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 Terrance and George Portfleet of family-owned Michigan Lightning Protection inspect a lightening rod on a building at 25 Michigan Ave. in Grand Rapids.
Up on the roof Pete Daly
The situation on high has changed since the day in 1926 when George Portfleet started selling and installing lightning rods for church steeples and silos in the Standale area west of Grand Rapids. more»
Captive insurance needs grow Pete Daly
Some mid-size companies in Michigan might be able to save money on insurance through the creation of their own captive insurance companies. more»
Competition high, prices soft for workers' comp, official reports Elizabeth Slowik
The Accident Fund Insurance Co. of America was again the Michigan market leader in workers’ compensation insurance last year, according to the state insurance commissioner’s annual report. more»
Environmental funds shrink, but duties grow Tim Keith, Andrew Norman & Azira Shaharuddin - Capital News Service
LANSING — Abandoned industrial sites that spew toxic chemicals, poorly regulated dams that threaten people and wildlife, and the unregulated filling of wetlands are part of the cost of waning state revenues. more»

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