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	Chapter 1 - About Michigan
		For example, Michigan was the first government unit in the country to prohibit capital punishment, and Michigan's abolitionist sentiment gave birth to the Republican Party, uniting the Whigs and Free Soilers at a July 6, 1854, convention in Jackson.
		Michigan weathered the 2001 recession better than many states, but a combination of factors—a revenue slowdown associated with the recession plus phased reductions in personal income and single business taxes—created serious fiscal problems for state government in late 2001.
		Michigan's population density, averaging 174 residents per square mile, is much higher than the nation as a whole (the national average is 77).
	www.michiganinbrief.org /edition07/Chapter1/Chapter1.htm (4313 words)

	History: Williams Township & Auburn, Bay County, MI / Bay-Journal
		In 1857, Bay County was established and Williams Township along with Saginaw County's Portsmouth Township became the charter townships of the newly formed county.
		Later, Williams Township was reduced in size as new localized settlements within its boundaries warranted their own township representation in Bay County government.
		In 1954, Williams Township celebrated their 100th anniversary issuing the pamphlet, "Auburn - Williams Centennial, 1854-1954" which is the source for most of this history.
	bay-journal.com /bay/williams-auburn/his-local.html (1261 words)

	Williams Township, Michigan at AllExperts (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.cs.unc.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Williams Township is a charter township of Bay County in the U.S. state of Michigan.
		In the township the population was spread out with 27.4% under the age of 18, 7.1% from 18 to 24, 30.6% from 25 to 44, 23.5% from 45 to 64, and 11.2% who were 65 years of age or older.
		The median income for a household in the township was $54,766, and the median income for a family was $61,907.
	experts.about.com.cob-web.org:8888 /e/w/wi/Williams_Township,_Michigan.htm (365 words)

	Comprehensive Plan, Cascade Township, Michigan (MI)
		Cascade Township is situated in Kent County, in the Grand Rapids metropolitan area of West Michigan as illustrated in Map 1.
		From 1980 to 1990 the percentage of the Township’s population in the pre-school (i.e.
		The median age represents the mid-point in the range of all ages within the Township and County with one-half of the population younger and one-half of the population older than the median.
	www.cascadetwp.com /Departments/Planning/ComprehensivePlan.htm (4942 words)

	Williams Township & City of Auburn, Bay County, MI / Bay-Journal
		Williams Township was organized on April 29, 1857, along with Hampton Township that formed the new county of Bay.
		Charles Bradford was the first supervisor of Williams Township, Midland County and George W. Smock was the first supervisor of Williams Township, Bay County.
		The community of Auburn dates back to about 1866 when it was initially called Skinner, it was renamed a few years later to Auburn, and on December 8, 1947 it was organized as a city.
	bay-journal.com /bay/williams-auburn/index.html (118 words)

	This date in Michigan history archive
		Michigan becomes the first state to have a border-to-border interstate freeway.
		March 4, 1847 William L. Greenly, Democrat, is appointed governor of Michigan.
		August 22, 1861 The Seventh Michigan Infantry is mustered.
	www.michiganhistorymagazine.com /date/archive.html (3373 words)

	Buchanan Township Home Page
		While both city council and township boards are elected by the voters, the chief way the elected official, mayor or supervisor is chosen is different.
		In townships, in accordance with state law; the supervisor is elected by the voters.
		Cities maintain their streets, while in the township; the roads are maintained by the county road commission.
	www.buchanantownship.org (238 words)

	frontline: the kevorkian verdict: Chronology \| PBS
		Kevorkian is born in Pontiac, Michigan, the son of Armenian immigrants.
		The Michigan Court of Appeals strikes down the state's ban on assisted suicide on the grounds it was enacted unlawfully.
		Michigan charges Kevorkian with first-degree murder, violating the assisted suicide law and delivering a controlled substance without a license in the death of Youk.
	www.pbs.org /wgbh/pages/frontline/kevorkian/chronology.html (1368 words)

	Welcome to the Amos Williams 4 AG Website! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Amos Williams wants to be Michigan's next attorney general and was certainly among the most interesting people in the parade of candidates who visited the Free Press last week in quest of an endorsement.
		Williams joined the Detroit Police Department in 1968 -- the turbulent post-riot era when the force was struggling with integration --and, while earning a college degree in night school, worked his way up to the rank of lieutenant by the time he retired in 1985.
		Williams was quietly approached by lawyer and labor friends early in the year and began working party circles while Grand Rapids lawyer and former judge Scott Bowen was campaigning like the nominee, even buying billboard space on I-75.
	www.amoswilliams4ag.com (1835 words)

	Home Page of Williams, Michigan: Ghost Town in Kalamazoo County, Michigan
		This is the story of a small community called Williams in Kalamazoo County, Michigan.
		This area was to become known as Williams or Williams Crossing, since Chester Williams, a New York native who came to Michigan in 1854, sold a strip of his farm property to the railroad.
		There is little evidence today that Williams ever existed, besides some of the old houses and the school.
	home.earthlink.net /~tommaas/Williams.htm (520 words)

