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Press releases from: March 2021

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Federal News Network Bill to let anyone who served get a vaccine at VA passes Senate
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WSYM FOX 17 Lansing Senator Peters reintroduces 'Stop for School Buses Act'
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Marquette Mining Journal Sen. Gary Peters recognized for Washington work
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MIRS Peters Ranked 'Most Effective Senator'
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WBUP ABC 10 Marquette Federal Funding to Further Optimize Michigan Technological University Intelligently Operating Vehicles Research
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WNMU 90.1 FM Marquette Peters statement on American Rescue Plan heading to President’s desk
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Keweenaw Report Senator Gary Peters touts new stimulus bill
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MiTechNews.com Peters, Stebenow Help Michigan Technological University Land $4.5 Million DOE Grant To Research Self-Driving Vehicles
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WEYI NBC 25 Flint Sen. Peters visits National Guard members deployed at U.S. Capitol
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National Law Review Bipartisan Bill Would Increase Penalties for Caller ID Spoofed Robocalls
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Transport Topics US Senators Introduce Flood Detection Bill
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WJBK FOX 2 Detroit Addressing racial disparities in Michigan during COVID-19
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WWMT CBS 3 Grand Rapids US Sen. Gary Peters says American Rescue Plan would give urgent relief to Michiganders
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MLive Michigan Sen. Gary Peters questions why National Guard response to Capitol riot took hours
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Deadline Detroit 'Outrageous And Unacceptable:' Sen. Peters Reacts To Food Complaints By Michiganians Guarding U.S. Capitol
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Holland Sentinel Stabenow, Peters introduce bill to incentivize federal agencies to 'Buy American'

Press releases from: February 2021

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Michigan Advance Peters to lead panel overseeing Line 5 regulators
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WLKM 95.9 FM Three Rivers Sen Peters working to pass rescue plan
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Detroit News Michigan senators move to tighten Buy American rules
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MLive Police expected violence at U.S. Capitol but weren’t ready for ‘coordinated attack.’ Michigan senator leads probe to learn why.