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Michigan now has more vaccinated residents than total number of positive COVID-19 cases

By Elle Johnson | Jan 22, 2021

Michigan now has more residents who've received at least one dose of the COVID-19 vaccine than there are positive COVID-19 test results in the state.

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Pure Michigan starts campaign encouraging residents to travel while Whitmer advises against it

By Elle Johnson | Dec 11, 2020

A Pure Michigan tourism campaign will begin this winter from the Michigan Economic Development Corporation (MEDC) to encourage residents to travel, while Gov. Gretchen Whitmer is simultaneously advising residents not to travel during the holidays due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Assessor's Office to review residential properties in Monroe

By Elle Johnson | Sep 11, 2020

Citywide field reviews of residential properties will be taking place between August and November by the city of Monroe’s Assessor’s Office, which will include interviewing owners and tenants, leaving letters if no one is home and walking around the house taking measurements and photos.

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Bollin: Auditor General's office answering questions about contract tracing

By Elle Johnson | Sep 2, 2020

A Democratic political consultant, who has been tied to a canceled no-bid contact-tracing agreement, is refusing to cooperate after being "primarily in charge of contact tracing," according to The Center Square.

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Zorn praises approval for Heidtman Steel Products expansion

By Elle Johnson | Jul 15, 2020

After the Michigan Strategic Fund (MSF) approved an expansion for Heidtman Steel Products, which would allow a project in Bedford Township and Monroe to generate a $9.1 million investment and 65 jobs in the local area, Sen. Dale Zorn praised MSF's efforts, according to a press release from MiSenateGOP.

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Rep. Sheppard asks Gov. Whitmer to allow in-person real estate meetings

By Elle Johnson | May 5, 2020

Gov. Gretchen Whitmer was asked by Rep. Jason Sheppard (R- Temperance) to consider in-person meetings for real estate professionals.