State Rep. Cam Cavitt, R-Cheboyan, on Tuesday, Feb. 25, presented a tribute to Curtis Goldsborough, a community activist who spearheaded efforts to save the Cornwall Flooding Dam in the Pigeon River Country State Forest. Curtis was joined by his son, Zach, in Lansing to receive the tribute. Photo Courtesy of the Michigan House Republicans. ###

“Northeast Michigan businesses are going to be able to keep their doors open as a direct result of the hard-fought solutions we approved today,” said Cavitt, R-Cheboygan. “I recently spoke with the owner of PAC Sanitation out of Onaway. He said he these mandates could’ve caused severe disruptions in trash service. Every other industry operating in our communities would have experienced similar disruptions. The compromise may not be what we dreamed of, but it will stop hiked prices, layoffs, and shutdowns. That’s something we can all get behind.”