	The US50 - A guide to the state of Michigan - History
		Michigan will grow slowly after the war' but the opening of the Erie Canal in 1825 will precipitate a flood of immigrants, especially from New York and New England.
		The canal is the result of a long-sought 1852 grant by Congress to Michigan of 750,000 acres of public land.
		Michigan enrollees also send home $20 million of their monthly salaries and acquire invaluable training that will make their transition to military service in World War II easier.
	www.theus50.com /michigan (3432 words)

	Lake Michigan College Art Exhibit Features Portraits by Robert Williams
		The works of Robert Williams will be featured in the Lake Michigan College art gallery in the William Hessel Library on the Napier Avenue Campus.
		Williams, a recently retired electronic engineer from Whirlpool Corporation, enjoys drawing and painting a variety of subject matter in colored pencil, watercolor, pen and ink but devotes much of his efforts to painting portraits in pastels and oil.
		Williams studied portraiture with George Palmer of Buffalo, New York, and has taken workshops and classes from Larry Blovitts, Phylis Rhoads, Joseph Fettingis, and Robert Hoffman.
	www.lakemichigancollege.edu /news/2003/090203-Art_Exhibit.html (471 words)

	2003 Michigan FRPP \| NRCS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The Leelanau Conservancy coordinated the PDR effort, forging a partnership with NRCS and the State of Michigan to leverage the Conservancy's financial contribution and increase the area of land protected.
		Michigan was allocated $2,397,000 to purchase conservation easements in FY 2003.
		In Michigan, as in many states, prime farmland is being converted at two to four times the rate of other, less-productive agricultural land.
	www.nrcs.usda.gov /programs/frpp/StateFacts/MI2002.html (854 words)

	Lima Township, Michigan - History of Lima Township
		The first township meeting in Lima was held in April, 1834, and called to order by Russell Parker having being elected Supervisor, with John K. Bingham chosen Clerk, and Oliver L. Cooper judge of elections.
		This meeting was held at the house of John Harford and the first act of the electors of the township was to pass a resolution that the town would pay a bounty on wolf scalps.
		The Michigan Gazetteer of 1837 described the township as: ï¿½Lima Center, village and post office, Washtenaw County and Township of Lima, pleasantly situated on the branch of Mill creek has grown up.
	www.twp-lima.org /about (168 words)

	More on Williams, Michigan
		This is one of a series of postcards of Williams, this one was shot from where the store stood looking north of the tracks.
		The houses on the west side of the street were built for the sawmill workers.
		It was the largest employer in the township at one time with 50 employees.
	home.earthlink.net /~tommaas/Williams2.htm (259 words)

	History of Clinton Township (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		In 1827, the township area was larger and encompassed Warren and Erin Townships.
		The township was then named for the river, which forks into 3 branches within a mile of the original Moravian settlement.
		During the early development of the township and the Macomb County area, lumbering was the major attraction.
	www.clintontownship.com /History.htm (3522 words)

	Genoa Township, Michigan Home Page
		Request for approval of a rezoning from OSD-PUD to R-PUD as related to impact assessment, PUD agreement and conceptual site plan for property located on the south side of Grand River, west of Gray Road, Section 34, petitioned by Brookside Development, Chemung Highlands, as approved by the Planning Commission on 02-14-2000.
		Also present were Township Manager Michael Archinal and approximately 50 persons in the audience.
		The township will continue to accept letters of objection until the close of business April 4, 2000.
	www.genoa.org /townshipBoardMeetings/2000/040300.html (1272 words)

	Michigan State Activities
		Williams’ illness caused him to cycle in and out of institutions and the criminal justice system for years.
		To honor Heisinger's memory, his family and Sen. Tom George, R-Texas Township, and Sen. Virg Bernero, D-Lansing, are working to pass "Kevin's Law," which would permit court-ordered outpatient treatment for mentally ill people who are least able to help themselves or most likely to present a risk to others.
		Michigan legislators and Kevin's family announced their intention to introduce "Kevin's Law" August 17, 2001, on the one-year anniversary of Kevin's death.
	www.psychlaws.org /StateActivity/Michigan.htm (884 words)

	Watercraft
		In 1986, there was only one report in Michigan of a problem with PWC.
		The Michigan Loon Preservation Association Board of Directors encourages the formation of lake associations.
		That is the only way that people can have legal recourse to make recommendations for what activities they want on their lakes, and to be able to approach their township to be heard.
	www.michiganloons.org /watercraft.htm (709 words)

