Two unarmed combat commission licenses lapsed in Clark County during 2019

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Two unarmed combat commission licenses lapsed in Clark County during 2019

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Two unarmed combat commission licenses lapsed in Clark County during 2019, a 71.4-percent decrease from the previous year, according to Michigan's Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs (LARA).

LARA is composed of several agencies, bureaus and commissions that influence business growth and job creation through regulation.

Unarmed combat commission licenses lapsed in Clark County during 2019
License HolderLapse DateIssued Date
Hanna Gabriels2019-08-312018-06-22
Terryl Anthony Johnson2019-08-312019-04-19

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