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2005:			December - November - October - September - August - July - June - May - April - March - February
	December
		• 29 -	Granholm Proposals to Protect Children Take Effect January 1
		• 28 -	Yearly Sex Offender Verification Period Begins January 1
		• 22 -	Michigan National Guard Facility Recognized for Environmental Excellence
		• 21 -	Law enforcement officers cracking down on drunk drivers over the holidays
		• 21 -	Safety and mobility in Oakland County improve due to MDOT's 2005 investments
		• 21 -	OFIS Acts to Protect Consumers Making Uninsured Driver Claims
		• 20 -	MDOT urges caution behind the wheel this holiday travel season
		• 19 -	Granholm Approves Rules Allowing More Families to Qualify for Military Relief Fund
		• 19 -	Report: Most child safety seats used incorrectly
		• 19 -	Traffic Fatalities Decrease During Lifesaver Weekend
		• 16 -	Project S.A.F.E. Street Nabs 232 Fugitives; Sweep Sets New Record for Number of Arrests
		• 15 -	Cox Hails Bipartisan Support for More Cops on the Street Proposal
		• 15 -	Ishpeming, Ironwood and Grayling Guard members return from Iraq
		• 15 -	K-9 Detective Has a Nose for Arson; Department's First Specially Trained Dog Assists with Fire Investigations
		• 15 -	Meth Seizure Aided By New Regulations; New Law Helps Law Enforcement Combat Dangerous Drug
		• 15 -	Over 23,000 Counterfeit Cigarette Tax Stamps Seized
		• 15 -	Internet Safety Tips For School Holiday Break; Parents are Reminded the Internet can be a Dangerous Place
		• 14 -	Cox Commends Senate in Overwhelming Passage of Criminal Background Check Legislation
		• 13 -	Follow Toy Manufacturer's Instructions This Holiday Season
		• 13 -	What You Need to Know for Safe Holiday Travel
		• 12 -	Attorney General Cox Warns Consumers About Danger Of Flood-Damaged Vehicles
		• 08 -	Cox Warns Consumers About Recent Telemarketing Fraud
		• 08 -	Cox Arrests Essexville Child Sexual Predator
		• 07 -	Greenville Guard members return from Iraq Lt. Gov. Cherry to welcome them
		• 07 -	Funding Opportunity Helps Citizens Get Involved in Protecting the Great Lakes
		• 07 -	Northern Concrete Pipe to Receive State Award for Outstanding Safety & Health Record
		• 07 -	Criminal History Record System Receives Update; New System has Benefits for Public and Law Enforcement
		• 06 -	Law Enforcement & Civil Rights Groups Converge For Press Conference On Hate Crime In Michigan
		• 05 -	Workshops to Help Michigan Facilities with Hazardous Chemical Inventory Reporting
		• 05 -	International Bridge sheds new light on security
		• 05 -	Officers from Turkey Receive Training at State Police Training Academy
		• 01 -	Web Site Provides Holiday Travelers With Winter Road Conditions
	November
		• 30 -	Lansing Guard members return from Iraq Gov. Granholm to welcome them
		• 30 -	Combined Effort Takes A "Byte" Out of Computer Crime
		• 28 -	State Fire Marshal Issues Safety Tips for Holiday Decorations
		• 23 -	Granholm Visiting Michigan Troops in Middle East Over Thanksgiving Holiday
		• 23 -	Jackson and Wyoming Guard members return from Iraq Thanksgiving Day
		• 23 -	Michigan Tech University receives grant for disaster planning
		• 21 -	State Fire Marshal Urges Consumers to Use Caution with Turkey Fryers
		• 18 -	Detroit Guard members return from Iraq
		• 17 -	Lansing Guard members return from Iraq/Kuwait
		• 15 -	Funeral Services for Cedar Springs Guardsman
		• 10 -	Detroit Air Toxics Initiative Report Now Available
		• 10 -	Jackson Resident Promoted to Assistant Commander of Emergency Management Division
		• 10 -	Michigan Conducts First Statewide Sex Offender Sweep
		• 09 -	Attorney General Expands Northern Michigan Domestic Violence Prevention Efforts
		• 09 -	Governor Granholm's Consumer Protections Against Payday Lenders Wins Legislative Approval
		• 09 -	MDOT reminds motorists: Don't Veer for Deer!
