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Why doctors say this summer is definitely not time to ease up on vaccinations, boosters and other forms of COVID prevention

TanyaJune 1, 2022June 1, 2022

by TanyaJune 1, 2022June 1, 20220612

Written by Tanya Terry The Flint Community Webinar on Coronavirus once again enlightened the community on truths concerning COVID-19, the COVID vaccine and the world...

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MCC President named Distinguished Alumni by Texas Woman’s University

TanyaMay 30, 2022

by TanyaMay 30, 20220906

Mott Community College (MCC) President Dr. Beverly Walker-Griffea has been recognized with the Distinguished Alumni Award for 2022 by her alma mater Texas Woman’s University....

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Michigan nonprofit selected for national racial equity cohort

TanyaMay 26, 2022

by TanyaMay 26, 202201105

Flint, MI – Communities First, Inc. (CFI), a Flint based but Michigan nonprofit, was recently selected for the Building Health Places Network (BHPN) 2022 Community...

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Judge Stephanie Dawkins Davis confirmed to the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit

TanyaMay 24, 2022May 24, 2022

by TanyaMay 24, 2022May 24, 202201237

Featured photo: Judge Stephanie Dawkins Davis with U.S. Senators Debbie Stabenow WASHINGTON — U.S. Senators Debbie Stabenow and Gary Peters announced the U.S. Senate confirmed...

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Local moms struggling amidst a nationwide formula shortage

TanyaMay 23, 2022

by TanyaMay 23, 202201002

Featured photo: Teaira Young and her daughter Ja’Adore Adams Photos courtesy of Teaira Young Written by Jameca Patrick-Singleton Teaira Young gave birth to her first...

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Judson Center encourages strong families and healthy minds during National Foster Care and Mental Health Awareness Month

TanyaMay 13, 2022

by TanyaMay 13, 20220842

Farmington Hills, MI – May is both National Foster Care Month and Mental Health Awareness Month, and the non-profit human services agency Judson Center is using...

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Take these 6 steps to get your health back on track

TanyaApril 22, 2022

by TanyaApril 22, 20220839

(StatePoint) Since the start of the pandemic, Americans have been postponing routine care. With more Americans vaccinated against COVID-19, medical experts are urging patients to...

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The state of the pandemic and hope for better days

TanyaApril 22, 2022

by TanyaApril 22, 20220761

Featured photo by Sora Shimazaki at https://www.pexels.com Written by Tanya Terry COVID-19 cases are starting to creep up again overall across the nation, according to...

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Bill to strengthen the U.S. Postal Service is law

TanyaApril 22, 2022

by TanyaApril 22, 20220604

The United States Postal Service is one of our nation’s oldest and most trusted institutions. It’s the only carrier that delivers to EVERY address in...

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Michigan police release bodycam videos of fatal officer shooting

TanyaApril 14, 2022April 14, 2022

by TanyaApril 14, 2022April 14, 202201103

Watch “Michigan police release bodycam videos of fatal officer shooting” from ABC. Also read: Gov. Whitmer, Lt. Gov. Gilchrist II statements on shooting of Patrick...

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Why doctors say this summer is definitely not time to ease up on vaccinations, boosters and other forms of COVID prevention

MCC President named Distinguished Alumni by Texas Woman’s University

Michigan nonprofit selected for national racial equity cohort

Judge Stephanie Dawkins Davis confirmed to the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit

Local moms struggling amidst a nationwide formula shortage

Judson Center encourages strong families and healthy minds during National Foster Care and Mental Health Awareness Month

Take these 6 steps to get your health back on track

The state of the pandemic and hope for better days

Bill to strengthen the U.S. Postal Service is law

Michigan police release bodycam videos of fatal officer shooting

Two lawsuits against EPA regarding Water Crisis moving forward despite shutdown

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A heart for the community offered in inviting atmosphere as Applewood programming winds down for year

Sue Peters named next Ruth Mott Foundation president as Raquel Thueme retires

Year-round Genesee County cultural programs allow seniors to stay active, engaged and healthy

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