From CEO Bill Hallan: Find ways to keep Christmas magical
By WILLIAM J. HALLAN, MRA President and CEO
A few days ago my nine-year-old daughter, Olivia, came home from school with a tooth in her hand. While it wasn’t the first one she’s lost,
Marketplace bills sent to governor after unanimous vote
In this issue:
- Marketplace bills sent to governor after unanimous vote
- REMINDER: minimum wage increases to $9.65/hour Jan. 1
- Court rules against Genesee County’s Tobacco 21 policy
- Liquor Control Commission investigates RNDC supply and delivery issues
- Regulatory round-up
Marketplace bills sent to governor after unanimous vote
Last week,
Michigan retailers report sluggish October sales as economy slows
LANSING, Mich. – A slowing economy and other factors has prompted Michigan retailers to report sluggish sales in October compared to 2018.
Retailers also indicate that they expect a slightly slower holiday season than a year ago,
SBDC offers on-demand webinar library
If you can’t make the excellent weekly live webinars produced by the Small Business Development Corp. of Michigan, there’s a solution!
You can sign up for their on-demand webinar library at http://bit.ly/2OlaYml.
Renew your dues online!
Don’t forget: We’ve made it easier than ever to renew your annual membership dues.
After receiving your renewal notice through the mail prior to your anniversary date, gather your Member ID and Invoice number,
“Rain tax”, telepharmacy, and cage-free egg standards
In this issue:
- House discusses stormwater fix via “rain tax”
- Telepharmacy bill amended, reported by House committee
- Bill would delay the cage-free egg standard until 2024
- Regulatory round-up
House discusses stormwater fix via “rain tax”
In an effort to repair and improve systems that are designed to stop flooding basements,
HGTV star Cari Cucksey and her husband make Holly downtown a destination
By SHANDRA MARTINEZ
Photos STEVE JESSMORE
HOLLY, MICHIGAN – It’s not uncommon for people to come to Holly in search of Cari Cucksey, the star of the HGTV show “Cash &
MRA members save on residential surcharges for the holiday 2019 season
Both FedEx and UPS have announced that they will not apply peak season surcharges on residential deliveries this holiday season, giving e-commerce retailers much to celebrate. However, as in the past,
MRA puts out legislative fires
By AMY DRUMM, MRA Vice President, Government Affairs
On the heels of attending a conference of state retail associations in Montana, I was able to spend some time in Glacier National Park and learned about the many forest fires that happen each year in our national parks.
