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Interior Home Inspections Suspended — For Now

Davison Township residents said inspections violated Fourth Amendment rights

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Film Incentives: The $50 Million Sequel

State Rep.: 'I think the studios made a big push for them ... they won me over'

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Resolution for 'Talk Like A Pirate Day' Introduced

Best proof yet for a part-time Legislature

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Michigan Republicans Go Wobbly on Obamacare

Medicaid expansion props up vulnerable law

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Union Salary Schedule Ensures State 'Teacher of the Year' Earns Near Bottom In Pay

Grosse Pointe science teacher Gary Abud makes $21,000 less than district's average salary

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Increased School Funding Did Not Slow Districts In Deficit

But 10 districts expected to exit deficit status this year

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MichiganVotes: Proposed — Lie Detector Tester Licensure Repeal; New Licensing For Pharmacy Technicians

One bill would eliminate 1972 law; another would add new law to the books

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June 7, 2013, MichiganVotes.org Weekly Vote Report

Votes on National Guard pensions, hunting licenses

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Films or Potholes?

Cost of film subsidy program would repair over 5 million potholes

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Manager of the 'City That Outsourced Everything' Says Privatization Can Help Michigan

Residents happy and officials in Sandy Springs, Ga., get re-elected with huge margin

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Michigan’s Gross Domestic Product Grows in 2012

In last few years, state has moved from 44th to 38th in per-capita GDP

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Michigan Should Look to Florida to Improve Public Education

New study contains six specific policy recommendations to increase student performance, parent-driven accountability

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Legislators Steering Michigan Toward Red Light Cameras

Photo ticketing bills presented in the Legislature

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Defenders Of Public School Monopoly Slam 'Big Profit' Competitors; Haul In Big Money For Themselves

National School Boards Association pays executives hundreds of thousands of dollars

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Michigan GOP Medicaid 'Reform' Proposals

Like Déjà vu all over again

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Gov. Snyder Calls On Obamacare Advocate No. 1

HHS Sec. Sebelius called in because the expansion of Medicaid is at stake

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Michigan's Job Growth Is More Than Just Auto-Related

State's recession and recovery in three charts

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Complete Streets Program: Good Law or Bureaucratic Overreach?

Law requires that walkers, bikers considered when roads designed

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MichiganVotes: Legislation Would Eliminate Licensing Mandate on Dietitians, Nutritionists

State report: 'It does not appear that licensing dietitians and nutritionists is necessary to protect the public'

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May 31, 2013, MichiganVotes.org Weekly Vote Report

House Budget and excess property tax refunds

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Medicaid Expansion, Road Funding Key Issues For Michigan Budget

Lansing insiders handicap the chances either issue will be resolved

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Commentary: State Budget Windfall Invalidates Pension Reform Excuses

Legislators should use extra money to shift new school employees to 401(k)-type accounts

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Average Teacher Salaries Climb

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DIA Gins Up PR Battle Against Kevyn Orr

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Cities Double Dip on Drunk Driving Arrests

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