Michigan Congressional Republicans Split On 'Fiscal Cliff' Vote
Five of eight Republicans and all Democrats backed deal
School Officials Using Technology For Advocacy
District officials urge parents to take action against reform using Capwiz system
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A 'horseshoer' with no horses, drunk teachers and right-to-work coverage were some of the most popular articles
County Prevailing Wage Law Could Add Millions To Taxpayer Costs
'Union-scale wages' means Muskegon County jail proposal will be extra pricey
District's Millage Urgency Claims Don't Match Facts
Alcona Community Schools official says money needed to stop flow of huge staff cuts
Right-to-Work Laws Are Not Inspired By Hitler
The Nazis saw government as the absolute authority
Recalls Could Include Republicans Who Voted 'No' on Right To Work
Democrat consultant: 'The idea that you can do a bunch of successful recalls is unrealistic'
Politicians Playing Games and Fooling Their Constituents
Legislators promote bills simply as window dressing
Union Leaders On Right-to-Work Law: 'There Is Going To Be Retribution'
AFSCME vows to fight to protect privileges for 17.5 percent of state's workforce
School Official Apologizes For Calling State Reps 'Moron' And 'Mental Midget'
One day after CapCon story ran, Godfrey-Lee Superintendent posted apology on district website
Superintendents Spread Inaccurate Information on Education Reform Bills
School officials wrongly claim corporations can get state money for schools
Union Protesters' Attack Hits Local Employer with $35K Tent Destruction
Business Owner: 'They cut our tents up into little pieces and passed them out as souvenirs'
'We'll Be At Your Daughter's Soccer Game!'
Union protest speaker tells governor that union members will 'visit you' everywhere over right-to-work bill
Superintendents Falsely Claim Charter Schools Shortchange Poor Children
State data shows charters serving higher percentage of low-income students than traditional public schools
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