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Sen. Hertel Calls on Oakland County to Take Bolder Approach in Protecting Lake St. Clair
MACOMB COUNTY, Mich. (June 9, 2025) — The Oakland County Water Resources Commission recently proposed a corrective action plan after being found in violation of the Natural Resources and Environmental Protection Act and being required by the Michigan Dept. of...
Fighting to Protect Michiganders’ Health Care
Dear Neighbor, Even though our team has been keeping busy connecting with folks through our lakeshore community, our work to find solutions to the challenges facing our state has continued up in Lansing. In recent weeks, we have been moving legislation to address...
Utterly Devastating: Senate Health Policy Committee Examines Impact of Washington Republicans’ Assault on Health Care
Hearing highlights how Medicaid cuts will result in worse health outcomes for all residents, hospital closures, job losses, and severe economic consequences LANSING, Mich. (June 4, 2025) — In recent months, President Donald Trump and Republicans in Congress have...
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Even with the beautiful weather, we had a great turnout at our coffee hour in Chesterfield recently! Thank you to everyone who sacrificed an hour of sunshine to sit and chat about issues facing our community and the solutions we’re working on implementing up in Lansing. ... See MoreSee Less
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Those in closest proximity to the problem are often those closest to the solutions. That's why, during #GunViolenceAwarenessMonth, I brought together a coalition of folks — survivors, parents, students, educators, law enforcement officers, community organizers, faith leaders, and more — to learn more about the ways gun violence impacts our community and find tangible solutions we can implement to ... See MoreSee Less
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Today, students from Monteith Elementary in Grosse Pointe Woods made a trip up to Lansing to explore the Capitol and learn more about their state government. It was a blast getting to meet them and their teachers, and talk more about the work we're doing to support them.
And before they hit the road back home, we also made sure they had some pizza to refuel! As someone who makes the drive to Lansi ... See MoreSee Less
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