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Eviction Diversion Program to be available July 16 following temporary suspension of evictions

TanyaJune 26, 2020

by TanyaJune 26, 20200244

On June 26, Governor Gretchen Whitmer signed Executive Order 2020-134, extending the temporary suspension of evictions until July 15 and creating the Eviction Diversion Program,...

Pastor Emeritus Troy Lee Jr. leaves behind a legacy of love

TanyaJune 19, 2020

by TanyaJune 19, 20200243

Photo: Pastor Emeritus Troy Lee Jr. Written by Tanya Terry Pastor Emeritus Troy Lee Jr., affectionately known as Pastor TJ Lee, could be spotted from...

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Supreme Court votes to keep protections for ‘Dreamers’ in place

TanyaJune 18, 2020

by TanyaJune 18, 20200184

It came as a shock to many. But, immigration advocates are thrilled with the decision the Supreme Court recently made. On June 18, by a...

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Local high school celebrates graduates in unique manner

TanyaJune 16, 2020June 18, 2020

by TanyaJune 16, 2020June 18, 20200223

Photos by Edric Brandon Written by Antonio Sweeney Madison Academy High School (MAHS) Home of the Eagles celebrated 32 graduating seniors this month at the...

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Flint woman survives COVID-19, wakes up from coma and receives symbolic keys to the city and title “Queen Sharon”

TanyaJune 14, 2020June 14, 2020

by TanyaJune 14, 2020June 14, 20200218

Featured photo: Friends and relatives, many of whom drove by her house waving June 13, told the Flint Courier News why they now refer to...

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Frontline doctor practicing locally answers questions Flint Courier News readers may have about COVID-19

TanyaJune 7, 2020June 8, 2020

by TanyaJune 7, 2020June 8, 20200375

Photo: James Brown, MD Written by Tanya Terry James Brown, MD, board certified in family medicine, who has been practicing physician in Genesee County for...

Protesters “take over Saginaw Street” to make their voices heard

TanyaJune 7, 2020June 9, 2020

by TanyaJune 7, 2020June 9, 20200247

Written by Tanya Terry When protest organizers shouted out to the crowd “no justice,” the crowd hollered back “no peace.” Organizers and other participants yelled...

Recent local rally and meeting move beyond conversations about justice

TanyaJune 5, 2020June 8, 2020

by TanyaJune 5, 2020June 8, 20200335

Photo: Jowanne Carrigan, advertising representative for the Flint Courier News, who also was a homicide detective for 14 of years in Flint Written by Tanya...

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In response to death of George Floyd, Mayor Neeley creates Black Lives Matter Advisory Council for Flint Police Department

TanyaJune 1, 2020

by TanyaJune 1, 20200173

On June 1, Mayor Sheldon Neeley today announced a series of actions being taken by the city of Flint in response to the death of...

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Governor Whitmer rescinds Safer at Home Order, moving Michigan to phase four of the MI Safe Start Plan

TanyaJune 1, 2020June 1, 2020

by TanyaJune 1, 2020June 1, 20200302

On June 1, Governor Gretchen Whitmer signed Executive Order 2020-110, rescinding her Safer at Home order and moving the entire state to phase four of...

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Eviction Diversion Program to be available July 16 following temporary suspension of evictions

Pastor Emeritus Troy Lee Jr. leaves behind a legacy of love

Supreme Court votes to keep protections for ‘Dreamers’ in place

Local high school celebrates graduates in unique manner

Flint woman survives COVID-19, wakes up from coma and receives symbolic keys to the city and title “Queen Sharon”

Frontline doctor practicing locally answers questions Flint Courier News readers may have about COVID-19

Protesters “take over Saginaw Street” to make their voices heard

Recent local rally and meeting move beyond conversations about justice

In response to death of George Floyd, Mayor Neeley creates Black Lives Matter Advisory Council for Flint Police Department

Governor Whitmer rescinds Safer at Home Order, moving Michigan to phase four of the MI Safe Start Plan

Recent graduate convinced she had COVID-19 before it was diagnosed in Michigan

Michigan families urged to catch children up on needed vaccines

Genesee County receives $2.8 Million for rental assistance for Eviction Diversion Program

Willful violation of statewide mask order to be misdemeanor subject to a $500 criminal penalty

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