		• 07 -	Students Pledge Safe Schools; Safe Schools Week Kicks-off at Capitol
		• 07 -	Project ChildSafe Press Event with Lieutenant Governor Cherry
		• 07 -	Governor Granholm Declares November 13-19 as Elevator Escalator Safety Awareness Week
		• 07 -	20 Recruits Become State Motor Carrier Officers
		• 06 -	Brig. Gen. Richard Elliott named assistant adjutant general of Michigan Air National Guard
		• 03 -	Top Leaders at the Governor's Workplace Safety and Health Forum Share Their Strategies for Success
		• 01 -	'Make your voice heard'
	October
		• 31 -	Project S.A.F.E. Street Nabs 192 Fugitives; Governor?s Cooperative Effort Continues
		• 31 -	Police Officers Across the State Trained to Teach T.E.A.M. in Michigan Schools
		• 26 -	Governor Granholm Announces New Partnership to Protect Michigan's Children
		• 26 -	October Is Domestic Violence Awareness Month; Resources Available to Help Friends, Family Support Victims
		• 26 -	Law enforcement officers statewide to patrol for drunk drivers before Halloween
		• 26 -	Clark Construction Presented with Prestigious State Award for Outstanding Safety & Health Performance
		• 24 -	Fire Marshal Advises Consumers to Avoid a Scary Situation This Halloween by Practicing Fire Safety
		• 21 -	Grand Ledge Guardsmen return from Iraq
		• 20 -	Governor Granholm Declares October 23 To 29 Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Week
		• 17 -	Fire Marshal Reminds Consumers: "Change Your Clock, Change Your Battery"
		• 14 -	Summer Truck Enforcement Operations Net Results
		• 13 -	Cox Protects Consumers With Easy Access to Information on State Farm Salvaged, Retitled Vehicles
		• 13 -	PROCEED WITH CAUTION DURING SCHOOL BUS SAFETY WEEK
		• 12 -	National Guard brings $3.8 million in federal funds to the Owosso and Corunna communities
		• 11 -	With Natural Gas Prics Up Dramatically, MPSC Reminds Customers to "Be WinterWise," Highlights Financial Assistance Programs for Low-Income Customers
		• 10 -	MDOT delivers safer, smoother roads, improved bridges, more transit options and 26,000 jobs in Fiscal Year 2005
		• 10 -	Michigan State Police Motor Carrier Division Receives Drug Interdiction Award
		• 06 -	Michigan National Guard Soldiers return home after Hurricane Katrina/Rita support
		• 05 -	Michigan National Guard recruiting excellence
		• 04 -	Governor Granholm Proclaims Oct. 9-15 as "Fire Prevention Week"
		• 04 -	Reduce the Chance of a House Fire, Use Supplemental Heat Sources Safely
		• 03 -	Governor Granholm's Statement on Loss of Michigan Lives in New York Boating Tragedy
		• 03 -	Focus: HOPE Receives Three State Awards for Outstanding Safety and Health Records
	September
		• 30 -	Investigators Seize $8,200 Of Untaxed Tobacco
		• 30 -	Investigators Seize $8,200 of Untaxed Tobacco
		• 30 -	Quarterly Sex Offender Verification Period Begins October 1
		• 30 -	Michigan State Police Asked to Testify in Washington about Public Safety Communications
		• 28 -	Granholm, 27 Other Governors Ask Congress to Fulfill Commitment to Keep Americans Warm This Winter
		• 28 -	Governor Granholm Signs Bills Protecting Children from Sexual Predators
		• 26 -	MIOSHA and Macomb Community College Sign Alliance to Protect Workers Alliance is MIOSHA's First Ever with a Community College
		• 26 -	Dangerous placement of signs along state roadways interferes with safety and flow of traffic
		• 23 -	Secretary of State helps hurricane victims regain licenses, IDs from their home states
		• 22 -	MIOSHA Tells Construction Employers "The Falls Must Stop!" MIOSHA Launches Campaign to Reduce or Eliminate Construction Accidents Caused by Falls
		• 22 -	Consumer's Corner Focuses on Building and Fire Safety
		• 22 -	Lansing Post Troopers Receive Bravery Award
		• 21 -	Drive Safely Work Week Campaign
		• 21 -	Iron Mountain Post Trooper Receives Bravery Award
		• 19 -	More than 1,800 arrested for drunk driving in Michigan during end-of-summer crackdown
		• 16 -	Louisiana Relief Mission A Success
		• 15 -	Port Huron Armory Open House
		• 14 -	First Gentleman Daniel Granholm Mulhern to Receive Bar Association's Public Service Award
