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Articles from the April 25, 2019 edition


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  • Congress, Coffee and Conversation with Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib in Romulus

    Renee Summers, Telegram Reporter|Apr 25, 2019

    Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib of Michigan's 13th District knows the importance of keeping in touch with those who elected her to serve in Washington, D.C. A native of Detroit and serving her first term as a member of the United States House of Representatives, Tlaib says she repeatedly has heard voters throughout her district asking, "Don't forget about us, don't just do Detroit-centered issues." In her short time as a congresswoman, Tlaib has met with the mayor of every city within her district... Full story

  • Tyrone Campbell The Man After The War

    Xaiver Jones, Telegram Media Specialst|Apr 25, 2019

    It's always been difficult for civilians to gain a clear understanding of the Vietnam war. American involvement surly transitioned our countries timeline. American view of the government shifted, as well as the economy, voting age changed, and the end to the draft system. No soldier returned home the same man or woman that left. Others didn't make it home. They have witnessed horrible things, and faced earth shattering decisions as a part of the work day. Most Veterans have a hard time sharing... Full story

  • Professor Dr. Michael Eric Dyson Launches "Conversation Peace,"

    Apr 25, 2019

    CHICAGO – Dr. Michael Eric Dyson this week kicked-off "Conversation Peace," his first-ever tour of historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs) in the United States. