Michigan
Michigan Flags TO Be Lowered Tuesday To Honor Stopczynski
Governor Gretchen Whitmer has ordered U.S. and Michigan flags inside the State Capitol Advanced to be lowered to half-staff on Tuesday, December 6 to honor and bear in mind former state Consultant Stanley Stopczynski. The flag decreasing will coincide with the day the Michigan Home of Representatives plans to go a memorial decision in his honor.
“State Consultant Stanley Stopczynski was a considerate public servant and chief,” stated Governor Whitmer. “He was dedicated to his constituents in Wayne County for seven phrases within the Michigan Legislature, the place he did the individuals’s work on infrastructure, financial improvement, power, and a lot extra. He additionally served our nation in uniform, had a profitable profession in finance, and was a loving dad, grandfather, and great-grandfather. My ideas are with Rep. Stopczynski’s household, associates, and all who knew and beloved him.”
Stopczynski’s profession in public service started in the USA Military and Calvary from June 1957 to Might 1959, spending fifteen months of that point doing coaching maneuvers in Germany. After attending the American Institute of Banking, he constructed his banking profession on the Metropolis Financial institution of Detroit earlier than being elected to the Michigan Home of Representatives in 1978. There he represented the eleventh and nineteenth Districts and the individuals of Michigan for fourteen years.
He served because the Majority Flooring Whip; chaired the Liquor Management Committee; was the vice-chair for the committees on Corrections and Public Utilities; and was a member of the committees on Public Well being, Roads and Bridges, Financial Improvement and Vitality, Social Companies and Youth, Transportation, and Firms and Finance.
Following retirement from the Michigan Legislature in 1993, Stopczynski loved his hobbies together with fishing, {golfing}, taking part in playing cards, and spending time along with his household. He’s survived by his two youngsters, 4 grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren, two sisters-in-law, and over twenty nieces and nephews.
The State of Michigan acknowledges the obligation, honor, and repair of former state Consultant Stanley Stopczynski by decreasing flags to half-staff. To decrease flags to half-staff, flags needs to be hoisted first to the height for an prompt after which lowered to the half-staff place. The method is reversed earlier than the flag is lowered for the day.
Flags needs to be returned to full employees on Wednesday, December 7, 2022.
Michigan
Ohio woman pleads guilty to sending threatening voicemail to Michigan lawmaker
(CBS DETROIT) – An Ohio woman has pleaded guilty to sending death threats to Michigan Rep. Cynthia Johnson in 2021.
Sandra Bachman, 61, of Batavia, Ohio, pleaded to an attempt to a threat of terrorism, ethnic intimidation and malicious use of telecommunication services, according to the Michigan Attorney General’s office. With the plea agreement, Bachman is required to provide a written apology to Johnson and undergo a mental health assessment and treatment.
Bachman was also charged for sending voicemails to state Rep. Sarah Anthony.
State officials say she sent messages to Johnson in 2021. In one of her voicemails, she said, “You’re going to die and I’m happy about it.”
“We must uphold the safety and integrity of our democratic institutions, and this includes protecting public servants and holding accountable those who threaten to harm them,” Attorney General Dana Nessel said in a statement. “I commend the Michigan State Police Department for investigating this serious matter, and my Department remains committed to ensuring those who make such threats, whether in person, on the phone, or behind a computer, will be prosecuted.”
Sentencing is scheduled for June 26. She is remanded in jail pending sentencing.
Michigan
Two 13-year-olds severely burned in backyard fire explosion in Lapeer
LAPEER, Mich. (FOX 2) – Two teens were injured in an explosion at a backyard fire pit in Lapeer over the weekend.
The Lapeer fire chief said the accident was due to the two 13-year-old’s using an accelerant to light a bonfire. It happened Saturday night, according to a release from law enforcement.
Both were severely injured after getting critically burned in an explosion “likely caused by gasoline used to start the fire,” chief Mike Vogt said.
“Our thoughts are with the injured teens and their families,” he said in a statement. “This incident is a stark reminder of the importance of safe fire practices. Always ensure you’re following guidelines to prevent such accidents. Avoid using accelerants such as gasoline or diesel fuel to ignite campfires. Instead, use newspapers, kindling, approved starter logs, and clean-cut firewood.”
To keep safe while having a fire, people are encouraged not to use flammable liquids to ignite anything.
Instead, stick to newspapers, safety logs, and clean firewood.
Having extinguishing tools nearby is also encouraged.
Michigan
East Lansing’s RB Jace Clarizio commits to Michigan State football
LANSING, Mich. (WILX) – East Lansing high school running back Jace Clarizio has committed to playing for Jonathan Smith and MSU football in 2025. Clarizio just wrapped up his junior season with the Trojans and is ranked a three-star on recruiting websites.
Clarizio played in seven games last season, rushing for 1335 yards and 18 touchdowns while averaging 172 yards per game.
Clarizio became the third high school player to commit to Michigan State football in the last three days.
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