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Michigan moves to end threat of jail to hunters who fail to report deer kills - Vimarsana News

Michigan moves to end threat of jail to hunters who fail to report deer kills

New bills with bipartisan support would lower the penalty for failing to report a deer kill, from a misdemeanor to a civil fine. The effort comes on the heels of Michigan’s first year of mandatory deer reporting.

Hernando edges back from youth mental health deal with Citrus County - Vimarsana News

Hernando edges back from youth mental health deal with Citrus County

A proposal to have Hernando and Citrus counties work together on an effort to provide mental health services to children hit a speed bump Feb. 28 at the Hernando County

Meijer celebrates 50th anniversary of Center Road store in Burton - Vimarsana News

Meijer celebrates 50th anniversary of Center Road store in Burton

The Meijer at 2333 Center Road opened with 250 employees on March 13, 1973 as the company's second Flint-area store.

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Sen. Cherry introduces bill to require lead poisoning testing for Michigan children - State of Reform - Vimarsana News

Sen. Cherry introduces bill to require lead poisoning testing for Michigan children - State of Reform

After years of mismanagement concerning Flint's water system, leaving the city's residents with little trust in their government, state lawmakers are still introducing legislation to help children, families, and the community screen for lead poisoning.

Childcare in Australia: Why it's so hard to get a spot - Vimarsana News

Childcare in Australia: Why it's so hard to get a spot

Better access to early childhood education is one of the government’s core policies, but the sector worries it will just increase demand when it is already struggling to cope.