On Tuesday, March 11, former Clarkston High School standout Keira Tolmie’s current college team, the Central Michigan Chippewas, lost 2-1 in their NCAA Division I softball game against the South Florida Bulls.
The game took place at USF Softball Stadium. This was their first matchup against the Bulls this season.
The Chippewas’ next game is scheduled for Friday, March 14 at 1 p.m. at Mary M. Bell Field against Northern Illinois Huskies.
Mike Gallagher, former U.S. representative of Wisconsin’s 8th Congressional District, expressed concerns about the United States’ reliance on China-made batteries, solar panels, and related hardware.
Rich Studley, Former President and CEO of the Michigan Chamber of Commerce, said the Michigan Economic Development Corporation’s leadership allowed environmental damage, dishonesty, and financial mismanagement under its current executive team.
Joseph Cella, director of the Michigan-China Economic and Security Review Group, told MIRS News that the Marshall Megasite project underscores CATL’s ties to the Chinese Communist Party and raises concerns about its impact on Michigan taxpayers and workers.
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