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Pleasant Ridge mayor decides not to seek reelection

Pleasant Ridge mayor decides not to seek reelection Pleasant Ridge Mayor Kurt Metzger announced that he will not seek a third term as mayor in November. Metzger, center, started his time as mayor in 2013 with, from left, city commissioners Bret Scott, Ann Perry, Jason Krzysiak and Jay Foreman. Photo provided by Kurt Metzger Advertisement PLEASANT RIDGE The mayor of Pleasant Ridge has announced that he will not be seeking reelection this fall. After eight years as head of the Pleasant Ridge City Commission, Mayor Kurt Metzger revealed in April his decision not to run for reelection in November. Metzger, 74, won his seat in 2013 and ran unopposed for a second term in 2017. Coming into this year, he said he didn’t want things to get stale or feel like he was going through the motions.

Michigan Needs To Grow Faster How Can We Attract More People?

As part of the weekly series MichMash, hosts Jake Neher and Cheyna Roth talk about why the state has been lagging in population growth. Subscribe to  While the state’s population has grown, it hasn’t grown enough. Since 2010, Michigan’s population has grown 2%, for a total count of 10,084,442. According to the Census Bureau, that’s the fifth-lowest population growth in the nation. And if you’re surprised by this, you haven’t been listening to MichMash! Three years ago Neher said of the state’s lagging population, “Consider the fact that since we lost a seat after the 2010 Census, losing a congressional seat, another one, that would not help one bit.”

Stateside: Whitmer s benchmarks; the census and redistricting; Midland Symphony plays again

Steven Cornfield via Unsplash If COVID-19 vaccine supplies ramp up as promised in the next few months, half of all adults in Michigan could be fully vaccinated by the end of May, the state epidemiologist said this week.   Currently, more than 1.6 million administered doses have been reported to the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services, with 13.7% of eligible residents having received at least their first dose. That’s up from 11.6% last week, state epidemiologist Sarah Lyon-Callo said at a press conference earlier this week. © 2021 Michigan Radio

Michigan Will Lose a Congressional Seat Here s What That Means for Redistricting

Image credit: State of Michigan Michigan’s lost congressional seat signals a much larger problem with population. Last year’s Census count found that Michigan is not growing as fast as other states, which will result in the state losing a congressional seat. Now that we’ll soon be down to 13 districts instead of 14, there’s a question of how this will affect Michigan’s congressional district map.  “Obviously fewer people is going to result in fewer dollars from the feds and fewer dollars down to the local levels. That is a big problem and certainly an issue that needs to be addressed.” Kurt Metzger, demographer and mayor of Pleasant Ridge

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