Will Poll Hurt Legislation Aiming to Give Energy Utilities Monopoly?
Nearly 75 percent of Michigan citizens oppose electricity monopoly
'Big Oil' and 'Big Wind' Keep Public in the Dark About Wind Dependence on Fossil Fuels
And 'big media' is missing the story
School District Has to Spend $1 Million to Improve 'Failing' Academic Performance
But adjusting for the poverty level of its students, Godfrey-Lee gets an 'A'
Collection Bins for Clothing and Used Goods Targeted as Nuisances
Charities say bans on bins protect Goodwill and Salvation Army retail operations
Low or High, Great Lakes Water Levels Always Blamed on Global Warming
Michigan legislators once tried restricting the sale of bottled water for fear of running out
Union President Tells Women to Join Union to Get Equal Pay
But national data says union men make more than union women
If Greedy Employers Discriminate by Paying Women Less, Why Don't They Hire a Lot More of Them?
All things considered, women make as much as men
Open Letter to Steve Inskeep of National Public Radio
National Public Radio wrong about Mackinac Center study
Manufacturing Jobs Set to Surpass Government Jobs in Michigan for First Time in Years
That hasn't happened since November of 2005
Huron County Pushes Stop Button on Wind Development
With more than 300 wind turbines, officials say they've had enough
Union: No Photo Needed to Vote, but Bring ID If You Want to Leave the Union
IBEW throws up obstacles for workers exercising right-to-work
Detroit Charter School Parents: Don’t Take Away Our Freedom to Choose
'Let them flourish' says parent about charter schools
Natural Gas to Wind Energy: You're Nothing Without Me
Energy from windmills is mostly backed up by fossil fuels
Love it or Hate it, Voters are Aware of Proposal 1
Poll suggests substantial turnout on May 5
State's Cost of Teacher Pension System Quintuples
General fund contributes more and more to retiree costs
Amendment’s Effects on Higher Ed are Uncertain
Proposal 1 may offer more leeway in funding universities than intended
Detroit Coalition Plan Would Lead to More Schools Outside of Detroit
Restricting choice could lead to more students leaving Detroit
Law that Made School Employees Pay More for Health Insurance Saved $1.3 Billion
Savings came over a three-year period
There Was Never a $470 Per Pupil Education Funding Cut in Michigan
Around 20 percent of school funding often ignored in debate on education finances

Michigan Supreme Court: Pension Reforms were Constitutional
Teacher unions fail challenge to 2012 law
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