Governor Whitmer Signs Executive Order Changing City, State Income Tax Filing Deadlines to July 2020
Governor Whitmer Signs Executive Order Changing City, State Income Tax Filing Deadlines to July 2020 Taxpayers Must Submit State and City of Detroit Income Tax Returns, Payments by Midnight on July 15 LANSING, Mich. – Today, Governor Gretchen Whitmer signed Executive Order 2020-26, which pushes all April 2020 state and city income tax filing deadlines in Michigan to July 2020, as a part of continued efforts to help Michiganders during the COVID-19 pandemic. Effective immediately, state of Michigan and
Short's Brewing Co. Announces 16th Anniversary Party Date Change
Bellaire, Mich. – Short's Brewing Company, northern Michigan's largest brewery, is turning 16 years old this year. Starting with their 10th Anniversary Party, the brewery has hosted an outdoor street party for the last 6 years. Originally scheduled for April 25th, due to the spread of COVID-19, Short's has decided to re-schedule for October 17th. "We want nothing more than to party with you in large groups less than six feet apart. We are moving the date to when we hope this is feasible again," said
Village of Elk Rapids Operations During Executive Order 2020-21
Executive Order 2020-21 to “Stay Home, Stay Safe” in effect through April 13, is intended to reduce the spread of the virus, buying time to ramp-up testing and hospital services. Reducing the number of new patients helps hospitals meet the demand for treating the critically ill. Any extension of the executive order is dependent on the following decision points: virus testing, medical equipment, hospital capacity and economic indicators. The April 6 council meeting is cancelled, due to no time sensitive
