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Property taxes are not the enemy Original

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By Nicholas J Hess
| Michigan Advance
What do your neighborhood elementary school, a fire truck and a library have in common? They are all supported by property taxes — one of the main ways we pay for services provided by our local governments and schools. However, property taxes have come under attack as unfair or too high, most recently by way of a package of bills being considered by the Michigan House Government Operations Committee.
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The road to nowhere

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By Nicholas J Hess
| Michigan Advance
by Nicholas Hess - MLPP, Michigan Advance April 17, 2025 As a Michigander, I know that our state’s roads are poor at best. Whenever I travel outside the state, I don’t need a sign on the border to know I am home, because as soon as I hit that first pothole, I know I am home. Roads are critical for economic development and growth, and because of this, we understand that not only should they remain well-kept, but also publicly provided.
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The road to nowhere

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By Nicholas J Hess
| Yahoo Verified
Road work in Lansing | Susan J. Demas As a Michigander, I know that our state’s roads are poor at best. Whenever I travel outside the state, I don’t need a sign on the border to know I am home, because as soon as I hit that first pothole, I know I am home. Roads are critical for economic development and growth, and because of this, we understand that not only should they remain well-kept, but also publicly provided.
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