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Doctor whose research exposed Flint water crisis returns to work after battling COVID-19

TanyaMay 23, 2020May 25, 2020

by TanyaMay 23, 2020May 25, 202001540

Dr. Mona Hanna-Attisha; pediatrician with Michigan State University and Hurley Children’s Hospital, whose research exposed the Flint water crisis, went back to work on May...

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Michigan Department of Corrections completes testing of every prisoner in system

TanyaMay 22, 2020

by TanyaMay 22, 202001088

Image by Ichigo121212 from Pixabay Following the completion of testing prisoners at Michigan Reformatory in Ionia for COVID-19, the Michigan Department of Corrections has completed its goal of...

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Governor extends Michigan’s Safer at Home order until June 12, along with temporary closure of gyms and theaters

TanyaMay 22, 2020

by TanyaMay 22, 202001182

On May 22, Governor Gretchen Whitmer signed Executive Order 2020-100 to extend Michigan’s Safer at Home order until June 12. The governor’s order also protects...

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Michigan National Guard aids residents impacted by Midland flooding and continue COVID-19 response

TanyaMay 22, 2020

by TanyaMay 22, 20200918

On May 20, Michigan National Guard units from Bay City, Saginaw, Port Huron, and other nearby communities responded to a request from Michigan State Police...

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Government officials call for action to help unemployed Michiganders who lost food assistance

TanyaMay 22, 2020

by TanyaMay 22, 202001527

34,000 Michiganders have lost food assistance after receiving federally backed unemployment insurance benefits. The House-passed Heroes Act includes an intended fix for this situation. On...

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City employees continue to be impacted by spread of COVID-19

TanyaMay 22, 2020

by TanyaMay 22, 202001152

A total of 11 city of Flint employees are known to have tested positive for COVID-19, according to the city of Flint Human Resources Department....

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Tittabawassee River could be in flood stage until holiday

TanyaMay 22, 2020

by TanyaMay 22, 202001302

As of 10 p.m. on May 21, the Tittabawassee River level was under 30 feet and receding. About 11,000 people evacuated Midland and the surrounding...

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Governor attempts to safely reopen auto dealerships and retail businesses and sets other allowances in place

TanyaMay 21, 2020

by TanyaMay 21, 202001197

On May 21, Governor Gretchen Whitmer signed executive order 2020-96 to reopen retail businesses and auto dealerships by appointment statewide on May 26, as part of her MI Safe Start...

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Paving operations on Pasadena Avenue

TanyaMay 21, 2020May 22, 2020

by TanyaMay 21, 2020May 22, 202001050

The Genesee County Road Commission paves Pasadena Avenue from Warner Road to Linden Road in Flint Township on May 21, until approximately 7 p.m. Traffic...

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Governor extends executive order permitting early refills for up to 90-days’ supply of pharmaceuticals

TanyaMay 20, 2020

by TanyaMay 20, 20200963

Governor Gretchen Whitmer signed Executive Order 2020-93 extending her previous order which gives pharmacists increased operational capacity and expands access to prescriptions for Michiganders who need them. Executive...

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Doctor whose research exposed Flint water crisis returns to work after battling COVID-19

Michigan Department of Corrections completes testing of every prisoner in system

Governor extends Michigan’s Safer at Home order until June 12, along with temporary closure of gyms and theaters

Michigan National Guard aids residents impacted by Midland flooding and continue COVID-19 response

Government officials call for action to help unemployed Michiganders who lost food assistance

City employees continue to be impacted by spread of COVID-19

Tittabawassee River could be in flood stage until holiday

Governor attempts to safely reopen auto dealerships and retail businesses and sets other allowances in place

Paving operations on Pasadena Avenue

Governor extends executive order permitting early refills for up to 90-days’ supply of pharmaceuticals

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Nana Darcele Stories launches 6th series book, “’Kaygan’s Adventure: I Choose Calm’

Genesee County Health Department encouraging kindergarten readiness with oral health assessments

Women unite for connection and growth at annual “GatHERing” event March 14

Council votes against administration’s proposal concerning water rate increase

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