Three Michigan brothers faced a hefty permit fee for their 50-cent lemonade stand, prompting them to fight for change. Their advocacy, with the help of their mother and a state representative, led to a bill exempting minors earning under $5000 from such permits. The bipartisan bill has passed the state house, aiming to preserve a cherished American childhood tradition Three Michigan brothers faced a hefty permit fee for their 50-cent lemonade stand, prompting them to fight for change. Their advocacy, with the help of their mother and a state representative, led to a bill exempting minors earning under $5000 from such permits. The bipartisan bill has passed the state house, aiming to preserve a cherished American childhood tradition
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