Gov. Snyder: Let's Actually Get Something Done At This Year's Mackinac Policy Conference
Gov. Rick Snyder calls for action, not just talk, to come out of this year's three-day meeting of business and political leaders on Mackinac Island.
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Gov. Rick Snyder calls for action, not just talk, to come out of this year's three-day meeting of business and political leaders on Mackinac Island.
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1,500 folks from across the state are traveling to Mackinac Island for the Detroit Regional Chamber's annual policy conference which takes place this Tuesday through Friday. It has been held there since 1981 and is where issues and topics are vetted and debated.
The bill approved Thursday comes in response to a backlog of roughly 11,000 rape kits discovered in Detroit in 2009.