Rep. Josh Schriver used his social media platform in early April to share messages focused on faith and express his opposition to militaristic rhetoric toward Iran.
Rep. Josh Schriver marked Easter weekend with several tweets highlighting Christian observances between April 3-5, 2026.
Rep. Josh Schriver posted on Twitter about Autism Awareness Month and reflected on his experience as an autism clinician in early April 2026.
Rep. Josh Schriver marked key dates of Christian Holy Week in late March and early April with social media posts referencing religious art and tradition.
The City of New Baltimore is hiring for a part-time clerical role in its Clerk’s Office. Applicants should send their resume and references to City Clerk Marcia Shinska or Deputy…
Rep. Josh Schriver acknowledged the start of Holy Week with greetings for Palm Sunday and Holy Monday in late March 2026.
Rep. Josh Schriver posted messages between March 19 and March 21 reflecting on religious tradition, family experiences during springtime in Michigan, and coping with loss through faith.
Rep. Josh Schriver highlighted concerns about job opportunities for Americans in a series of tweets posted on March 18 and March 19, 2026.
State Rep. Ron Robinson is urging swift Senate approval for $152 million in upgrades at Selfridge Air National Guard Base. The improvements are needed as part of plans to bring…
Michigan House members have advanced a package of bills aimed at modernizing the state’s Mental Health Code. The proposed reforms focus on early intervention, improved family mediation options, and better…
Rep. Josh Schriver used his X account in March 2026 to highlight concerns about unemployment rates among Michigan residents versus the number of foreign workers holding jobs under programs like…
Rep. Josh Schriver shared several posts between March 11 and March 13, 2026 addressing issues such as election transparency, public safety, and community participation in local planning.
State Rep. Ron Robinson testified before a House subcommittee supporting $8 million for new Southeast Michigan Construction Academy facilities. He said expanding skilled trades training will address labor shortages and…
Rep. Josh Schriver highlighted administrative updates, Michigan’s food stamp error rates, and concerns about foreign cultural influence in a series of posts dated March 10-11, 2026.
The City of New Baltimore is requesting public feedback on its plan for new pickleball courts at Festival Park as part of a grant application process. Residents can review plans…
Rep. Josh Schriver, a Michigan state representative, posted updates on March 9 and March 10 about daily activities and challenges during his re-election filing process in Lansing.
Rep. Josh Schriver posted updates between March 7-9, covering family news, criticism of an assisted suicide bill (SB 681), and plans to oppose a data center project at a local…
State Rep. Ron Robinson requested $10 million in state funds for a new courthouse in Warren. He cited rising caseloads and inadequate courtroom space as key reasons for this investment.
Michigan State Rep. Josh Schriver reviewed recent hearings into state agency practices affecting child welfare services and correctional facility healthcare. He also shared explanations behind his latest legislative votes aimed…
The City of Sterling Heights is seeking mural artists to design and install a large outdoor mural at its new pickleball facility.
Sterlingfest Art & Music Fair will return to Dodge Park in Sterling Heights from July 23 to 25, offering three days of live music, food, art, and family attractions.
Lakeside Dog Grooming, a pet care business in Sterling Heights, is marking its 30th anniversary this March.
State Representative Ron Robinson has announced that $152 million in state funding will be directed toward building new runways at Selfridge Air National Guard Base.
Michigan’s Homeland Security Committee reviewed strategies for sustaining military operations amid modern threats. State Rep. Josh Schriver also shared detailed explanations behind his recent legislative votes.
February events in Sterling Heights highlighted community involvement, culture, and public safety training.
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