I-94 billboard criticizes U.S. Rep. Walberg’s dispute of 2020 election results
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A billboard criticizing Rep. Tim Walberg as seen along I-94 near Grass Lake on Monday, April 12, 2021. The bilboard was paid for by Democrats in the 7th District.J. Scott Park | MLive.com
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GRASS LAKE, MI A new billboard along I-94 wants to put pressure on U.S. Rep. Tim Walberg for his January votes objectifying to the certification of several states’ 2020 presidential election results.
The billboard on eastbound I-94 near Grass Lake links the Jan. 6 U.S. Capitol riots to Walberg and other U.S. House Republicans’ political actions later that day.
It was weird to own a Zune in 2005. It is even weirder to own a Zune in 2021 let alone 16 of them. And yet, 27-year-old Conner Woods proudly shows off his lineup on a kitchen table. They come in all different colors, shapes, and sizes, and each can be identified by that telltale black plastic D-pad just below the screen. He owns the entire scope of the brief Zune lineup from the svelte Zune 4 to the chunky Zune HD and among the microscopic community of people who still adore Microsoft’s much-derided MP3 player, no collection of dead tech could possibly be more enviable.
Community rallies to help Mama Tu-Tu, Santa is lonely at the mall: Top Jackson headlines Dec. 12-17
Updated Dec 18, 2020;
Posted Dec 18, 2020
Jackson resident Wanda Beavers stands in front of the finished mural with her likeness painted by Australian artist Claire Foxton during the Bright Walls Mural Festival in downtown Jackson on Monday, Sept. 9, 2019. The event continues until Tuesday. J. Scott Park | MLive.comJ. Scott Park | MLive.com
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JACKSON, MI – Top headlines this week include the story of how the Jackson community came together to help a woman who’s always there for anyone in need, as well as insight on what it’s like being Santa at the mall during a pandemic.
It s official: Michigan s presidential electors vote for Biden, Harris at Capitol
Lansing Michigan s 16 presidential electors cast their ballots Monday for Democratic President-elect Joe Biden during a historic convening that encapsulated much of 2020 with social distancing, face masks and an effort to intervene in the results.
As the Democratic electors met inside the state Capitol and formalized Michigan s vote for Biden, about a dozen Republicans attempted to enter the building. They said they were GOP electors there to cast their ballots for president. Michigan State Police officers denied them entrance.
For weeks, supporters of President Donald Trump have attempted to discredit Biden s 154,000-vote victory in Michigan with unproven claims of election fraud. But their legal challenges have fallen flat, and the electors vote for Biden further solidified his win 41 days after Election Day.