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State Senator Roger Kahn
R-Saginaw (1/10/2007)

Sen. Roger Kahn, R-Saginaw Township, welcomed Chaplain LTC James R. Chapin, Jr. of Wesleyan Church and the Michigan Army National Guard to the state Capitol. Chapin led members of the Michigan Senate during the invocation and afterward joined Kahn on the Senate floor for session. (12/7/2011)

State Sen. Roger Kahn, R-Saginaw Township, recently welcomed Freeland residents Tim and Logan Vasicek to the state Capitol. An active member of Boy Scout Troop 323 of Freeland, Logan has achieved numerous awards for his dedication to scouting. The pair traveled to the Capitol to celebrate Logans birthday on Oct. 27. (10/27/2011)

Sen. Roger Kahn, R-Saginaw Township, honored the Catholic Federal Credit Union on reaching the milestone of awarding $1 million in scholarships to local students. The scholarship program was established in 1982 in remembrance of Monsignor Eugene A. Forbes legacy. Since then, more than 2,000 scholarships have been awarded. Kahn presented credit union officials with a special Senate tribute to mark the occasion. (10/27/2011)

LANSING Sen. Roger Kahn, R-Saginaw Township, (from left) welcomed Hispanic/Latino Commission of Michigan Commissioner Gilberto Guevara of Saginaw County and Executive Director Marylou Olivarez Mason to the state Capitol for Hispanic Advocacy Day. Kahn is the proud sponsor of Senate Resolution 90, which recognizes Oct. 20, 2011 as Hispanic Advocacy Day. The resolution has been approved by the Senate. (10/20/2011)

State Sen. Roger Kahn, R-Saginaw Township, unveils his legislation to ban cadmium and mercury from use in childrens products. Senate Bill 764 would classify cadmium and mercury as heavy metals and add them to the states toxic substance list for childrens products. His other measure, SB 765, would create a Childrens Safe Products Advisory Council within the Michigan Department of Community Health. (10/18/2011)

LANSING - Sen. Roger Kahn, R-Saginaw Township, (right) and Maple Grove Fire Department Chief Tom Quaderer (left) joined Lt. Gov. Brian Calley Tuesday as a measure to help train future firefighters was signed into law. Sponsored by Kahn, Public Act 153 of 2011 (Senate Bill 212) provides for a firefighter training program for high school students 16 years or older. Schools could partner with their local fire department to provide the program. (9/27/2011)

LANSING - Sen. Roger Kahn, M.D., joined Gov. Rick Snyder Wednesday as measures to help fund state Medicaid were signed into law. Sponsored by Kahn, R-Saginaw Township, Public Acts 141 and 142 of 2011 (Senate Bills 347 and 348) will provide $1.2 billion for the health care of needy Michigan residents. (9/20/2011)

Sen. Roger Kahn, R-Saginaw Township, welcomed Brian Wakeman (left) and Rodney Wakeman (right) to the state Capitol on Wednesday. The brothers own Wakeman Funeral Home in Saginaw and were honored by Kahn with a special Senate tribute in celebration of the funeral homes 100th anniversary. (9/15/2011)

LANSING - Sen. Roger Kahn, R-Saginaw Township, recently received the Go To Bat Award from members of the Saginaw County Community Mental Health Authority. The Michigan Association of Community Mental Health Boards bestows the honor on individuals outside of the public mental health system who exemplify extraordinary concern, advocacy or leadership aimed at improving the quality and quantity of community-based mental health services for persons with mental illness and developmental disabilities in Michigan.  (8/30/2011)

State Sen. Roger Kahn, M.D. welcomes the Wayne State University School of Medicine incoming class of 2015 during the traditional White Coat Ceremony on Aug. 6 at Orchestra Hall in Detroit.  (8/6/2011)