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Gov. Snyder Met With Protest Along Parade Route

Participants in an annual parade in southwestern Michigan saw more than smiling faces in the crowd as protesters targeted parade grand marshal Gov. Rick Snyder.

WWJ Newsradio 950–2011/05/07

Switching to cheaper medications for prisoners is part of the debate of budget cuts.

Groups Look To Stop Drug Switch For Mental Health Prisoners

Michigan Partners in Crisis says the switch made this year will save the state 15 million dollars, by giving mental health inmates cheaper medications.

WWJ Newsradio 950–2011/04/24

Center for Michigan Seeks Input On Snyder Tax Plans

The Center for Michigan, Detroit Public Television and MiVote.org are inviting the public to a series of “common-sense conversation” events on Gov. Rick Snyder’s budget proposal this spring.

2011/03/08

Plante & Moran Launches Blog to Track Changes to MBT

The Southfield accounting and business advisory firm Plante & Moran PLLC has launched a new blog to help Michigan businesses and media stay up to date on proposed changes to Michigan business taxation.

2011/03/07

A Pure Michigan moment: Camping along Lake Huron at Port Crescent State Park. Pure Michigan photo.

Pure Michigan Funding Moves To Snyder’s Desk

The state Senate approved a measure to boost funding for the state’s Pure Michigan tourism promotion campiagn to $25 million by a 35-1 vote Thursday.

2011/02/24

Michigan Tech's campus in a 2009 university file photo

Michigan Tech President Says Gov’s Cuts Will Hurt, But Priorities Remain

State budget reductions proposed last week by Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder could cost Michigan Technological University more than $10 million, President Glenn Mroz told the University’s Board of Control at its regular meeting in Houghton Thursday. Mroz reassured them, however, that Michigan Tech is prepared to respond without sacrificing the university’s core values or strategic goals.

2011/02/24