		• 14 -	Michigan Law Enforcement Officers In Louisiana Plan Return To Michigan
		• 14 -	Granholm Signs Final Bills Protecting Children from Violent and Sexually-Explicit Video Games
		• 13 -	Attorney General Mike Cox Launches Identity Theft Awareness Weeks Sept. 12-25
		• 12 -	Michigan Surgeon General Debuts State Suicide Prevention Plan
		• 12 -	Granholm Signs New Laws to Protect Children from Violent and Sexually-Explicit Video Games
		• 08 -	Governor Granholm Announces Statewide "Michigan Cares/Michigan Gives" On-Air Fund Raising Drive
		• 08 -	Michigan Law Enforcement Officers Settle Into Louisiana
		• 08 -	85% of Michigan's School Buses Pass Inspection
		• 08 -	FEDERAL AND STATE ASSISTANCE AVALABLE FOR EVACUEES
		• 08 -	Michigan Law Enforcement Officers Complete First Day In New Orleans
		• 07 -	Michigan Law Enforcement Officers Sworn In As Louisiana State Troopers
		• 06 -	51st Civil Support Team and Selfridge C-130 Participate in Relief Efforts
		• 06 -	Governor Granholm Announces Additional Selfridge C-130 Deployments
		• 06 -	Granholm Announces New Protections for Seniors
		• 06 -	Michigan State Police Report 10 People Killed During 2005 Labor Day Holiday Weekend
		• 06 -	MICHIGAN RECEIVES FIRST CONTINGENT OF HURRICANE EVACUEES
		• 06 -	EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT ASSISTANCE COMPACT
		• 05 -	Airlift from Selfridge supports Katrina assistance
		• 05 -	Selfridge Firemen join FEMA's team
		• 04 -	Michigan Law Enforcement Officers Deploy To Louisiana To Help Hurricane Relief Efforts
		• 03 -	MICHIGAN OFFERS TO HOUSE UP TO 10,000 HURRICANE EVACUEES
		• 02 -	Michigan Department of Information Technology Warns of Katrina Scams
		• 02 -	Project S.A.F.E. Street Nabs 167 Fugitives
		• 02 -	LAW ENFORCEMENT TASK FORCES MUST BE PRE-APPROVED AND MEET PROPER CRITERIA BEFORE DEPLOYMENT
		• 01 -	Governor Granholm Announces Additional National Guard Troop Deployments
		• 01 -	Governor announces troop deployments
		• 01 -	Michigan Air Guard assists with relief effort
		• 01 -	Michigan Air Guard evacutes New Orleans VA Hospital
		• 01 -	MSHDA ANNOUNCES LOAN FOR AFFORDABLE ELDERLY HOUSING IN PONTIAC
		• 01 -	Emergency management officials caution katrina response Efforts must be coordinated
		• 01 -	EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT OFFICIALS CAUTION KATRINA RESPONSE EFFORTS MUST BE COORDINATED
		• 01 -	KATRINA RESPONSE EFFORTS TO BE COORDINATED NATIONALLY
	August
		• 31 -	Granholm Child Protection Package Passes Legislature
		• 31 -	USA plate can help Katrina's victims
		• 31 -	DOJ and DEA Announce Results of Major Meth Operation
		• 30 -	Cox Urges Support of Hurricane Disaster Relief But Warns Consumers: Beware of Scams
		• 30 -	Increased Fines and Penalties Effective Sept. 1 for Quarantine Violators to Further Protect Michigan from Invasive Species
		• 30 -	State Teams With Feds to Crackdown on Illegal Meth Production
		• 30 -	Measles Identified In 12-Year-Old Lufthansa Passenger
		• 29 -	Cox Warns Michigan Gas Retailers of Penalties for Price Gouging
		• 24 -	D.J. Jacobetti Veterans Home appoints new Director
		• 24 -	Ironwood Soldiers making a difference in Afghanistan
		• 24 -	Michigan National Guard helps dropouts and at risk youth
		• 24 -	Suspect Arrested for 1990 Murder
		• 24 -	Granholm Applauds Decision to Bring 1,100 New Jobs to Detroit Arsenal
		• 23 -	Governor Announces More Inspections at Gas Stations to Protect Michigan Consumers
		• 22 -	Vulnerable Adult Abuse Training Available To Law Enforcement
		• 18 -	End-of-summer drunk driving crackdown begins Friday
		• 18 -	End-of-summer drunk driving crackdown begins Friday; Special equipment grants help officers detect, arrest impaired drivers
		• 15 -	Attorney General Charges Kalamazoo Internet Sexual Predator
		• 15 -	Governor Announces Michigan Excellence in Technology Awards
		• 10 -	Byron Center Resident Appointed Chief Chaplain
		• 05 -	Michigan Joins National Sex Offender Public Registry
		• 05 -	State Fire Marshal Encourages Kids Not to Hide - Go Outside!