	Delta Township - Building Department - Generators and Safety (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The main concern that we have is the safety of the township residents and those persons working in the township.
		Please contact David Williams, Township Electrical Inspector, if you have any questions or concerns about the use of portable generators.
		Again, the main concern that we have is the safety of the township residents and those persons working in the township.
	www.deltami.gov /Government/Department/building/generator.htm (512 words)

	mp section 5
		A public hearing was held on the proposed Banks Township Land Use Plan on January 14, 1999, as required by the Township Planning Act 168 of 1959 (MCL 125.321 to 125.333).
		Prior to the establishment of farm and forest land preservation standards it is critical to consider the long term economically viability of the farming and forestry practices, so as not to unduly restrict the property owner.
		Township goals and policies provide guidance for establishing the future land use categories and locations.
	www.bankstownship.net /mpsection5.html (1654 words)

	Superior Township, Michigan - Voting/Elections
		If you are not sure, you can go to Michigan Votes and follow the directions to check.
		Or e-mail me, Kay Williams, Clerk, at kaywilliams@superior-twp.org, or call me at 734-482-6099 and I will check and let you know.
		If you are expecting to be out of the community on Election Day, are over 60 years of age, or disabled, you may apply for an Absent Voter Ballot.
	www.superior-twp.org /voting/index_html (306 words)

	briefs 126120
		Each of the proposed detachment elections would involve multiple townships that are seeking to detach land from a single city.
		In both instances, the Secretary of State refused to accept the petitions, because the proposed election was not restricted to the voters of a single city (that would lose land as a result of the proposed detachment) and a single township (that would gain land as a result of the proposed detachment).
		The plaintiff townships seek leave to appeal, asking the Supreme Court to compel the Secretary of State to approve their petitions and initiate the election process.
	courts.michigan.gov /supremecourt/Clerk/03-05/126120/126120-index.htm (216 words)

	The Indiana Law Blog: Environment - Wetlands violator faces prison
		One, John A. Rapanos, a Michigan landowner who acted without a permit to fill wetlands that were 20 miles from a navigable river, was criminally convicted and now faces a 10-month prison sentence.
		WILLIAMS TOWNSHIP, Michigan (AP) -- John A. Rapanos has spent more than $1 million on attorneys, consultants and fines while tussling with regulators for some 15 years over accusations of illegal wetland destruction.
		In some ways, the Rapanos case is a reminder of the resistance to environmental enforcement as a legitimate government function, particularly when it comes to wetlands issues.
	www.indianalawblog.com /mt/archives/2004/05/000429.html (611 words)

	Chapter 3 - Long Lake Township Community Forestry Plan
		State, regional and county agencies, as well as Long Lake Township officials and local citizens were invited to attend.
		It was recommended to use the Northwest Michigan Greenways Report as a basis for identifying corridors within the Township.
		As noted in the map, the ecological corridors extend beyond the Township borders and are part of much larger regional ecosystems.
	www.longlaketownship.com /forestry/chapter3.html (657 words)

	Kathy English Family Genealogy
		William and Ellen (Lewis) Killey who were married in Bay County, Michigan on August 3, 1873.
		William Killey died in 1925, and I have a strong suspicion the unidentified people in the photo could be his son Horace Killey and Horace's two children, Clarence and Poilet/Paulette/Violet.
		She was born September 25, 1858 in Wisconsin, and died 1946 in Bay County, Michigan.
	www.spanitz.com /kathy/killey/descendants-tk.htm (2040 words)

	Michigan Family History Network
		An auxiliary of the Grand Army of the Republic, commencing in 1884 in Michigan.
		State of Michigan Archives presentation of all those who substituted for others in the Civil War with both substitutes and principal's names.
		Minister for the 19th Michigan Infantry a transcription of the journal he kept while serving.
	www.mifamilyhistory.org /civilwar (1055 words)

	Amazon.com: The Deer Hunter's Field Guide: Pursuing Michigan's Whitetail: Books: John H. Williams (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		In this new revised edition, veteran hunter Williams updates deer population figures, densities, success rates, and ease of access to popular hunting land--county-by-county--for the entire state of Michigan.
		Williams' regional maps and unique county-by-county descriptions of habitat, deer densities, success rates and access to hunting lands are the result of eighteen months of research and 100,000 miles of travel throughout the state.
		This book is awesome not just for its deer info and hunting tactics but the incredible breakdown of Michigan's whitetail habitat by county and township.
	www.amazon.com /Deer-Hunters-Field-Guide-Michigans/dp/1879094649 (821 words)

	Clinton Township Historical Commission (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		This is a panorama of the Clinton Township Civic Center, and the Historical Village.
		The Annual Meeting of the Greater Clinton Township Historical Society was held Monday Nov 13 at the Clinton Macomb Public Library.
		The Williams' Log Cabin and the Moravian Hall in the Historic Village was open for the public November 29, 2006 during Clinton Township's Christmas Aglow Tree Lighting Ceremony.
	www.ctwphc.org (320 words)

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