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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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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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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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Street Talk: Trade war casualties
Bing out.
As U.S. job cuts rise year over year, one firm is looking in the direction of the White House.
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Investing in the scientific visionaries of tomorrow
Last week, Gov. Rick Snyder signed into law the Marshall Plan for Talent — a statewide initiative to develop and support the estimated 811,055 career openings that will be created between now and 2024.
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Governor Snyder appoints attorney to appeals court
LANSING — An assistant attorney general has been promoted to judge at the Michigan Court of Appeals.
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Governor Snyder appoints judge to Community Corrections Board
A local judge has been tapped to represent district court judges statewide on the Michigan Community Corrections Board.
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