Maximizing Family Time (Now is the time!)
Photo courtesy of Getty Images Tips for spending more time with loved ones (Family Features) Now as much as ever, close family ties can make
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Mott Foundation grants $200,000 for emergency food distribution
Cover photo: Personnel from the National Guard assist at the Food Bank of Eastern Michigan March 31 The Charles Stewart Mott Foundation approved an emergency
Congressman along with experts explain coronavirus-related stimulus checks and other pertinent matters
Photo: Congressman Dan Kildee in Flint Written by Tanya Terry Written by Tanya Terry A recent telephone town hall discussion with Congressman Dan Kildee, Michigan
Greater Flint Urgent Relief Fund awards $120,000 in grants to nonprofit organizations
Rapid-response grants were announced April 2 by the Community Foundation of Greater Flint (CFGF) to four nonprofit organizations providing services to vulnerable populations in Flint
Governor signs a series of House and Senate bills into law, including bill for postsecondary education
Photo: Governor Gretchen Whitmer On April 2, Governor Gretchen Whitmer signed Senate Bill 268 and House Bills 5576 & 5580, which together establish the governor’s Michigan Reconnect Grant Program
Emergency order setting penalty of fines up to $1,000 issued after Michigan records more than 10,000 COVID-19 cases
As of April 2, Michigan had recorded more than 10,000 cases of coronavirus disease (COVID-19), with 417 deaths. To help control the COVID-19 pandemic, Michigan
Governor requests to extend state’s declared state of emergency and disaster by 70 days
On April 1, Governor Gretchen Whitmer signed Executive Order 2020-33, which recognizes the expanded scope of economic, educational, and civic dislocation caused by the COVID-19,
Executive order suspends face-to-face learning at K-12 Schools for remainder of school year
On April 2, Governor Gretchen Whitmer signed Executive Order 2020-35, which orders all K-12 school buildings to close for the remainder of the school year-unless
Citywide curfew now in effect
Image by Sergei Tokmakov from Pixabay On April 1, Mayor Sheldon Neeley announced that he would initiate a citywide curfew took effect April 2. The curfew is from
Over 2,000 Michigan companies hiring despite pandemic
Michigan companies need to fill thousands of critical, immediate vacancies to support work during the COVID-19 pandemic, including those in logistics, healthcare, manufacturing and agribusiness industries. The