Cavities are the most common cause of disease in children 6-9, but they are preventable
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Month : April 2020
Government officials and state employees keep public informed on critical COVID-19 matters
Photo: Lieutenant Governor Garlin Gilchrist During an April 21 live chat session held by the Flint and & Genesee Chamber of Commerce, Michigan Lieutenant Governor...
National Clean Water Collective work with Hill Harper to provide critical aid to Flint during pandemic
Photo: Hill Harper; an actor, author and activist who launched a Go Fund Me Campaign with the National Clean Water Collective Written by Tanya Terry...
MDHHS contact tracing effort, expands testing criteria to include in person workers
Photo by National Cancer Institute As part of efforts to continue expanding COVID-19 testing and contact tracing of potentially exposed Michiganders, the Michigan Department of...
Low number of small business loans made to state compared to demonstrated need being addressed
Photo: Congressman Dan Kildee (MI-05) Michigan currently ranks fifth in number of confirmed coronavirus cases and ranks second when it comes to the number of...
Mott Foundation gives $160,000 in grants for health care workers’ housing and food
The Charles Stewart Mott Foundation made two grants totaling $160,000 to help health care workers in Flint and Genesee County stay safe and fed during...
Governor launches ‘Stay Home, Stay MIndful’ website for mental health
Governor Gretchen Whitmer, along with Headspace, have launched the Stay Home, Stay MIndful website to help Michiganders maintain their mental health during the COVID-19 pandemic....
Flint mourns the passing of Neighborhood Safety Officer Paul Forster
Paul Forster is the first person employed by the City of Flint who is known to have died from coronavirus and one of three individuals...
Unemployment claimants asked to avoid certifying claims this Monday
Around $825 million in unemployment payments have already gone to more than 750,000 claimants affected by COVID-19 – and those numbers are increasing every day....