How many Hispanic students were enrolled in Monroe County schools in 2022-23 school year?
There were 1,208 Hispanic students enrolled in Monroe County schools in the 2022-23 school year, according to the Michigan Department of Education.
Which former Monroe Review area high school standouts will be in action in the week starting Mon April 15?
These former Monroe Review area high school standouts will be in action in the week starting Mon April 15.
Sen. Bellino Applauds State Grant for Lead Service Line Replacement in Jonesville
LANSING, Mich. — Sen. Joseph Bellino expressed his appreciation on Friday for a state grant awarded to Jonesville to enhance the city's drinking water infrastructure by replacing lead pipes. Bellino, representing Monroe, stated, “This funding will help ensure access to safe and clean drinking water for the people of Jonesville.” He also emphasized his ongoing support for such investments, crediting the previous Republican-led Legislature for enabling these crucial initiatives to safeguard communities' water supply for the future.The grant of $293,860 for Community...
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Sen. Bellino Announces April 11 Office Hour
LANSING, Mich. — Sen. Joseph Bellino has announced he will conduct an in-district office hour to meet with the public on Thursday, April 11."My aim is to provide the best service possible for the hardworking people of Hillsdale, Lenawee, and Monroe counties, and I plan on holding meetings throughout the district to hear directly from constituents in one-on-one discussions," said Bellino, R-Monroe.Bellino will be available to meet with constituents on April 11 from 3 to 4 p.m. at the Pittsford Township Hall, located on the corner of S. Waldron Road and M-34 at 5015 S....
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Bellino’s nitrous oxide abuse bill signed into law
LANSING, Mich. — Gov. Gretchen Whitmer signed legislation introduced by Sen. Joseph Bellino aimed at curbing the recreational abuse of nitrous oxide, commonly known as "laughing gas." Senator Bellino, a Republican from Monroe, highlighted the misuse of nitrous oxide canisters for intoxication purposes, prompting the need for stricter regulations."Although this gas is used in some food preparation and medical services, people are also using the charging canisters for the sole purpose of getting high," Senator Bellino emphasized the necessity of addressing this issue. He...
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Sen. Bellino to Hold In-District Office Hour on March 18
LANSING, Mich. — Sen. Joseph Bellino has announced that he will be conducting an in-district office hour to meet with the public on March 18. Expressing his commitment to serving the people he represents, Bellino stated, "My aim is to provide the best service possible for the hardworking people of Hillsdale, Lenawee and Monroe counties, and I plan on holding meetings throughout the district to hear directly from constituents in one-on-one discussions."The office hour will take place on Monday, March 18, from 5:30 – 6:30 p.m. at the Raisinville Township Hall, located at 96...
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Bellino urges Senate hearing on border security resolution
LANSING, Mich. — Sen. Joseph Bellino has called for a Senate hearing on his resolution addressing the escalating border crisis and its impact on local communities in Michigan and throughout the country. In a letter to Senate Majority Leader Winnie Brinks, Bellino emphasized the urgency of the situation, stating, "The Biden administration’s failure to enforce immigration policies has allowed fentanyl to saturate our communities and claimed the lives of too many Americans."Expressing his personal connection to the issue, Bellino revealed, "This issue is deeply personal to...
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Rep. Bruck: Residents can provide input on new wind, solar siting laws
State Representative Will Bruck from Erie emphasized the importance of public participation in shaping the implementation of the new state law governing large-scale wind and solar projects. Bruck expressed his concerns about the law's impact on local communities, stating, "My observation is that this new law does not have much support in our community." He encouraged residents to take advantage of the upcoming opportunities to provide feedback and influence the decision-making process of the Michigan Public Service Commission.House Bill 5120, now known as Public Act 233...
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Sen. Bellino Announces March 15 Office Hours
LANSING, Mich. — Sen. Joseph Bellino has announced he will conduct in-district office hours to meet with the public on Friday, March 15."My aim is to provide the best service possible for the hardworking people of Hillsdale, Lenawee and Monroe counties, and I plan on holding meetings throughout the district to hear directly from constituents in one-on-one discussions," said Bellino, R-Monroe.Bellino will be available to meet with constituents on March 15 from 1 – 2 p.m. at the Raisin Township Office, located at 5525 S. Occidental Highway in Tecumseh.Office hours are...
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Legislators: Michigan Urged to Reconsider CATL, Marshall Battery Plant Amid Federal Probe
The Michigan Legislature’s Working Group for National Security has raised concerns over the partnership between Contemporary Amperex Technology Co. Limited (CATL) and Ford in building the EV battery plant in Marshall, urging a reevaluation in light of federal investigations and congressional hearings. The project has received more than $1.7 billion in state incentives.Representative Will Bruck (R-Erie), co-chair of the Working Group for National Security, emphasized the need to consider the risks associated with partnering with CATL, stating, “Michigan cannot afford to...
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Resolution Urges President Biden to Change Border Policies to Protect Communities
Sen. Joseph Bellino is sponsoring a resolution urging President Joe Biden to take action to protect Americans and local communities by reversing his current border policies. Bellino, a Republican from Monroe, expressed concern over the impact of the open-border policies, stating, “The United States is facing a border security crisis that is killing Americans and endangering our communities.”The resolution calls on the Biden administration to address the national security and public safety crisis exacerbated by the current policies that have allowed dangerous substances...
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Rep. Bruck’s plan to name roadway in honor of Capt. Liedel headed to governor
State Rep. Will Bruck's plan to honor fallen Monroe Township Fire Capt. Joseph M. Liedel has taken a significant step forward as it heads to the governor for final approval. The legislation, House Bill 4845, aims to rename a stretch of highway in memory of Capt. Liedel, who tragically passed away while on duty."I am deeply grateful for the unanimous support shown by my colleagues in both the House and Senate," expressed Rep. Bruck. "Their overwhelming endorsement underscores the profound impact Captain Liedel had on our community during his 28 years of dedicated service....
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Sen. Bellino supports Capt. Liedel memorial highway bill
Sen. Joseph Bellino, R-Monroe, has shown his support for legislation to honor the late Monroe Township firefighter Joseph Liedel. Capt. Liedel tragically lost his life in the line of duty in August 2020 while responding to an emergency."This is about honoring the life and service of Capt. Liedel, who served and protected the people of Monroe Charter Township for nearly three decades," said Sen. Bellino. "After following his father in becoming a firefighter, he earned the rank of captain and the trust and respect of his fellow colleagues."Capt. Liedel's dedication to...
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Bellino Criticizes Governor's Budget for Neglecting Struggling Families
LANSING, Mich. - Sen. Joseph Bellino, R-Monroe, strongly criticized Gov. Gretchen Whitmer's fiscal year 2025 state budget recommendation, calling it "irresponsible and short-sighted." In a statement issued on Wednesday, Bellino expressed his concerns about the budget's reliance on stopping a $700 million income tax cut and redirecting $670 million from the state's teacher retirement plan to fund government spending.While Bellino acknowledged his support for the increase in funding for schools and local governments, he criticized the governor for prioritizing the growth of...