		• 01 -	Granholm Announces Funding for Homeland Security Improvements
	July
		• 28 -	OFIS Warns Investors to Beware of Phony Regulators
		• 25 -	Emerald Ash Borer Response Project Implements 2005 Detection Tree Program
		• 22 -	High School Students Experience Being Troopers
		• 22 -	Prison Escapee In Police Custody
		• 22 -	State Officials In Contact With Department Of Homeland Security; No Specific Threats To Michigan
		• 22 -	Granholm Says No to Pentagon's Plans to Close Battle Creek and Retire F-16s at Selfridge
		• 21 -	F/Lt. Charles Loader Graduate Of 221st FBI National Academy
		• 20 -	Governor Signs Legislation to Protect Children from Dangerous Drugs
		• 19 -	Ribbon cutting for $4.5 million Armory tomorrow in Calumet
		• 19 -	Detroit National Guard members depart for tour of duty
		• 19 -	Night Vision Goggles Enhance Special Enforcement Operations
		• 19 -	Granholm Lauds Capture of 201 Violent Fugitives
		• 18 -	Las Publicaciones de OFIS en Espanol
		• 18 -	Fingerprinting Goes Digital; Electronic Capture Means Quicker and More Accurate Results
		• 18 -	Grosse Pointe Police Seeks Leads in Murder Investigation
		• 14 -	Cox Alerts Michigan to "Consumer Rewards Network" Telemarketing Scam Using Wal-Mart's Name
		• 14 -	Golf outing to benefit the children of a Michigan Guardsman KIA
		• 14 -	Grand Ledge National Guard members depart for tour of duty
		• 14 -	2004 Michigan Drunk Driving Audit: Fatalities and Injuries Decreasing
		• 14 -	Granholm Announces Michigan Tech Awarded Grant for Pre-Disaster Planning
		• 14 -	Governor Announces Robinson Township to Receive More Than $5 Million to Provide Relief for Flood Damage
		• 11 -	Saginaw Soldiers, families, employees to be honored
		• 11 -	Michigan National Guard Soldiers work All Star Game
		• 11 -	Selfridge Soldiers, families, employees to be honored
		• 11 -	Michigan National Guard Soldiers work All Star Game
		• 11 -	Driver Behavior Causing Truck Crashes
		• 08 -	INCREASE IN HOMELAND SECURITY ADVISORY LEVEL
		• 08 -	Granholm Takes Another Step to Protect Children
		• 06 -	Crash Reports Now Available Online
		• 01 -	Extra Patrols Scheduled for July 4th Holiday; State Police Seek to Make Travel Safer
	June
		• 30 -	Michigan Launches Registry to Protect Children from Inappropriate Email
		• 29 -	MDOT enforces safe placement of real estate signs
		• 29 -	Grosse Pointe Police Seeks Leads in Murder Investigation
		• 28 -	Cox Demands CardSystems Solutions Protect Michigan Consumers From Identity Theft
		• 28 -	Michigan Safety Belt Use Reaches New Record Level; 93 Percent Of State's Motorists Buckle Up
		• 27 -	Homeland security preparedness continues
		• 20 -	Mentoring Program Seeks to Strengthen Community
		• 20 -	Benton Harbor Teens Graduate From Leadership Academy; Mentoring Program Seeks to Strengthen Community
		• 17 -	New Recruits Begin 15th Motor Carrier Recruit School; Media Invited to Attend Academy
		• 17 -	Safety Belt Mobilization Citation A Lifesaver; Lapeer County Truck Driver Credits Belt For Preventing Serious Injuries
		• 16 -	Warning: E-Mail Users Subject To Scams
		• 16 -	Officers Issue 31,600 Safety Belt Citations During Click It Or Ticket Campaign
		• 16 -	Pollution Prevention Grants Keep Schools Safe
		• 16 -	State Fire Marshal Encourages Taking Grilling and Campfire Precautions
		• 15 -	State Police Tackle Identity Theft
		• 14 -	New Vehicle Will Enhance Water Recovery Efforts
		• 13 -	Granholm Plan to Deliver Affordable Insurance Through Purchasing Groups
		• 13 -	Granholm Plan to Deliver Affordable Insurance Through Purchasing Groups
		• 10 -	High School Students Get Opportunity to Experience Being Michigan State Police Troopers; Michigan District of Kiwanis Student Trooper Program Begins in Lansing
		• 09 -	Search Warrants Conducted At 17 Restaurants Across Michigan; Cooperative Investigation Looks Into Tax Fraud and Immigration Violations
