Cell phone driving ban stalls in Michigan; critics say it's too harsh
Lawmakers can’t muster enough support to require hands-free devices while driving.
Source: bridgedetroit.com
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Cell phone driving ban stalls in Michigan; critics say plan too harsh
Lawmakers can’t muster enough support to require hands-free devices while driving. Distracted driving crashes are up, but opponents object to possibility of license suspensions, points.
Source: bridgemi.com
Capitol Notebook: Free kits to help families prepare for missing children
Also, Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird said she has no update on her review of a state policy to reimburse sexual assault victims for contraception.
Source: thegazette.com
More fancy apartments and a parking deck in downtown Schenectady
City planners have approved two separate projects that also calf for a parking deck to accommodate the apartment dwellers
Mary Moore Wallinger John Roth Highbridge Development Planning Commission Prime Companies Electric City Apartments
Source: timesunion.com
SEC Targets Bittrex, the Demise of a US Crypto Exchange Giant
The largest platform in the nation for trading digital assets was originally Bittrex Inc. With a regulatory threat and a determination to permanently exit
Source: insidebitcoins.com
Conversation With: Dallas County Medical Society President Dr. Donna Casey
We speak to the internist about advocacy and the new DCMS headquarters in Uptown.
Source: dmagazine.com
Starship to headline Summer Salute
The headliner for this year’s Summer Salute was announced this week as Hopkinsville Parks and Rec stated in a press release that classic rock band Starship would be taking the
Source: kentuckynewera.com
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Think development doesn't make flooding worse? Think again. – Sun Sentinel
Water doesn’t flow through concrete and it doesn’t flow through asphalt. If Fort Lauderdale had less concrete and asphalt, the flooding wouldn’t have been nearly as bad, experts say.
Source: sun-sentinel.com
Michigan lawmaker pushes to deny Camp Grayling expansion
Borton’s resolution — which is a statement, not binding law — calls on the state agency to “take seriously” concerns brought forth in the months since the announcement by environmental groups, concerned citizens and local governments.
Source: interlochenpublicradio.org