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Jennifer Conlin

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Jennifer Conlin is the State Representative for Michigan’s House District 48 which includes parts of Washtenaw, Livingston and Jackson counties.
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Opinion | Siting law will help Michigan towns reap economic benefits of wind, solar

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By Jennifer Conlin
| Bridge Michigan Verified
The house district I now serve as a first-time state representative is fascinating for its diverse political views. But one passion we all share is a concern for the environment and a desire to provide future generations with cleaner air, water and land, particularly as the majority of this district is made up of farms, rivers, parks and lakes. Wind and solar will do that for our state while also providing a steady supply of low-cost energy.
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Local Hero- Pickleball Ken

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By Nina Pantic, Jennifer Conlin
| InPickleball
IF THERE IS ONE person to credit for the pickleball boom in Denver, it’s Ken Marquardt.
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Opinion | Michigan’s clean energy law will lower bills, boost reliability

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By Jennifer Conlin
| Bridge Michigan Verified
Jennifer Conlin, D-Ann Arbor, is a first-term state representative in House District 48. “You get what you pay for.” It’s a cliche for a reason. Usually, people say it in response to a poor product or service that was cheap. But what do you call it when you pay top dollar for bad service? Michigan electricity. We in the Great Lakes State have the distinction of paying the highest utility rates in the Midwest for below-average service. You don’t have to look further than this year as evidence.
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