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Michigan bill would ban cell phones on school buses, in class - Vimarsana News

Michigan bill would ban cell phones on school buses, in class

House Bill 6171 would require every Michigan school district to ban cell phones. Why?

Six Michigan legislative incumbents voted out so far — and it's not even November - Vimarsana News

Six Michigan legislative incumbents voted out so far — and it's not even November

There’s more fallout from redistricting, and the losses could continue into the general election.

Beeler, DeBoyer win GOP house races - Vimarsana News

Beeler, DeBoyer win GOP house races

Some familiar names will be on the ballot in November for a pair of State House of Representative races. Incumbent 83rd district State Representative Andrew Beeler edged out fellow State Rep Gary Eisen from the 81st district in the new 64th district, which include Port Huron and surrounding areas. Beeler will face Charles Howell who was unopposed on the Democratic side of the ticket Tuesday. Current St. Clair County Clerk Jay DeBoyer will be the Republican nominee in the new downriver 63rd house district . He will face Democrat Kelly Noland in November, who also won the 63d district Democratic...

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Roll Call | News | cadillacnews.com - Vimarsana News

Roll Call | News | cadillacnews.com

The Michigan House and Senate did not meet this week, so this report describes some recently introduced bills of interest related to firearms. The legislature remains in recess until Aug.

Roll Call | News | cadillacnews.com - Vimarsana News

Roll Call | News | cadillacnews.com

The Michigan House and Senate held no roll call votes this week, so this report describes some recently introduced bills proposing new crimes, or substantive revisions to current ones. The