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Media Coverage of The CenterWhen The Center for Michigan is in the news, you can read about it here.Related PostsJan 17, 2008
Observer & Eccentric - Center Seeks a Path for State's ProsperityMichigan is broken, and Phil Power has a plan to fix it. The former owner of the Observer & Eccentric Newspapers laid it out Wednesday to members of the American Association of University Women at the Iroquois Club in Bloomfield Township. "The interests of 10 million people in Michigan are being sacrificed for the [...] Jan 14, 2008
Record Eagle - Effort Attempts to Inspire Change StatewideTRAVERSE CITY -- Phil Power is tired of hearing about a Michigan government that just can't seem to get anything done. A partial shutdown of state departments in October lasted four hours, and occurred because legislators failed to adopt a new budget in time. Cuts to higher education and natural resources, he said, mean scaling back on [...] Jan 7, 2008
Hour Detroit - Power for the PeopleTo Download Full Hour Detroit Article, Click Here. Power for the People A media mogul with a forceful name is seeking grassroots support for political moderation by George Bullard Nov 6, 2007
Saginaw News - "Group Believes Citizens have Power to Change Michigan"After selling his successful suburban Detroit community newspaper company two years ago, Phil Power probably could have lived anywhere he liked and done anything he wanted. But instead of quietly retiring to some ocean-side villa in the tropics, Power is trying to mobilize a citizens movement he hopes will lead Michigan out [...] Nov 6, 2007
Detroit Free Press - "Budget Outcome: Spending Grows"LANSING -- Gov. Jennifer Granholm and 148 lawmakers ended nine months of haggling over the state's budget crisis by essentially agreeing to preserve the status quo. They settled early Wednesday on a $9.8-billion general fund budget, up $760 million from the previous budget year. After agreeing Oct. 1 to raise $1.3 billion [...] Nov 5, 2007
Lansing State Journal - "State Leaders Aim to Create Agenda"Compromise isn't a four-letter word. At least that's the view of a group of state leaders mostly outside of government who are hoping to build a bipartisan, citizen-based agenda that trumps the polarization and partisan bickering dominating the Capitol today. The Center for Michigan has begun convening "community conversations" around the state as part [...] 10/31/2007 10/30/2007 10/30/2007 10/19/2007 10/16/2007 10/16/2007 10/16/2007 10/16/2007 09/11/2007 07/09/2007 06/05/2007 05/25/2007 03/12/2007 02/05/2007 |
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