Candidates at Michigan Press Association forum emphasize importance of keeping legal notices in local newspapers
Published: May 21, 2026
Gubernatorial candidates participating in a recent forum hosted by the
Michigan Press Association voiced strong support for maintaining
Michigan’s public and legal notice requirements in newspapers,
emphasizing that public notices remain a critical safeguard for
government transparency, accountability and citizen awareness.
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