This legislation will make a huge difference for business and home owners! We are working towards swift action in the Senate next week! https://t.co/PSzzLZHyWT
Jim Lower
@RepJimLower · MI · H
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CoverageApr 3, 2020 to Jun 18, 2020
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We are getting this question a lot in my office too. My family and I were out working on our own lawn today given the beautiful weather. These businesses should be allowed to operate. Probably more exposure from people going to buy their own supplies at the hardware and so forth. https://t.co/VPToRXUiln
RT @JoshuaLunger: Another unanimous action! One of @GRChamber top priorities is deferment of summer 2020 property taxes for businesses and&
@elisabethwaldon This is a huge opportunity! It will no doubt have spill over effects in terms of jobs and economic opportunity in Montcalm County. I'm glad they found a way around the Governor's short sighted political opposition. Sad the old Deerfield facility will still be left to rot though.