US EditionFight over Mackinac Island Ferry Fees Ends up in Lansing
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Senate Bill 304 May Give Island More Regulatory Power over Ferry Operations - The St. Ignace News
Arnold Transit Company's "Joliet" comes into port on Mackinac Island Thursday, June 12, 2025. (Alexis Rankin/St. Ignace News) Recent developments in Mackinac Island ferry operations have drawn a... You must be an online subscriber to view this story. If you are able to login but not view the story, your subscription has most likely expired and you should renew. Full versions of news stories and archives are available to online subscribers only…
Fight over Mackinac Island ferry fees ends up in Lansing
LANSING — A fight over how expensive it is to visit an iconic tourism spot has arrived in the state Capitol. Legislation up for debate in the Michigan Senate would change a state law governing Mackinac Island’s charter to clarify that the city can regulate “all aspects” of ferry... Please login to read all 888 words.
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