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Granholm seeks legal action to curb Asian carp

Gov. Jennifer Granholm asked Attorney General Mike Cox today to explore legal action in response to threats from invasive Asian carp.

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Granholm seeks legal action to keep Asian carp out of lake

TRAVERSE CITY - Gov. Jennifer Granholm wants Michigan's attorney general to take legal action to prevent Asian carp from invading the Great Lakes.

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Granholm pushes reform, aims for U.S. grants

LANSING -- Gov. Jennifer Granholm gave strong support Tuesday for measures she said will both improve public schools and qualify Michigan for up to $400 million in federal grants next year.

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Michigan news: Bing meets with Granholm, others to reestablish ties

Detroit Mayor Dave Bing met Tuesday with lawmakers and Gov. Jennifer Granholm at the state Capitol, saying he hopes to reestablish relations between Detroit and state government.

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Granholm urges measures for education reform

LANSING — Gov. Jennifer Granholm gave strong support today for reform measures she said will improve public schools and qualify Michigan for up to $400 million in federal grants next year.

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Granholm urges measures for education reform

LANSING — Gov. Jennifer Granholm gave strong support today for reform measures she said will improve public schools and qualify Michigan for up to $400 million in federal grants next year.

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POLI-BITES: Granholm: Thumbs-up to D.C. fete

Gov. Jennifer Granholm and First Gentleman Dan Mulhern were in rarified company last week at President Barack Obama's first state dinner, honoring India's Prime Minister Manmohan Singh.

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Granholm signs law to protect free baby-sitting

Gov. Jennifer Granholm signed legislation Tuesday that exempts baby-sitting from day care regulations after the state ordered a Barry County woman to stop watching her friend's children before school. The Republican-led Senate approved the bill on a 37-0 vote earlier this month.

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Finance capital’s role in the destruction of U.S. cities

Two significant events have occurred in Detroit, a majority African-American city, that warrant the attention of people concerned about the plight and future of U.S. urban centers. Democratic Gov. Jennifer Granholm’s appointment of an emergency financial manager to oversee the affairs of the public school system represents a direct attack on the people of Detroit’s right to...

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Michigan may sue Illinois over Asian carp invasion

TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. -- Michigan Gov. Jennifer Granholm is pushing for legal action to prevent Asian carp from invading the Great Lakes -- including shutting down the Chicago Sanitary and Ship Canal. Granholm and Lt. Gov. John Cherry sent Michigan's attorney general, Mike Cox, a letter today urging him to "pursue every legal tool" available. They say among possible actions...

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Michigan governor seeks emergency order shutting locks

Even as hundreds of fishery workers begin to poison the Chicago Sanitary and Ship Canal in a desperate attempt to keep Asian carp from invading the Great Lakes, Michigan governor Jennifer Granholm hopes to open a new front in the fight. She wants the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to take emergency action to shut the navigational locks in the Chicago area that are now believed to be the...

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Municipal Bonds and the Crisis of the Cities

... the city of Detroit the appointment of an emergency financial manager by the Democratic Governor Jennifer Granholm to oversee the affairs of the public school system represented a direct attack on the right of self-determination of the people of Detroit, a majority African-American city. The rationale behind the appointment of an emergency financial manager purportedly stemmed from...

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Judgment Day For Asian Carp In Lake Michigan

... in an effort to prevent the potential invasion. Once again, from the Trib : [Michigan Gov. Jennifer] Granholm and Lt. Gov. John Cherry sent Michigan's attorney general, Mike Cox, a letter today urging him to "pursue every legal tool" available. They say among possible actions are closing the ship canal, part of a waterway linking Lake Michigan with the Mississippi River....

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MI Gov Poll: GOP's Cox Leads

A Mitchell Research & Communications poll (600 LVs, 11/17-19, 22-24, +/- 4%) shows Attorney General Mike Cox (R) with a slim lead in the GOP gubernatorial primary in 2010, but a sizeable advantage in the open-seat race against Lt. Gov. John Cherry (D), the likely Democratic nominee. Gov. Jennifer Granholm (D) is not seeking a [...]

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Deadline looms for education cuts

State government prepares to leave a giant, steaming lump of something in all of our collective stocking. Legislators have been studying what they could do to help offset a $127 per student funding cut ordered by Gov. Jennifer Granholm. The cuts will be reflected in checks sent to schools Dec. 20 unless lawmakers agree in the next 10 days or so on a way to raise enough cash to eliminate...