Michigan Rep. Questions Health Department After Kids Told to Pay $57 Lemonade Stand Fee

Health officials cite Michigan food safety law, while a state lawmaker says government should not be charging children to sell lemonade.

ROGERS CITY, Mich. — State Rep. Cam Cavitt on Monday criticized District Health Department No. 4 after concerns were raised about permit requirements for children operating a lemonade stand at a farmers market in Rogers City.

According to Cavitt, the health department informed the children that they would need to obtain a temporary food service permit co…