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Last modified on 2024-07-26 20:09:09
Description
How Michigan Became a State
In 1837, Michigan was officially admitted as the 26th state in the Union. However, Michigan’s path to statehood wasn’t without its own share of drama. A skirmish with Ohio known as the Toledo War delayed Michigan’s statehood and led to a trade: Toledo remained in Ohio, while the Upper Peninsula became part of Michigan. Today, Michigan is the only state in the nation comprised of two peninsulas.
The state of Michigan is blessed with the riches of unspoiled nature: the nation's longest freshwater coastline, lakes that feel like oceans, golden beaches, an abundance of fresh produce straight from the farm, glorious sunrises and sunsets and endless opportunities for living, working and playing. Learn more about Michigan below.
Sponsor Relationship
State of Michigan is not a part of any other sponsors in our database.
The following sponsors are parts of State of Michigan:
Most Recent Grants from This Sponsor
First Responder Training and Recruitment Grant Program supports the efforts of local governments...
The Protecting MI Pension Program was created to help Michigan's underfunded municipal...
The MI Fire Equipment Grant has been established to provide funding for the purchase of fire...
The MI Local Retirement Grant program was created to help provide relief to the local units of...
Deadline Approaching Grants
Goal: To promote increased economic potential and improve the quality of life through the support...
The Michigan state legislature appropriated $48 million for a grant program for community...
The Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development Specialty Crop Block Grant (SCBG)...
**A. PROGRAM DESCRIPTION**
**Purpose of AmeriCorps Funding**
AmeriCorps improves lives,...
