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Michelle McGovern Logo Former State Director to U.S. Senator Bill Nelson launches campaign with the support of community leaders and residents I’m running to focus on the issues that are important to our district – COVID 19 recovery, creating jobs, workforce and affordable housing and managing our quality of life.” — Michelle Oyola McGovern PALM BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA, UNITED STATES, April 20, 2021 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Michelle Oyola McGovern today announced her candidacy for Palm Beach County Commission, District 6. The Primary Election is scheduled for August 23, 2022. If elected, M...

DCPS holds first public meeting on renaming Lee High School Updated:  Tags:  JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The public once again got the chance to weigh-in on renaming some of Duval County’s public schools, which are named after Confederate leaders. Four schools had meetings Wednesday, including Lee High School, where demonstrators gathered ahead of the 6 p.m. discussion. The Northside Coalition of Jacksonville was part of the demonstration. It supports the effort to rename the schools. “We enthusiastically support the school board’s decision and we are encouraging them to move forward with ...

GOVERNOR WHITMER'S 2021 STATE OF THE STATE ADDRESS Good evening. Last year, I gave my second State of the State address in the House Chamber here in the capitol. Like much of the last year, this State of the State is different, because it has to be. Tonight, it’s just me and a few people in my Capitol office. And while it’s different, it's an opportunity to speak directly to you -- the people of Michigan -- about the past year, and our priorities in 2021. At the risk of losing you in the first minutes of this speech, I’m going to use a Latin phrase: Annus horribilis: a year of horribles...

GOVERNOR WHITMER'S 2021 STATE OF THE STATE ADDRESS Good evening. Last year, I gave my second State of the State address in the House Chamber here in the capitol. Like much of the last year, this State of the State is different, because it has to be. Tonight, it’s just me and a few people in my Capitol office. And while it’s different, it's an opportunity to speak directly to you -- the people of Michigan -- about the past year, and our priorities in 2021. At the risk of losing you in the first minutes of this speech, I’m going to use a Latin phrase: Annus horribilis: a year of horribles...

Listen to the full interview. Michigan State Representative Felicia Brabec said she was happy to hear the governor say bipartisian action is what is going to help us move forward in the state.  She said it will help put an end to the pandemic, get people vaccinated, and get students and teachers back to school safely. Representative Brabec said she was also pleased the governor addressed improving state roads and preserving our water infrastructure. She also agreed with the governor's assessment that "the state of the state is that Michigan is resilient." GOVERNOR WHITMER'S 2021 STATE OF THE...