Dawson Bell

These Parents And Children Looking For Alternatives After Virtual Instruction Failed Them

CapCon | June 15, 2021

State Agency’s ‘How To Form A Union’ Adventure Wilted Under Sunshine

CapCon | June 14, 2021

See You In Court: Contractors Sue Township Over Unlawful Union Contracting Privilege

CapCon | May 31, 2021

School District’s Use Of Sign-Waving Children To Electioneer For Tax Hike Probably Not Illegal

CapCon | May 13, 2021

State Claims Business Groups Involved In Permanent Mask Mandates They Strongly Oppose

CapCon | May 12, 2021

Cost Of School Pension Underfunding In 2021: 42% Of Teacher Payroll Expense

CapCon | May 11, 2021

Cities Across Michigan Are Banning Airbnb — This Bill Would Stop Them

CapCon | May 8, 2021

2006 Law Requires Annual State Pandemic Plan ‘Effectiveness’ Reports; It Didn’t Happen

CapCon | May 5, 2021

Bill Advances To Make State University Funding Follow Students, Not Lobbyists

CapCon | May 1, 2021

Gig Work: Will Regulators Throttle A Fast-Growing Workforce Trend?

CapCon | April 16, 2021

Senate-Passed Bill Would Prescribe Restaurant Lockdown Metrics In Law

CapCon | April 10, 2021

Legislator Calls For Funding All College Students Equally

CapCon | March 27, 2021

Work-From-Home Challenges City Income Tax Reach

CapCon | March 24, 2021

No Rush For Government-Owned Traverse City Internet

CapCon | March 22, 2021

She Fled Communism For Freedom, Now Faces Jail For Not Closing Restaurant

CapCon | March 17, 2021

Farmington Hills Mayor Pushes Government Broadband Effort

CapCon | March 13, 2021

School Board Member Also MEA Union Official

CapCon | March 12, 2021

12 Months After Epidemic Arrives, State Ag Department Issues COVID Orders

CapCon | March 11, 2021

Pandemic Delivers Potentially Costly Electric Bill Lesson To School Complex

CapCon | March 1, 2021

New Buffalo City Council Divides Residents Over Airbnb-Type Rentals

CapCon | February 20, 2021

Federal Bill Would Force Tens of Thousands in Michigan Back Into Unions

CapCon | February 17, 2021

COVID Shutdowns Weakened State Unemployment Fund

CapCon | February 13, 2021

Ann Arbor Almost Alone In Refusing To Reopen Schools

CapCon | February 11, 2021

Whitmer Still Claiming Vaccine Credit From Subsidy For Unbuilt Pfizer Facility

CapCon | February 8, 2021

Whitmer Erroneously Claims State Taxpayer Handout To Pfizer Covered Vaccine Work

CapCon | January 22, 2021

Report: Controversial Drug Rationing Scheme Eyed By Trump, Biden Administrations

CapCon | January 21, 2021

Ann Arbor Schools: No Reopening Without Teacher Vaccinations

CapCon | January 18, 2021

Only 200 Signed Up, But Traverse City’s Government Broadband Wants To Borrow $18 Million More

CapCon | January 14, 2021

Restaurant In Trouble For Letting A Single Family Use A 100-Person Room

CapCon | January 6, 2021

Elaborate Propane Commission Scheme May Be About Pipeline Shutdown

CapCon | December 19, 2020

Ann Arbor Parents And Some Medics See Union Behind School District's Refusal To Open

CapCon | December 16, 2020

Family Says Clumsy COVID Orders, Isolation, Caused Dad’s Decline And Death

CapCon | December 9, 2020

City Rationing Of Open Records Requests May Be A Legal Stretch

CapCon | December 7, 2020

Michigan Cities Want To Collect Income Tax From Nonresidents Working At Home

CapCon | December 3, 2020

No Lockdown On Taxpayer-Funded Tourism Spending

CapCon | December 2, 2020

Throttled-Down Gyms Say State Has The Wrong Outbreak Target

CapCon | November 20, 2020

Shutting Down Pipeline Will Be Costly, Analyst Warns

CapCon | November 19, 2020

Federal Official Would Deprive These Workers Of Right To Fire Their Union

CapCon | November 17, 2020

New State Mandate May Close This Bar For Good

CapCon | November 2, 2020

Courts, Legislature Eye Unconstitutional Property Tax Foreclosure Takings

CapCon | October 16, 2020

30% Of State Workers Flee Their Unions

CapCon | October 7, 2020

Michigan Unions Back In Court To Keep State Employee Dues Flowing

CapCon | September 24, 2020

Cancel The Illegal 'Historic Abolitionist' Strike: U-M Grad Employees Return To Work

CapCon | September 18, 2020

Michigan Woman Could Be Key To Changing Federal Labor Law

CapCon | September 11, 2020

Saginaw County Stops Requiring Union-Scale Wages On Government Projects

CapCon | September 3, 2020

Hasn't Opened Yet, And Traverse City's Government Broadband Needs Surprise Loan

CapCon | August 28, 2020

Court Tosses Politicians’ Lawsuit Against Residents For Critical Comments

CapCon | August 15, 2020

Salon Owner Reported For Facebook Post, Gets State Inspection

CapCon | August 8, 2020

More Evidence License Mandates Protect Special Interests Over Consumers

CapCon | August 3, 2020

Even With Labor Law, Union Rep Can Be Disciplined For Abusive Conduct

CapCon | July 27, 2020

Dawson Bell

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