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Theis: Antisemitism has no place in Michigan

By Livingston Today | Apr 30, 2024

LANSING, Mich. — The Michigan Senate on Tuesday adopted a resolution introduced by state Sen. Lana Theis that stands against hate and in support of the Jewish community."Antisemitism will forever be a stain on human history," said Theis, R-Brighton. "We’re seeing a rise in hateful behavior toward the Jewish community in recent months, and it’s a problem that is plaguing college campuses across the country, including here in Michigan. Not only is it a stain on human history, but it is also an active threat to our present and future."The Senate Resolution 113 formally...

Rep. Bollin Proposes Plan to Strengthen Penalties for Legislative Misconduct

By Livingston Today | Apr 30, 2024

State Rep. Ann Bollin has introduced a plan aimed at enhancing accountability among legislators by proposing stricter penalties for unethical behavior and excessive absenteeism. Bollin's House Joint Resolution R would grant the Michigan House and Senate the authority to suspend the salary and expense allowances of any legislator found guilty of unethical conduct or displaying a pattern of excessive absenteeism."Maintaining the trust and confidence of our constituents is paramount," stated Bollin, underscoring the importance of ensuring elected officials fulfill their...

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567 multiracial students enrolled in Livingston County schools in 2022-23 school year

By Livingston Today | Apr 28, 2024

There were 567 multiracial students enrolled in Livingston County schools in the 2022-23 school year, according to the Michigan Department of Education.

Which former Livingston Today area high school standouts will be in action in the week starting Mon April 29?

By Livingston Today | Apr 28, 2024

These former Livingston Today area high school standouts will be in action in the week starting Mon April 29.

Rep. Bollin issues statement after redistricting commission reaches settlement over attorney fees

By Livingston Today | Apr 26, 2024

State Rep. Ann Bollin expressed strong criticism following the Michigan Independent Citizens Redistricting Commission's decision to settle over attorney fees rather than pursue the appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court. The commission agreed to pay more than $1.7 million to resolve the costs, prompting Rep. Bollin to voice her concerns regarding the handling of taxpayer funds."The redistricting commission has been treating our tax dollars like Monopoly money. It’s about time this saga of waste and negligence comes to an end," remarked Rep. Ann Bollin, highlighting the...

Rep. Bollin Proposes Plan to Enhance Accountability in Michigan Government

By Livingston Today | Apr 25, 2024

State Rep. Ann Bollin this week took a significant step toward restoring trust in Michigan’s state government by introducing a plan to curb legislative actions during the often contentious “lame duck” period following elections.Bollin’s proposal, known as House Joint Resolution Q, seeks to amend the Michigan Constitution to mandate a two-thirds majority vote to pass legislation during the lame duck period, which occurs after Election Day in even-numbered years. By requiring this higher threshold for legislative action, Bollin aims to elevate transparency and...

Rep. Bollin Pushes for Local Road and Election Funding in State Budget

By Livingston Today | Apr 24, 2024

State Rep. Ann Bollin has been actively advocating for the prioritization of funding for local road improvements and election resources. In a recent statement, Bollin emphasized the importance of allocating resources to essential government services, stating, “Prioritizing essential government services such as local road repairs and elections is fundamental. It ensures safe and functional infrastructure while upholding the integrity of our elections, which are the foundation of our democracy.”Bollin, who serves as the minority vice chair of the General Government budget...

How many American Indian students were enrolled in Livingston County schools in 2022-23 school year?

By Livingston Today | Apr 21, 2024

In Livingston County schools, 0.3% of students enrolled identified as American Indian in the 2022-23 school year.

Which former Livingston Today area high school standouts will be in action in the week starting Mon April 22?

By Livingston Today | Apr 21, 2024

These former Livingston Today area high school standouts will be in action in the week starting Mon April 22.

Rep. Bollin announces plan to grow local economies, help Michigan businesses thrive

By Livingston Today | Apr 18, 2024

State Rep. Ann Bollin has unveiled a comprehensive plan aimed at bolstering economic development across Michigan. The initiative is designed to address challenges faced by small businesses, enhance accountability, transparency, and fairness in economic programs, and drive growth in the state's economy.Speaking on the importance of accountability in economic development projects, Rep. Bollin stated, “We’re bringing accountability to the forefront. By implementing rigorous oversight on economic development projects and demanding more transparency and accountability, we’re...

How did Western Township of Brighton: Precinct Brighton Charter Township 00002 residents vote in 2020 Presidential Election?

By Livingston Today | Apr 17, 2024

With less than 12 months until the 2024 U.S. Presidential Election, a Livingston Today analysis of Michigan voter history data shows 1,120 voters in Western Township of Brighton: Precinct Brighton Charter Township 00002 cast ballots four years ago, in 2020.

Review of 2020 Presidential Election voting trends in Central SE Township of Brighton: Precinct Brighton Charter Township 00001

By Livingston Today | Apr 16, 2024

With less than 12 months until the 2024 U.S. Presidential Election, a Livingston Today analysis of Michigan voter history data shows 1,371 voters in Central SE Township of Brighton: Precinct Brighton Charter Township 00001 cast ballots four years ago, in 2020.

Rep. Bollin invites residents to April office hours

By Livingston Today | Apr 16, 2024

State Rep. Ann Bollin has extended an invitation to residents to attend office hours on Monday, April 22, in Lyon Township and Brighton. Bollin, representing the 49th District, which includes southeast Livingston County and southwest Oakland County, aims to provide an opportunity for individuals to voice their thoughts, questions, or concerns.During these local office hours, scheduled for April 22, residents are encouraged to participate without the need for appointments. Bollin will be available at two different locations on that day. The first session will commence at 9...

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News from April 2024

Theis: Antisemitism has no place in Michigan

Rep. Bollin Proposes Plan to Strengthen Penalties for Legislative Misconduct

567 multiracial students enrolled in Livingston County schools in 2022-23 school year

Which former Livingston Today area high school standouts will be in action in the week starting Mon April 29?

Rep. Bollin issues statement after redistricting commission reaches settlement over attorney fees

Rep. Bollin Proposes Plan to Enhance Accountability in Michigan Government

Rep. Bollin Pushes for Local Road and Election Funding in State Budget

How many American Indian students were enrolled in Livingston County schools in 2022-23 school year?

Which former Livingston Today area high school standouts will be in action in the week starting Mon April 22?

Rep. Bollin announces plan to grow local economies, help Michigan businesses thrive

How did Western Township of Brighton: Precinct Brighton Charter Township 00002 residents vote in 2020 Presidential Election?

Review of 2020 Presidential Election voting trends in Central SE Township of Brighton: Precinct Brighton Charter Township 00001

Rep. Bollin invites residents to April office hours

Review of 2020 Presidential Election voting trends in Central SW Township of Howell: Precinct Howell Township 00003

How many Hispanic students were enrolled in Livingston County schools in 2022-23 school year?

Who voted in Central E Township of Iosco: Precinct Iosco Township 00002 during 2020 Presidential Election?

Which former Livingston Today area high school standouts will be in action in the week starting Mon April 15?

How did Central NW Township of Marion: Precinct Marion Township 00001 residents vote in 2020 Presidential Election?

How did Central NE Township of Marion: Precinct Marion Township 00002 residents vote in 2020 Presidential Election?

Examining 2020 Presidential Election voter turnout in Eastern Township of Marion: Precinct Marion Township 00003

Enrollment Analysis: African American students comprised 0.6% of Livingston County's student body in 2023-24 school year

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