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Posted: 8:33 PM Jun 24, 2009
State Budget Cuts Threaten Public Safety
The state's budget woes are pushing legislators into tough decisions -- like cutting its revenue-sharing program. The victim? Local communities, and the police and fire units that keep them safe. Reporter: Liam MartinEmail Address: liam.martin@wilx.com |
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Independent Bank Updates
Independent Bank associate King-Fuller joins United Way Board of Directors
Robin King-Fuller, bank manager of Independent Bank’s Mason location, has joined the Mason Area United Way board of directors. King will serve a three-year term.
— Julie Morgan has been promoted to bank manager, & Garrett Bensinger has been promoted to assistant vice president.
Independent Bank associate King-Fuller joins United Way Board of Directors
In 2008, Independent Bank associates throughout Michigan worked with local community groups and schools to educate children and adults of all ages about the importance of money management, saving and financial responsibility.
It is time to create a volunteer corp for people who are collecting unemployment. These people can do the jobs in the city parks and communities that the cities are paying someone to do.
They ned to keep these people work and cut spending else where like the 4 millions to lease that new building that is not needed. Cuts can be done but not for the public service people like fire and police.
Hey Chad, don't you cry, cry, cry when you need a cop, or your house is on fire, and no one shows up.
Cry, Cry, Cry you cant have everything, people are loosing there jobs. Where are people going to get the money. Maybe they should get rid of some deskjockies and keep the police.