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Snyder Signs Bill to Aid Low-Income Homeowners w/Poverty Exemptions
Governor Snyder recently signed legislation to simplify the process for low-income residents seeking a property tax exemption on their home.
House Bill 5178 makes it easier to apply for a poverty exemption on a principal residence, ensuring Michigan's neediest residents get the help they need
Flint’s Shields Still Has Chance for Olympic Spot
Olympic hopeful Claressa Shields is still in the hunt for a spot on the 2012 Olympic Team according to the Detroit News.
The Flint boxer lost a preliminary bout on Sunday at the women's world championships in China. The good ne
Senate Committee Takes Action on Work Sharing Legislation
Representative Jim Ananich (D-Flint) and Senator Vincent Gregory (D-Southfield) praised the Senate Reforms, Restructuring and Reinventing Committee's passage yesterday of Senate Bill 1094, legislation sponsored by Senator Bruce Caswell (R-Hillsdale) to implement a work-sharing program in Michigan to help part-time workers
Ambitious Avengers Soars Above Expectations
Let’s face it; The Avengers was an endeavor so ambitious and so large, that had the end result been of mediocre quality, one could have paid the picture respect. Yet lo and behold T
What Do Men Say Is the Most Frustrating Aspect of Dating?
Dating is tough, and interpersonal communication can be even tougher. But the electronic age has brought with a whole new layer of angst — it seems nothing is more perplexing to a man than talking to a woman via text message.
Should Churches Be Involved in Politics? — Survey of the Day
The separation of church and state doesn’t mean religious leaders can’t express political opinions. And in the wake of President Obama’s endorsement of gay marriage there has been talk that some houses of worship may encourage their flock not to vote for the president in 2012 to protest his reversal on the issue.

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