Bay City considering higher water, lower sewer rates at Jan. 17 meeting

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January 13, 2023

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Saginaw And Bay City News

Bay City considering higher water, lower sewer rates at Jan. 17 meeting

The proposed water rate increase is meant to be offset by the reduced sewer charges, according to city officials.

By Caitlyn French | cfrench@mlive.com

Bay City News

Saginaw And Bay City News

Bodycam video shows gunfight between trooper, Bay City man who allegedly planned to kill girlfriend

Fleeing through the dark, suspect Jonah E. Doyle-Joseph allegedly wore a candy apple red puffy coat and dayglo orange shoes.

By Cole Waterman | Cole_Waterman@mlive.com

Saginaw And Bay City News

Saginaw’s Castle Museum opening new exhibit on Roethke Floral Co. greenhouses and poetry

The Castle Museum of Saginaw County History has a new exhibit on the William Roethke Floral Co. greenhouses, which served as inspiration for Saginaw’s Pulitzer Prize-winning poet Theodore Roethke.

By Heather Jordan | heather_jordan@mlive.com

Saginaw And Bay City News

Michigan mom accused of catfishing teen daughter bound over for trial

Kendra G. Licari waived her right to a hearing that would have seen witnesses testify.

By Cole Waterman | Cole_Waterman@mlive.com

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Statewide News

Public Interest

$176.6M affordable housing project will create nearly 700 units across Michigan

To fund the affordable housing project, developers will receive a portion of $14 million in federal Low-Income Housing Tax Credits.

By Lindsay Moore | lmoore@mlive.com

Flint

Flint to pay $360K to settle sexual harassment, racial discrimination claims

The city of Flint is partially settling a lawsuit for $360,000 with five current and former employees who claimed they were discriminated against because of their race or sexually harassed on the job.

By Ron Fonger | rfonger1@mlive.com

Politics And Elections

Michigan projects $9.2 billion surplus, possible income tax cut

State treasury officials estimate Michigan government will see a $9.2 billion surplus at the end of this fiscal year, increasing the likelihood that all that cash could trigger a permanent cut in the state income tax.

By Alyssa Burr|aburr@mlive.com

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Life & Culture

How to Watch “Gold, Lies & Videotape” docuseries premiere

By Mallory Dwortz | mdwortz@mlive.com

What is the cut-off time for Mega Millions tickets on Jan. 13 for the $1.35 billion drawing?

By Matt Durr | mattdurr@mlive.com

I-500 officials expect big crowd in U.P. next month for annual snowmobile race

By Matt Durr | mattdurr@mlive.com

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