May 21, 2013 Department of Natural Resources and local officials will be on hand Thursday, June 6, at 6:30 p.m. at the Blair Township Hall, located at 2121 County Road 633 in Grawn, to provide an update and take public comments on an area of state forest land commonly known as the Hoosier Valley Ranges. [...] Continue reading → 
Reposted from GROW.TC Perhaps the TCAPS board president had written this before Friday? “Actions speak louder than words, and we show what we value by how we invest our resources.” Said Kelly Hall, regarding a concern that the legislature is not willing to fund school operations to the level she feels is adequate. Her opinion [...] Continue reading → In an unexpected move, Former Congressman Bart Stupak has endorsed across the aisle, and named Jason Gillman the man to beat for the governorship of Michigan. Speculation ended only yesterday, when the 1st district Democrat declared that he would rather run against fellow first district citizen, businessman, and author Jason Gillman, for Governor of Michigan, [...] Continue reading → Liberal Catholic politicians should be aware, they are not likely welcome to receive communion any longer. At least if they support ‘choice’ policies (murder of our unborn). At least according to the new Pope Francis. Found over at the Schoolcraft Republicans site: In the Aparecida Document, a document that represents a joint statement by Latin [...] Continue reading → 
Clearly the Traverse City Record Eagle editors have “Gillman on the mind”. Nearly a full month out from the last commission meeting attended, their editorial writers attack once more. The Editorial: “Gillman’s rant shows his true colors” begins as a few others do; laced with hate, and front loaded with hyperbole: “Former Grand Traverse County [...] Continue reading → 
For immediate release: Contact Jason Gillman 231-929-2067 Former elected county commissioner and Michigan state representative candidate Jason Gillman issued the following statement regarding the retirement of Supreme Court Justice Diane Hathaway: “The departure of Hathaway January 21 under the shadow of discomforting allegations and circumstance requires that the seat be filled quickly and with an [...] Continue reading → Thank you to those who have served and are serving. Continue reading → The election is upon us. Voters will decide if it is worth forcing property owners to pay an additional 0.8 mil in taxes for the luxury of a Performing Art Center, destruction of wealth, and an open ended slush fund for the school district’s physical desires. Part of the plan is of course to extend [...] Continue reading → 
