Anne Snabes
Journalist at Freelance
Macomb County Reporter at Detroit News
Macomb County Reporter @detroitnews. Formerly @HeraldTribune @meridianstar @indystar @cornellsun. Michigan born and raised. Jane Austen fan.
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1 week ago |
detroitnews.com | Anne Snabes
Warren Mayor Lori Stone proposed creating an endowment for the city's opioid settlement funds and outlined a plan to upgrade the wastewater treatment plant at her annual budget presentation Monday evening. Stone presented a $430.5 million proposed budget for fiscal year 2026, which begins July 1, in an address to dozens of people at the Warren Community Center. The budget represents a 24.3% increase over the current fiscal year's budget of $346.3 million.
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theoaklandpress.com | Anne Snabes
By Anne Snabes, The Detroit NewsThe Michigan Natural Resources Commission tabled a proposal on Thursday to reinstate a year-round coyote hunting season for the state. The decision followed public comments made by several residents against a proposed amendment to lengthen the season from nine months to year-round. They urged the board to consider “values” and science in their decision.
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detroitnews.com | Anne Snabes
DETROITThe City Council increased the Detroit Department of Transportation's budget by $2.7 million more than what Mayor Mike Duggan had proposed. Anne SnabesThe Detroit NewsView Comments The Detroit City Council has passed a $3.02 billion budget for the city's next fiscal year, including more funding for the city's transportation department than Mayor Mike Duggan had proposed and increased funds for cultural institutions and affordable housing.
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2 weeks ago |
detroitnews.com | Anne Snabes
The Michigan Natural Resources Commission is expected to weigh a return to a year-round coyote hunting season at a meeting Thursday. The commission — a seven-member body appointed by the governor — voted more than a year ago to close the coyote season from mid-April to mid-July, which is when coyotes typically care for pups. A new Wildlife Conservation Order Amendment, proposed by Commissioner John Walters, would remove the three-month closure.
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detroitnews.com | Anne Snabes
MACOMB COUNTY Anne SnabesThe Detroit NewsView Comments Buoyed by a millage approved by voters last year, Sterling Heights officials are weighing a proposed $318 million budget for the upcoming fiscal year, a 26.2% increase over last year, which includes funding for a new police training facility and sidewalk upgrades. Sterling Heights City Council will discuss the spending plan at a budget hearing at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday and another hearing on April 22. The budget begins July 1.
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Great reporting on the effects of the ice storm in northern Michigan:
NEW: Northern Michigan businesses improvise to stay open amid widespread power outages Alpena residents drive to Tawas for gas One couple struggles to keep electricity flowing to numerous aquariums New reporting from @DNBethLeBlanc, @jchambers_DN & me: https://t.co/JIZ0qOWFkI
Tomorrow, Edward Weisenburger will be installed as the archbishop of Detroit. Catholics in other states describe him as someone with a sense of humor and openness. For @detroitnews: https://t.co/NrLi43FHCR
After a few hours of public comment opposing proposed rate increases on Wednesday, the Great Lakes Water Authority lowered its water rate increase — to 5.9%. For @detroitnews: https://t.co/Pr3vQuEOwl
