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Communities First, Inc. to host Wealthy You 2022 Resource Fair

TanyaApril 18, 2022

by TanyaApril 18, 20220951

Free community event to include professional, educational and holistic health resources Flint, MI – Communities First, Inc., a local nonprofit, invites community members to attend a free...

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The 1619 Project comes to Flint to open eyes and increase awareness

TanyaApril 17, 2022April 17, 2022

by TanyaApril 17, 2022April 17, 20220810

Featured photo: Nikole Hannah-Jones, Pulitzer Prize-winning creator of the 1619 Project Photos by Anthony Davis Written by Tanya Terry Nikole Hannah-Jones is a staff writer...

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Multi-employer job fair being hosted locally, with unemployment rates remain steady in the single digits with more than ten-thousand jobs available in Flint

TanyaApril 15, 2022

by TanyaApril 15, 20220920

FLINT, MI (04/15/2022) Ten-thousand five hundred and thirty-one jobs are available in Flint as of April 13, 2022 (Indeed). The 30.9% unemployment rate recorded in April...

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Over $10 million in federal funding from Bipartisan Infrastructure Law will strengthen transit systems, create jobs

TanyaApril 15, 2022

by TanyaApril 15, 20220818

FLINT—Congressman Dan Kildee, Chief Deputy Whip of the House Democratic Caucus, today applauded the delivery of $10,382,118 in federal funds for mid-Michigan to upgrade and strengthen public...

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UM-Flint awarded prestigious LEED Green Building Certification

TanyaApril 15, 2022

by TanyaApril 15, 20220775

The Murchie Science Building Expansion project is certified LEED Silver Flint, MI: The University of Michigan-Flint announced this week that it has been awarded LEED...

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Mayor Neeley appoints Arnold Brown as new city services manager

TanyaApril 15, 2022

by TanyaApril 15, 202201230

Featured photo: Arnold Brown, new city services manager FLINT, Michigan — Mayor Sheldon Neeley announced yesterday, on April 14, that Arnold Brown has joined the...

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Ruth Mott Foundation renews funding for Y Safe Places

TanyaApril 15, 2022

by TanyaApril 15, 20220693

Flint, MI – The YMCA of Greater Flint is pleased to announce the Ruth Mott Foundation is continuing its support of Y Safe Places with...

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Eric May’s ousted as Flint City Council President; Ethics and Accountability Board looking into removal

TanyaApril 13, 2022April 28, 2022

by TanyaApril 13, 2022April 28, 202201729

Written by Jameca Patrick-Singleton After a more than 10-hour meeting that started on Monday April 11, 2022 and ended in the early morning hours of...

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Human Relations Commission strives to eliminate racism in the city

TanyaApril 13, 2022

by TanyaApril 13, 202201128

Featured photo: City of Flint Ombudsperson Tane’ Dorsey talked to the Courier about the current goals of the city’s Human Relations Commission (HRC). Written by...

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Flint deputy fire chief receives highest designation of chief fire officer written by Jameca Patrick-Singleton

TanyaApril 13, 2022April 28, 2022

by TanyaApril 13, 2022April 28, 20220780

Featured photo: City of Flint Deputy Fire Chief and International Association of Black Professional Firefighters (IABPFF) President Carrie Edwards-Clemons Written by Jameca Patrick-Singleton Being an...

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Communities First, Inc. to host Wealthy You 2022 Resource Fair

The 1619 Project comes to Flint to open eyes and increase awareness

Multi-employer job fair being hosted locally, with unemployment rates remain steady in the single digits with more than ten-thousand jobs available in Flint

Over $10 million in federal funding from Bipartisan Infrastructure Law will strengthen transit systems, create jobs

UM-Flint awarded prestigious LEED Green Building Certification

Mayor Neeley appoints Arnold Brown as new city services manager

Ruth Mott Foundation renews funding for Y Safe Places

Eric May’s ousted as Flint City Council President; Ethics and Accountability Board looking into removal

Human Relations Commission strives to eliminate racism in the city

Flint deputy fire chief receives highest designation of chief fire officer written by Jameca Patrick-Singleton

Party to take place at Flint Children’s Museum December 31

Fight to restore $645 million cut for kids with cancer, new moms and infants continues

25 local small businesses receive funding from the Flint & Genesee Small Business Support Hub

First Two Bills Authored by Rep. Kristen McDonald Rivet Signed into Law

Communities First, Inc. (CFI) hopes to bring festive cheer local residents of all ages Dec. 22

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Party to take place at Flint Children’s Museum December 31

Fight to restore $645 million cut for kids with cancer, new moms and infants continues

25 local small businesses receive funding from the Flint & Genesee Small Business Support Hub

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The Flint Central High School Class of 1995 Alumni Committee to host a mini-tailgate/holiday donation drive

Vehicle City Sports Commission adds basketball, celebrates Flintstone legacy

Law Enforcement Agencies Host Community Basketball Event for Youth in Downtown Flint

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