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Michigan Capitol suspends tours, reduces in-person work schedule

By Washington Examiner
Published March 13, 2020 8:00pm ET
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Michigan Capitol suspends tours, reduces in-person work schedule
The Michigan Capitol Commission announced Thursday that it is suspending tours and events starting tomorrow until at least May 1 as a preventative measure against the novel coronavirus. Speaker of the House Lee Chatfield, R-Levering, announced additional workforce protections effective until April 20. When the House is in session, only essential staff who aren’t at […]

The Michigan Capitol Commission announced Thursday that it is suspending tours and events starting tomorrow until at least May 1 as a preventative measure against the novel coronavirus.

Speaker of the House Lee Chatfield, R-Levering, announced additional workforce protections effective until April 20.

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