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Checks and balances - The Daily News (opens the original)
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U.S. Rep. John Moolenaar had just finished discussing the importance of checks and balances among the three branches of the federal government when Greenville resident Tim O’Brien challenged him on whether Congress was providing one of those checks. “You talked about checks and balances,” O’Brien said. “We haven’t seen many checks and balances from this Congress over the president, dealing with Iran, dealing with tactics with ICE, also dealing with health care cuts and tariffs.” Please login bel
Outman raises concerns over power lines - The Daily News (opens the original)
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State Sen. Rick Outman knows a major expansion of Michigan’s high-voltage transmission system is moving forward. What remains uncertain — and what could eventually matter to property owners in Montcalm County — is exactly where those lines will go. “The lines are coming,” Outman said. “The question is, where are they going to go? Whose land are they going to go across?” Please login below or purchase a subscription to the Daily News! Having trouble logging in after renewing your subscription? Tr
Building from the ground up - The Daily News (opens the original)
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With every successful serve, the celebration began almost immediately: “A-C-E, ace!” For the fifth-grade members of the Volley Jackets, there was plenty to cheer about Saturday as volleyballs sailed over the net, teammates scrambled across the court and a gymnasium filled with young players provided a glimpse of what the future of Greenville volleyball might look like. For some, including 11-year-old Lincoln Heights Elementary School fifth-grader Sadie Tarkowski, it was their first experience pl
‘Catching the wave of growth’ - The Daily News (opens the original)
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When Dayna Neff talks about economic development, she talks about numbers — jobs created, payroll retained and millions of dollars invested. But behind every one of those numbers, she said, is something considerably less complicated. Please login below or purchase a subscription to the Daily News! Having trouble logging in after renewing your subscription? Try logging out and then logging back in.
Flat River Pride opens Pride Center as growing organization seeks to provide connection, resources in Greenville - The Daily News (opens the original)
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Two years ago, Joslyn Lillie sat down for coffee with a handful of people, wondering just how many members of the local LGBTQ community were looking for a place to connect. On Thursday afternoon, she had trouble fitting everyone into the room. Please login below or purchase a subscription to the Daily News! Having trouble logging in after renewing your subscription? Try logging out and then logging back in.
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