		• 08 -	State Fire Marshal Says Best Way to Survive a Hotel Fire is "Be Prepared"
		• 08 -	Public Safety Communication System Presented With Intergovernmental Solutions Award
		• 07 -	Attorney General Cox Sends $300,000 in Sprint Calling Cards to Michigan Military Troops and Their Families
		• 07 -	Governor Granholm Signs Executive Order Establishing Michigan Food Policy Council
		• 06 -	Cox Warns About Telemarketing Fraud Based on New Medicare Prescription Drug Scam
		• 03 -	Howell Soldiers, families, employees to be honored
		• 03 -	Grayling Soldiers, families, employees to be honored
		• 03 -	Lansing Soldiers, families, employees to be honored
		• 03 -	Detroit Soldiers, families, employees to be honored
	May
		• 31 -	Safety Belt Enforcement Zones In Effect Until June 5 Over 5,500 citations issued during first week of Click It or Ticket campaign
		• 26 -	State encourages consumer awareness during travel season
		• 26 -	OFIS CONSUMER SCAM ALERT Consumers Targeted This Week by Lucky Surf Sweepstakes Con Artists
		• 25 -	Website Launched to Assist Military Families
		• 25 -	Governor Granholm Signs Executive Order Establishing Task Force on Elder Abuse
		• 25 -	Michigan Proclaims Aquatic Invasive Species Awareness Week
		• 25 -	Governor Granholm Declares June as Youth Employment Month in Michigan; DLEG Offers Tips for Teens Finding Employment and Staying Safe on the Job
		• 24 -	Grand Ledge to receive $23.3 million National Guard aviation facility
		• 23 -	HOMELAND SECURITY GRANTS AVAILABLE TO NON-PROFITS IN WAYNE COUNTY
		• 23 -	Real Time Water Monitoring to Protect Drinking Water Supplies
		• 23 -	Annual Memorial Day campaign starts today Click It Or Ticket Effort Seeks To Reach State's Remaining Unbuckled Motorists
		• 18 -	Child Safety Seats Inspected At Capitol; Proper Seat Installation and Use are Key in Protecting Children
		• 17 -	Ad Campaign Warns Motorists The Heat Is On Buckle Up Or Pay Up - Click It Or Ticket
		• 11 -	Secretary of State takes action to prevent UCC fraud
		• 11 -	If using a limousine service for spring and summer events, make sure they're licensed with the state
		• 10 -	Michigan Department of Information Technology Releases Cybersecurity Website
		• 09 -	Homeland security exercise at Detroit Metro may look like the real thing
		• 09 -	Federal, state and local agencies participate in homeland security exercise at Detroit Metro
		• 09 -	Selfridge Soldiers, families, employees to be honored
		• 09 -	U.S. Senator Carl Levin attends groundbreaking ceremony Monday National Guard brings $5.5 million in federal funds to Jackson
		• 09 -	Homeland security exercise at Detroit Metro may look like the real thing
		• 05 -	Governor Granholm Proclaims May 8-14 as Building Safety Week Making Homes, Schools and Workplaces Safer Together Theme for 2005
		• 04 -	Granholm Announces Investigation Reveals Children Have Wide Access to Violent Video Games
		• 03 -	Granholm Calls for Action to Protect Children from Sex Offenders
		• 03 -	Michigan SAFE KIDS Coalition Educates Parents and Kids About Importance Of Role-Modeling Safe Behavior: National SAFE KIDS Week is April 30 to May 7
		• 03 -	Seniors Beware of Financial Exploitation OFIS, DHS, OSA Warn Older Michigan Citizens as Part of Older Americans Month
		• 02 -	May Is Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month
	April
		• 29 -	Cox Takes Action Against Vonage to Protect Internet Phone Customers
		• 29 -	Fire Marshal Reminds Spring Cleaners to Properly Dispose Hazardous Material
		• 29 -	Police Officers Across the State Trained to Teach T.E.A.M. in Michigan Schools
		• 28 -	Safe riding is no accident
		• 28 -	Warmer Weather Brings Open Windows and Window Safety Reminders
		• 28 -	State Focuses On Auto Theft Prevention
		• 27 -	Sex Offender Photos Available Online
		• 27 -	Springtime Means Building and Remodeling Season So Choose a Licensed Builder and Protect One of Your Biggest Investments
