers and backyard farms at all. Michigan's big egg producers have known this law was coming since 2009 and most of them have already made the full transition to cage free. Over the past few years, many other states have enacted cage-free egg laws—such as Arizona, California, Massachusetts, and Ohio.
According to MDARD, they are seeing an impact on egg supply from the spread of Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI) nationwide, which is the main cause of the spike in egg prices. ... See MoreSee Less
Michigan makes the transition to cage-free eggs
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A new law takes effect Dec. 31 requiring eggs sold in the state to come from hens not cooped up in cages.11 CommentsComment on Facebook
Thank you for sharing this!! 💜
We can do even better. Let’s make it Pasture Raised!
And price gauging
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I offer my heartfelt condolences to this Livonia family and can’t imagine the pain they are enduring with this dual tragedy. I pray the grandfather makes a full recovery. ... See MoreSee Less
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So sad, I hadn’t heard about the ice fishing tragedy.
People aren't driving mindfully. Whether it's their phones, DUI, being tired, not knowing how to drive in inclement weather, or losing control of the vehicle, people are continuously driving irresponsibly.