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Youth essay and scholarship contests honor future and current community champions

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Photo: left to right Max Slezak; first place winner of the Health Career Scholarship Contest focused on Oral Health, Sherika Finklea; community health worker coordinator

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Three Generations of Academic Excellence

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Flint, Mich. — A love of learning and educating others runs deep for one Flint family. Roxie Lewis started it all when she graduated from

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Make Your Weight Loss Goals a Reality

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(Family Features) — Losing weight is a highly personal journey as a wide range of factors can affect a person’s ability to do so. There’s

Ready to Change Your Life in 2020? Come Hear About the Diabetes Prevention Program!

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Over 2.7 million people in Michigan have prediabetes, but type 2 diabetes can be prevented FLINT, MICH. —Just in time for New Year’s Resolutions, the National

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Poetry Confessions: Tea Time with Flint’s First Poet Laureate

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By Semaj Brown, Flint’s First Poet Laureate I prepared a large pot of chamomile tea for us. You do not particularly care for the flavor

African American Children’s Book Festival Coming Saturday, Dec. 7

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Kingdom Influence Spotlights Youth Talent and Children’s Books Local Nonprofit Organization Brings Awareness of Culturally Affirming Books Flint, Mich. — Non-profit organization, Kingdom Influence, is

Communities First, Inc. to Host 5th Annual African American Film Series at Flint Institute of Arts

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Communities First, Inc. partners with the Flint Institute of Arts to host the fifth annual African American Film Series. The series is designed to inspire,

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SPEAK to BE HEARD: Scott School Alum Teaches Flint Students the Art of Communication

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By Sheri L. Stuart, Staff Writer It’s been more than 50 years since Myron McFee Tucker and a group of neighborhood kids walked the halls

Genesee District Library and Flint Handmade to Host 6th Annual Book Lovers’ Craft Fair

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The Genesee District Library (GDL) and Flint Handmade (FH) will host the 6th Annual Book Lovers’ Craft Fair at the Grand Blanc-McFarlen Library on Saturday,

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Genesee Intermediate School District to Host Job Fair

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The Genesee Intermediate School District (GISD) provides a variety of educational and support services to students, families, and educators across Genesee County and is seeking

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Youth essay and scholarship contests honor future and current community champions

Three Generations of Academic Excellence

Make Your Weight Loss Goals a Reality

Ready to Change Your Life in 2020? Come Hear About the Diabetes Prevention Program!

Poetry Confessions: Tea Time with Flint’s First Poet Laureate

African American Children’s Book Festival Coming Saturday, Dec. 7

Communities First, Inc. to Host 5th Annual African American Film Series at Flint Institute of Arts

SPEAK to BE HEARD: Scott School Alum Teaches Flint Students the Art of Communication

Genesee District Library and Flint Handmade to Host 6th Annual Book Lovers’ Craft Fair

Genesee Intermediate School District to Host Job Fair

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