		• 26 -	Check First! Many Home Improvement Projects Require a Building Permit
		• 26 -	Granholm Continues Fight to Protect Children From Violent, Sexually-Explicit Video Games
		• 25 -	Second Fugitive Captured In One Month; Fugitive Wanted Since 1992 Captured In Ohio
		• 25 -	New Guidelines Create Opportunities for Infant Safe Sleep
		• 22 -	Monroe Resident Promoted To Captain And Second District Commander
		• 22 -	Grand Rapids Resident Promoted To Captain And Sixth District Commander
		• 21 -	Wyoming National Guard members depart for tour of duty
		• 21 -	Homeland security preparedness continues
		• 21 -	Grand Ledge National Guard members depart for tour of duty
		• 20 -	State Agencies Promote Tire Safety
		• 20 -	MDOT Adopt-A-Highway volunteers begin spring cleanup of roadside litter on Saturday
		• 19 -	Attorney General Cox Leads National Homeland Security Conference at MSU
		• 19 -	Governor Granholm Receives Award for Commitment to Child Safety
		• 19 -	Spring Weather Brings Truck Enforcement Operations; Motor Carrier Division Gearing Up for Special Operations with a Focus on Seat Belts
		• 15 -	Gov. Granholm to present awards to Michigan Army and Air National Guard "Families of the Year"
		• 14 -	Granholm to Congress: Preserve Medicaid, Maintain Safety Net for Michigan's Citizens
		• 08 -	Commercial Vehicle Enforcement Targets Unsafe Driving
		• 07 -	Tax Deadline Draws Near
		• 07 -	Off-Road Vehicles Can Be Dangerous For Kids: State Laws Seek to Prevent Injuries to Riders Under 16
		• 06 -	Michigan Traffic Deaths Show Marked Decline In 2004
		• 05 -	Warning to Spring Cleanup Crews: Watch for Meth Waste
		• 04 -	Attorney General Warns Consumers of Voice Over The Internet Technology Limitations
		• 04 -	Selfridge announces airshow acts
	March
		• 31 -	Secretary Land designates April 11 as Buddy Day to aid organ donation
		• 29 -	Companies Using Credit Scores Identified on OFIS Website
		• 25 -	Anonymous Tip Leads to Fugitive Arrest
		• 23 -	Funeral Services set for Michigan National Guard Soldier
		• 23 -	Consumer Alert! Internet Based Telephone Service and 9-1-1
		• 22 -	Have You Seen Me?
		• 18 -	State Police Warns Truck Stops About Check Scam
		• 17 -	Statement from the family of Staff Sgt. Rickey A. Kieffer who served with the Michigan Army National Guard in Iraq
		• 17 -	Michigan National Guard offers Dynamics of International Terrorism Class
		• 17 -	"MSU in Iraq" A message from Soldiers to the MSU men's and women's basketball teams
		• 17 -	Federal regs for 'hazmat' renewals take effect May 31
		• 17 -	Thieves Targeting SUV's With Keypad Entry
		• 15 -	Granholm, Task Force to Make Case in Washington for Michigan's Military Facilities
		• 14 -	Smart Consumers Avoid Tax Refund Loans
		• 14 -	Staying Safe On St. Patrick's Day Takes More Than Luck
		• 10 -	Albion Soldiers, families, employees to be honored
		• 10 -	Alma Soldiers, families, employees to be honored
		• 10 -	Wyoming Soldiers, families, employees to be honored
		• 07 -	March Is Parenting Awareness Month; Parents are reminded the Internet is a dangerous place
		• 01 -	Free Credit Reports Available Today
	February
		• 24 -	Selfridge-based Army National Guard unit returns from Iraq
		• 24 -	DaimlerChrysler donates $100,000 to Michigan National Guard Family Fund
		• 16 -	New Project Benefits Fish And Wildlife Consumers
		• 14 -	Workshop to Help Owners and Operators of Hazardous Dams with Emergency Action Plans
		• 08 -	Michigan: Jobs Today - Jobs Tomorrow
		• 07 -	OFIS Announces National Consumer Protection Week
		• 03 -	Cox Announces 2004 Top 10 Consumer Protection Issues
		• 03 -	State Fire Marshal Encourages Homeowners to Make Their Home Fire Fighter Accessible
		• 03 -	State Police Dispatch Centers To Stay Open Money Saving Plan Does Not Consolidate Centers


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