Month: July 2022

The following article explains five bills that have been introduced, passed, or signed into law by the Michigan Legislature or Governor Gretchen Whitmer in the past month. Each month, The Michigan Daily publishes a compilation of bills from the Michigan Legislature for University of Michigan students. 1. Require some hospitals to provide treatment for opioid …

Five Bills to Watch in the Michigan State Legislature: July 2022 Read More »

July 29, 2022 – Aron Sousa, MD Friends, We are getting very close to the start of our fall semester. And we have some exciting and unusual events coming up. The first event includes two white coat ceremonies on August 20 in Grand Rapids. We’ve never done two white coat ceremonies before, so this will …

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Jim Harbaugh stepped onto the Big Ten Media Days podium on Tuesday for the first time as the defending Big Ten champion. The Wolverines head coach spoke on many different topics, including his goals for his team in 2022. “Our goals would be to beat Ohio State and Michigan State in the same year, win …

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CLARE, MI – As the gateway to the North, Clare – population 3,127 – is easy to spot on the map of Michigan. But he was rarely found on the softball map until now. With a stunning run at the Major Little League Softball State Championship, little Clare has become Michigan’s biggest deal. Now the …

Michigan State Champions Bring Small Town Pride to Little League Softball Region Read More »

Incoming freshman Tre Holloman knows what it means to play basketball for Michigan State and Tom Izzo. This season he’s trying to show he has what it takes to be a reliable offensive option, according to Nathaniel Bott of the Lansing State Journal. Holloman recently played in the Moneybag Pro-Am, a summer preseason tournament, where …

Michigan State PG Tre Holloman set for big role with Spartan hoops Read More »

Mike Müller (INCUMBENT)47 years old, REPUBLICANLINDEN ACHIEVEMENTS I am a long time resident of Fenton Township and also a 1992 graduate of Linden High School. I served four years in the United States Navy and graduated with honors from Eastern Michigan University in 1999. I then graduated from the police academy and started my career …

MICHIGAN STATE REPRESENTATIVE – 72ND DISTRICT Read More »

While Michigan did their best to stay within striking distance of Villanova in the 2018 Basketball National Championship game in San Antonio, few cheered louder for the Wolverines than Stan Washington. It wasn’t a dyed-in-the-wool Wolverine. No, Washington was one of the greatest players in Michigan State history. On that April night in Texas, however, …

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Before fall sports athletes reconvene on their respective campuses and officially begin training for their 2022 seasons, the Big Ten hosted a unique three-day event for dozens of conference athletes. , coaches, administrators, staff members and “other key stakeholders”. From Friday through Sunday, 100 Big Ten representatives will participate in Big Life Series: …

Michigan State athletes, football coach Mel Tucker participating in the Big Life Series: Selma at Montgomery Read More »

July 14 – CADILLAC – Michigan State Police officers in northern Lower Michigan will now wear body cameras to record interactions during traffic stops and other operations. MSP’s Seventh District – which includes posts in Alpena, Gaylord, Cadillac and Houghton Lake – will equip its 146 troops with cameras, according to Lt. Derrick Carroll, MSP …

Northern Michigan State Troopers Receive Body Cameras Read More »

It’s a relatively quick highway ride, almost a home game for them. So it only makes sense that Michigan State University players would want to spend a few months in Battle Creek playing summer college baseball in the Northwoods League for the Battle Jacks. There are currently two Spartans on the Battle Creek Battle Jacks …

Michigan State connection was a boost for Battle Jacks Read More »

Just before the country takes off for the 4th of July weekend, the Big Ten released important news that impacts every Power 5 program. The USC Trojans and UCLA Bruins will join the Big Ten in the near future. This news has other programs scrambling to find a home in the Big Ten or SEC. …

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EAST LANSING – It’s the middle of summer and with weeks until the start of the next school year, families could be running out of things to do that don’t involve TVs or tablets. Michigan State University might have what you’re looking for. MSU and its East Lansing campus are home to many free or …

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MLive is spending the summer checking out Michigan’s top football rookies of 2023. From Monday to Saturday each week, MLive will feature a new athlete. Today provides a look at Detroit Martin Luther King offensive lineman Johnathan Slack, a Michigan State draftee who likes to be physical in the trenches. organic Height: 6 feet 3 …

Top rookies: Michigan State OL sign up Johnathan Slack loves pancakes Read More »

LANSING — Drew Stanton stood on the 11th tee box at the Lansing Country Club on Monday, greeting each group of golfers who passed by. All morning and afternoon. His relaxed smile said it all. It’s pretty good being a retired NFL quarterback. “A lot of guys I’ve been around and talked to, when you …

Former Michigan State QB Drew Stanton Gives Back After NFL Retirement Read More »

A man who has made northern Michigan communities a little safer over the past two decades is hanging up his hat. Detective Lt. Ken Mills retired from the Michigan State Police. Detective Lt. Mills has worked for the Michigan State Police for 35 years. “I think as a young officer; you want to try to …

Detective Lt. looks back on 35 years with the Michigan State Police and SANE Read More »