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Lawmakers propose making elected sheriffs and prosecutors non-partisan positions
LANSING — Two traditional political battlegrounds could become, well, less bloody, if 83 county prosecutors and 83 county sheriffs were elected without Democratic or Republican affiliations.
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Street Talk: A surge-less summer for small business
Thinkin' Dunkin'
Was small business in Michigan really sitting listlessly on the sidelines through the summer of 2012, worrying about the November election?
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Insurance uncertainties problematic
Michigan’s proposed health insurance exchange is due to the feds Nov. 16.
The election caused some employers to delay decisions about next year’s employee health benefits, but the waiting isn’t over yet. There’s still the Michigan health insurance exchange, which is under wraps until Nov. 16, when Gov. Rick Snyder has to submit it to the federal Health & Human Services agency in Washington, D.C., according to Robert Heintz of the Lighthouse Group.
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Metro Council supports emergency manager measure
State Attorney General believes members made good choices
With election day approaching, members of the Grand Valley Metro Council took unanimous stands on five of the six ballot measures voters will weigh in on in a few weeks.
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Heres the score No more 8 More
Last week, the Michigan Supreme Court apparently drove a stake into the heart of the would-be November ballot proposal to amend the state constitution to allow eight more “private” — non-Native American — casinos in the state.
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