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Expert: Michiganders could pay millions to support outdated coal plant

2 weeks ago | publicnewsservice.org | Terri Dee

Michigan taxpayers may end up footing the bill to keep an aging coal plant open. The J.H. Campbell plant was scheduled to close on May 31, but a last-minute order from the Department of Energy is forcing it to stay open. The owner of the plant, Consumers Energy, says it wants the facility shuttered, but its hands are tied.
Survey: IN businesses benefit from offering Pride merchandise

2 weeks ago | publicnewsservice.org | Terri Dee

A new survey found most consumers stand behind brands showing support for the LGBTQ+ community. GLAAD, the nonprofit behind the survey, said it showed the purchasing patterns of 70% of Americans are either positively affected or unaffected by Pride merchandise. The nonprofit believes companies will fail to connect with certain consumers if they do not actively promote Pride products.
Study shows marriage habits straying from traditional patterns

3 weeks ago | reporter.net | Terri Dee

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Study shows marriage habits straying from traditional patterns

3 weeks ago | 953mnc.com | Terri Dee

Women college graduates are not sticking to traditional compatibility traits when choosing a husband, according to one study. Preferences are changing as economics play a larger role. American Institute for Boys and Men data say female college graduates have difficulty finding equally-educated partners. University of Indianapolis Sociology Professor Amanda Miller, PhD, said historically, college-educated women married within the same circles.
Study shows marriage habits straying from traditional patterns

3 weeks ago | kiowacountypress.net | Terri Dee

Click play to listen to this article. Women college graduates are not sticking to traditional compatibility traits when choosing a husband, according to one study. Preferences are changing as economics play a larger role. American Institute for Boys and Men data say female college graduates have difficulty finding equally-educated partners. University of Indianapolis Sociology Professor Amanda Miller, PhD, said historically, college-educated women married within the same circles.
Indiana women get new start on college from behind bars

3 weeks ago | publicnewsservice.org | Terri Dee

By Laura Aka for WorkingNation. Broadcast version by Isobel Charle for Washington News Service reporting for the WorkingNation-Public News Service CollaborationAs with many cities and towns, if an economy doesn't change with the times, opportunities for work and personal growth can stagnate. Change is crucial. Historically, the industries of Spokane, Washington were natural resources-related, including mining and timber.
Indiana electric vehicle owners may lose 4-figure tax credit

3 weeks ago | pharostribune.com | Terri Dee

Supporters of electric vehicle ownership said there are a number of advantages to owning one. Studies show EVs can convert 85% to 90% of their energy into forward movement. A majority of the electricity used in an EV vehicle is American-made and an EV can be charged at home, just like a cellphone.
Study shows marriage habits straying from traditional patterns

3 weeks ago | flipboard.com | Terri Dee

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Study shows marriage habits straying from traditional patterns

3 weeks ago | publicnewsservice.org | Terri Dee

Women college graduates are not sticking to traditional compatibility traits when choosing a husband, according to one study. Preferences are changing as economics play a larger role. University of Indianapolis Sociology Professor Amanda Miller, PhD, said historically, college-educated women married within the same circles. Instead of foregoing marriage entirely, Miller explained, more are deciding on "exogamy" - marrying outside their social group.
MI senator sponsors tax credit, cash allowance bills to help families

4 weeks ago | publicnewsservice.org | Terri Dee

As families in Michigan and elsewhere struggle with daily living expenses, bills introduced this month could alleviate their financial burden. Senate Bill 308 and Senate Bill 313, called the "Building Blocks" plan, would provide a $550 tax credit to working families with children up to age three. Another feature is the Rx Kids plan, a $1,500 cash allowance during pregnancy and $500 monthly through the child's first year. Sen.