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The Flint Water Crisis Past and Present: Sandra Jones-a community center director’s illustration

TanyaMay 30, 2020May 30, 2020

by TanyaMay 30, 2020May 30, 202002652

Featured photo: A food and water giveaway at the Bethel United Methodist Church. Bethel United Methodist Church is a HELP Center site, of which Greater...

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Up to $1,000 available to 2020 high school graduates because of pandemic

TanyaMay 29, 2020

by TanyaMay 29, 202001434

Genesee Intermediate School District (GISD) is excited to announce that the Genesee Opportunity (GO) stipend has reached its highest amount to date. Up to $850...

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Consumers Energy to extend protections and assistance for vulnerable households to June 12

TanyaMay 28, 2020

by TanyaMay 28, 202001447

Michigan’s regulated utilities have agreed to extend, through mid-June, the shutoff protections, flexible payment plans and other options they’ve offered to help customers struggling to...

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UIA working to protect workers as fraud increases due to increased benefits

TanyaMay 27, 2020

by TanyaMay 27, 202001338

The expanded benefits available under the newly created federal Pandemic Unemployment Assistance (PUA) program has resulted in increased activity among criminals-particularly those posing as self-employed...

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Statewide platform continues connecting Michigan employers with PPE producers and suppliers as non-essential businesses begin reopening

TanyaMay 27, 2020

by TanyaMay 27, 20200959

With efforts to re-engage Michigan’s economy underway through recent executive orders signed by Governor Gretchen Whitmer, the Pure Michigan Business Connect program through the Michigan...

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Governor signs Executive Order 2020-104 expanding COVID-19 testing opportunities

TanyaMay 26, 2020

by TanyaMay 26, 202001133

On May 26, Governor Gretchen Whitmer signed Executive Order 2020-104, which expands the types of medical personnel that can order a test, and creates a new category...

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Sunday and holiday COVID-19 testing available at local church

TanyaMay 24, 2020May 24, 2020

by TanyaMay 24, 2020May 24, 202001397

To help get more City of Flint residents tested, the Michigan National Guard will operate a two-day, drive-through COVID-19 testing site at Shiloh Missionary Baptist...

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The Flint Water Crisis affected pets also

TanyaMay 24, 2020

by TanyaMay 24, 202003170

Featured photo (l to r): Dancer and Lino sleeping on a footstool, both of whom were affected by the leaded water in Flint. Written by...

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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, 202001541

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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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, 202001184

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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The Flint Water Crisis Past and Present: Sandra Jones-a community center director’s illustration

Up to $1,000 available to 2020 high school graduates because of pandemic

Consumers Energy to extend protections and assistance for vulnerable households to June 12

UIA working to protect workers as fraud increases due to increased benefits

Statewide platform continues connecting Michigan employers with PPE producers and suppliers as non-essential businesses begin reopening

Governor signs Executive Order 2020-104 expanding COVID-19 testing opportunities

Sunday and holiday COVID-19 testing available at local church

The Flint Water Crisis affected pets also

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

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

Aaron Malone celebrates 60 years of gospel ministry: The Flint SouthernAires

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Investing in those who protect Flint: Flint City Council approves deal between Flint Patrol Officers Association and the City

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Board of Commissioners vote to move two proposals concerning controversial Flock Safety license plate reading cameras to full board

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