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1 week ago
Senator Sue Shink

A big thank you to JPS Cascades Elementary and Community Action Agency for having me for March is Reading Month and a special thank you to Michigan Farm Bureau for providing the book that we read today. ... See MoreSee Less

A big thank you to JPS Cascades Elementary and Community Action Agency for having me for March is Reading Month and a special thank you to Michigan Farm Bureau for providing the book that we read today.Image attachmentImage attachment+2Image attachment

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1 week ago
Senator Sue Shink

Filter First is a common sense way to make sure our children are drinking safe water at school. I voted this out of committee and look forward to voting for it again in the full Senate.In Lansing today, the senate environment committee unanimously approved bills to #GettheLeadOut of water at schools and child care. Kudos to Senator Sylvia Santana Senator John Cherry and our allies Michigan Environmental Council Ecology Center and NRDC ... See MoreSee Less

Filter First is a common sense way to make sure our children are drinking safe water at school. I voted this out of committee and look forward to voting for it again in the full Senate.
2 weeks ago
Senator Sue Shink

The Michigan Public Service Commission has scheduled a public town hall meeting in Jackson to hear from those impacted most by power outages that left hundreds of thousands of Michiganders without electricity after recent ice and snow storms across the Lower Peninsula.

The Michigan Public Service Commission town hall will take place on March 20th, from 12 to 2:30 p.m. at American 1 Credit Union Events Center at 128 W. Ganson St. in Jackson.

For those unable to make it in-person, the Michigan Public Service Commission will hold a virtual town hall meeting, livestreamed over Microsoft Teams, March 21st, 6 to 8 p.m. A link to participate through Microsoft Teams will be posted closer to the day of the virtual town hall at the event’s webpage.

www.michigan.gov/mpsc/commission/events/2023/03/20/jackson-electric-outages-town-hall
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