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MBA Advisory Committee on Infrastructure Introduces Initial Midland Flood Reduction Plan
While the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers continues the hydraulic/hydrologic study of the Tittabawassee River Watershed, the Midland Business Alliance (MBA) Advisory Committee on Infrastructure wants to get a head start on flood reduction and resiliency projects. “The Corps of Engineers study is expected to be completed in 2024,” said Lee Ann Keller, co-chair of the advisory committee. “While they
READ MOREMidland Area Farmers Market to Explore Long-Term Solutions, Location
After considering many factors and looking into a long-term strategy for the Midland Area Farmers Market, the Midland Business Alliance (MBA) has determined that the Midland Area Farmers Market will not return to its legacy location next to the river and Tridge. While the riverside Farmers Market circle has served as a beloved home for the Market for many years, returning the Market to this loc
READ MOREMidland County Residents to Benefit from Rural Digital Opportunity Funding
The Midland County Internet Connectivity Committee (MCIC) announces areas receiving funding from the Rural Digital Opportunity Fund (RDOF), an initiative of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) designed to inject billions of dollars into the construction and operation of rural broadband networks. The Rural Digital Opportunity Fund is the FCC’s first step in bridging the digital divide to
READ MOREUpdate on Current Legal Battle Over 2018 Adopt & Amend
In the July 21st issue of Weekly Update, we provided a summary of a surprising turn of events with several laws passed by the state Legislature in late 2018. As we reported at that time, the Michigan Court of Claims ruled on July 19th that the \"adopt and amend\" approach was unconstitutional. This potentially means that the two laws the Legislature passed on minimum wage and paid sick leave--whic
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