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Street Talk: State’s chemical reaction
Going global.
Just a day after the extent of contamination at the Wolverine tannery site became public knowledge on March 25, Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer announced she is re-establishing the Michigan PFAS Action Response Team (MPART) science advisory board.
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New law amends environmental cleanup procedures
Experts say the change will streamline the process for remediation of brownfield properties.
A bill modifying the process for obtaining a “no further action” determination from the state regarding environmental cleanup and establishing toxicity values for hazardous substances became law just before the new year.
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Head of veterans agency appointed to appeals court
LANSING — A former Kent County judge has been appointed to fill a vacancy on the Michigan appeals court.
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Gov. Snyder signs batch of bills
LANSING — Gov. Rick Snyder has signed a variety of bills, including making it a crime to cyberbully, and vetoed others, such as the "baby-box" bill.
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Gov. Snyder signs into law limits on citizen initiatives
LANSING — Gov. Rick Snyder has signed laws to significantly scale back citizen-initiated measures to raise Michigan's minimum wage and require paid sick leave for workers, finalizing an unprecedented Republican-backed legislative maneuver that opponents vowed to challenge in court.
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Gov. Snyder signs bill allowing Great Lakes oil tunnel
LANSING — Gov. Rick Snyder has signed legislation establishing a panel to oversee construction of an oil pipeline tunnel in the waterway linking Lake Huron and Lake Michigan, while opponents insisted the battle isn't over and could widen from the state Capitol to the courts.
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Street Talk: Well-being as a priority
Leadership leads.
Priority Health is working to help clients address overall well-being rather than wellness alone.
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New initiative hopes to bolster Great Lakes cruises
Muskegon has seen a few dozen cruise ship landings in the past three years, with more to come.
(As seen on WZZM TV 13) A new international campaign to attract more cruise ships to the Great Lakes is expected to benefit the tourism industry in West Michigan.
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State drops conviction box from job and license applications
LANSING — Governor Rick Snyder is ordering the state to no longer ask job applicants and people seeking certain occupational licenses to check a box if they’ve been convicted of a felony.
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Street Talk: On the road to cybersecurity
The other shoe.
A new Michigan high school curriculum focused on automotive cybersecurity training will be piloted this fall.
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