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LANSING – Ahead of Utility Scam Awareness Day tomorrow, November 20, Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel is reissuing her consumer alert on utility imposter scams. These schemes typically involve scammers posing as utility company employees to trick consumers into providing money and personal or financial information. "Scammers often bully utility consumers, threatening to shut off their gas or electricity to coerce them into handing over personal or financial information," Nessel said. "...
The Tri-County Breast and Cervical Cancer Control Program (BCCCP) offers FREE mammograms, breast screenings, Pap smears and follow-up testing to eligible uninsured women or insured women who face high out-of-pocket costs due to their insurance deductible. We're part of the Michigan Breast and Cervical Cancer Control Program and have been serving women in Wayne, Oakland and Macomb Counties since 1992. We are now also serving Livingston and Washtenaw Counties. A Little About Us The Tri-County Brea...
ALPENA, MI--At their quarterly meeting held today in Alpena, the Michigan Civil Rights Commission passed a resolution to establish a set of guiding principles for use of artificial intelligence (AI) in Michigan. They also passed a resolution in support of SB 205-207, bills that would prohibit discrimination in housing based on source of income. "The use of AI is all but ubiquitous," said Commission Chair Gloria Lara, "and the speed and extent of its adoption demands we take seriously the...
Mayor Mike Duggan and several members of City Council rolled out a dramatic change in the way new affordable housing projects are approved, with the goal of making Detroit the easiest community in Michigan to build affordable housing. "We have built or preserved $1 billion in affordable housing units in the last 5 years, but the way our population is growing and rents are rising, we have to build another $1 billion to keep long-time Detroiters from priced out of the city," Mayor Duggan said....
SMART Week August 26–30, 2024 marks the first annual SMART Week - a time when we come together to spread the word on the critical importance of secure gun storage to prevent gun violence. One of the smartest things adults can do to keep kids, classrooms, and communities safe from gun violence is raise awareness about secure gun storage. SMART Week is all about educating communities on the simple steps that everyone - gun owners and non-gun owners alike - can take right now to prevent gun v...
This entire month is dedicated to raising public awareness about asthma and allergies, their impact on people and their families, and to promote understanding the importance of diagnosis, treatment, and management. Here are ways you can join Allergy & Asthma Network in celebrating Asthma and Allergy Awareness month! Advocate with us on May 8 by sending letters or emails to members of Congress on Key Issues and federal campaigns, such as, the Healthy at Home Act or the Elijah E. Cummings Family...
The 34th Grand Prix event in the City's history will return to the 1.7-mile, nine-turn Streets of Downtown Detroit circuit that runs along the award-winning Detroit Riverwalk, May 31-June 2, 2024. With new viewing options and entertainment packages, fans can purchase tickets at www.DetroitGP.com/Tickets or through the event's Ticket Hotline at 866-464-PRIX (7749). Building off the momentum of a tremendously successful return to the Streets of Downtown Detroit last summer, the Chevrolet Detroit...
This historic convening of the community was a huge success. The goal was to empower and celebrate the Michigan faith based, community based, and business partners to share pivotal resources. The attendees in person and virtually heard from representatives for key Department of Commerce initiatives and priorities, including opportunities to engage with the Center for Faith-Based and Neighborhood Partnerships. The information that was given will help further the mission, to promote equity, job cr...
"Rouge," a full-length documentary by filmmaker Hamoody Jaafar, a Downriver native who tells not only the story of the 2020 team working toward the school's 15th state championship but also the history of River Rouge basketball and the lasting threads in the modern era. Highlights of the film - In the 1950s, legendary high school basketball coach Lofton Greene led the recently racially integrated River Rouge High School Panthers to a record number of state championships in a league of otherwise...
NEW YORK - March 19, 2024 - The 2024 NFL Draft presented by Bud Light is heading to Detroit for the first time. The three-day event will be free and open to fans in the downtown area surrounding the award-winning Campus Martius Park and Hart Plaza from April 25 – April 27. Fans can now register for free entry by downloading the NFL OnePass app or on the web at NFL.com/DraftAccess. All adults are required to register but can also register up to five children to get into the event. "The NFL D...
WASHINGTON, D.C. - Today, Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib (MI-12) released the following statement opposing H.R. 7024: "I oppose this GOP-led bill that gives billions of dollars in tax breaks to the rich, while leaving behind millions of children living in poverty. Our families deserve so much better than a bill that trades massive tax breaks for the richest Americans for crumbs for a fraction of the poorest children in our country. In the first year, the richest 120,000 households would get a...
QUEEN GRANT APR. 1, 1928 – DEC. 19, 2023 Queen was born in Shreveport, Louisiana and through her many travels, she met her late husband John Grant, Jr. and they moved to Boston. From there they moved to Montreal Canada and then to Detroit Michigan where other family members lived. They had their daughter Michelle while living in Detroit. Queen loved to travel and visited places like Spain, England, Israel and Hawaii just to name a few. She also loved to knit, sew, carve, do yard work and s...
The National Day of Service is a federal holiday in the United States that is observed on the third Monday of January each year. It was established to honor the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., an American Baptist minister and activist who played a key role in the American civil rights movement. The day is intended to encourage Americans to engage in community service and volunteer work in order to help address social issues and promote equality and justice in their communities . The day...
I am thankful for me and my Husband Rod's good health and our marriage. I am also thankful all for the Blessings and lessons that God provides for me each and every day. Martha Bassett My life is a life of gratitude all the time. Although I have a testimony, I am extremely grateful because of God's grace and love for me, that is why I am blessed. I am so grateful for all my loving family, church and friends who care for me and treat me kind. I am thankful to be able to eat food every day and...
There are many scholarships that are available to high school students and college students. Apply for more chances to get money for coll Ahmadi Family Scholarship Eligibility: Any first-generation high school or undergraduate student who has financial need and is the child of immigrant parents may apply for this scholarship. Amount: $2,000 Winners: 4 winners, $500 each Application Deadline: Nov 15, 2023 Scholarship link: https://bold.org/scholarships/ahmadi-family-scholarship/ Bulchand and...
The High School Regionals Football games will be played this weekend. The schedule is here. Division 1 Regionals R1 Davison (11-0) 82.444 at Rockford (11-0) 85.667 @ Ted Carlson Stadium (Ted) - Rockford - S 6:00 PM R2 Northville (10-1) 78.667 at Belleville (11-0) 84.000 @ Belleville Stadium - S 1:00 PM R3 Clarkston (6-5) 62.111 at West Bloomfield (9-2) 77.556 @ West Bloomfield High School - F 7:00 PM R4 Southfield Arts &; Technology (10-1) 74.667 at Clinton Township Chippewa Valley (9-2) 77.022...
In October, the Michigan Minority Supplier Development Council (MMSDC) named four trailblazers including Leon C. Richardson and Carla Walker-Miller as 2023 Michigan Minority Hall of Fame Legends. The Hall of Fame was created to ensure that iconic Michiganders are celebrated for the transformational impact they've made on Michigan's minority business growth, the indelible imprint they've made on minority businesses that are driving the state's economy while empowering communities that are often...
DETROIT, MI - October 16, 2023 - United Way for Southeastern has announced the unveiling of an innovative hands-on learning space for River Rouge elementary students. The Ann Visger Innovation Lab is an interactive environment designed to help students learn and grow their interest and competency in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) fields. The lab is made possible thanks to a generous donation from Ernst & Young (EY), in partnership with United Way for Southeastern...
NORA ALEXANDER MAY 8 1955 - , SEPT. 23, 2023 Nora Vernice Alexander was born in Detroit and graduated from Northwestern High School in 1973. Her sons were the pride and joy of her life. She later married Drewry Alexander in 1990. Nora's love extended beyond her family and she embraced the dance community. Her dedication could also be seen throughout her career at Michigan Works helping people to find employment and build better lives. Nora is survived by her loving husband Drewry Alexander,...
ALICIA JOHNSON Alicia Nicole Johnson was born in Detroit and she graduated from Pershing High School and furthered her education with a degree in Business Management from Baker's College in Flint. She loved to play cards, dance from her granddaddy. She had a creative style when it came to making clothes, arts and crafts, doing make-up. For many years, she worked in the banking industry after college. She later worked for the City of Detroit's Fire Department. Her faith was in Jehovah God. Her...
ANTHONY WILLIAMS MAR. 6, 1988 – SEPT. 23, 2023 Anthony Williams was born in Detroit and attended Cooley High School and WC3 college for HVAC. He later became an entrepreneur in landscaping services and named the business in memory of his best friend (Irv Gip Lawn Services). He loved being around family and friends. He had a contagious laugh and was the life of any party and he loved dancing. He was always willing to help someone and he had a beautiful soul. Anthony leaves to cherish his m...
Updated as of August 2023 - The City completed a limited environmental testing program to assess certain public properties potentially susceptible to impact from airborne deposition of particulate or other pollutants generated by planned demolition activities at DTE's nearby coal-fired power plant as well as surrounding heavy industry. The properties consisted of Belanger Park, John Jakubowski Park, and the Great Lakes Athletic Fields (GLAFs). In working cooperatively with the United States Envi...
On Tuesday, August 8, people in several Wayne County Cities cast their votes. They voted on Mayors, City Council positions, millages and other items. Although the results were low as compared to the upcoming General Election, this was the time for people voices to be heard.. The results are as follows: Melvindale Mayor Top two candidates advance Wheeler T. Marsee Nicole M. Shkira Dearborn Heights City Council Three positions; top six candidates advance Mo Baydoun * Denise Malinowski Maxwell Ray...
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If you are at least 17.5 years old, a U.S. citizen, a Michigan resident, and are not currently serving a sentence in jail or prison, you can register to vote in Michigan. As a registered Michigan voter, you cannot cast a ballot in an election until you are at least 18 years old. If you are eligible and of-age, you will be automatically registered to vote anytime you complete a Michigan license or ID transaction with the Secretary of State, unless you opt-out. You can also register to vote...
