powered by google Featured on mml.org Lame Ducks Ride Out Into the Sunset The 2007-8 Legislature made good on its waning days of session, going for 25 straight hours to finish up their business. And League staff were along for the ride… The House and Senate convened the session day at 10 am on Thursday, December 18 and adjourned at 11:30 am on Friday, December 19. They were actively negotiating issues throughout most of that time.
2009 Capital Conference
With a huge turnover in the Michigan Legislature and a troubled economy, it's
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the changing dynamics in Lansing. Through
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With your help, the League brought several constructive bills into fruition while minimizing the damages. Here are the highlights . . .
Through a series of public policy forums over the last year, the League has found that one of the assets that works to create a vibrant community is art and culture. The city of San Jose has gone so far as to incorporate their office of cultural affairs into its office of economic development. Read more about how that community works to cultivate the connection between the creative arts and economic success.
Cities, Townships on Opposite Sides of Border Issue MIRS Capitol Capsule, 12/16/08 State has Projects List for Obama Crain's Detroit Business, 12/14/08 Expected Federal Programs Hold New Promise for Cities Detroit Free Press, 12/14/08 Benteler Automotive Seeks Tax Break to Bring 122 Jobs to Wyoming Grand Rapids Press, 12/12/08
Wind Turbine Manufacturer to Headquarter in Michigan Metromode, December 18, 2008 Iron River Creating Downtown Housing Iron County Report, December 10, 2008 Kellogg Sparks $85 Million Redevelopment Plan for Downtown Battle Creek Battle Creek Enquirer, 11/25/08 Cities Stand on the Verge of New Life Detroit Free Press, 12/14/08
Feature Article Robin Beltramini, councilmember for the city of Troy, is the League’s new president. Robin’s interest in local government arose from a desire to positively affect the quality of life in her community. Other items of interest: Designing for Safety and Security—A Key Element of Urban Revival Complete Issue (PDF)
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