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Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s administration has reportedly burned notes and destroyed emails from a coronavirus probe targeting the City of Port Huron for violating state rules. According to the Detroit News, state Inspector Matthew Hartman of the Michigan Occupational Safety and Health Administration (MIOSHA) fined the City of Port Huron $6,300 after visiting on July 21 due to a complaint. The complaint reportedly alleged the city violated the state’s coronavirus rules.

/asset/blt2ede022e4df29bd3/MFN-New Logo-white.svg Crops Livestock Politics Technology From The Field search An official publication of Michigan Farm Bureau Family grieves a farm fatality — while facing a $12,000 MIOSHA fine Mitch Galloway, Michigan Farm News Michigan Farm News A third-generation, 1,400-acre corn-and-soybean farm, EGA Inc. (pictured) is appealing a $12,000 fine from the Michigan Occupational Safety and Health Administration. | Courtesy photo May 1, 2020 It happened quickly — when Zell Eisenmann was away from the farm. A simple job, really: A loose piece of roofing needed to be repaired, and Zell’s brother would do it. Like he’d done a hundred...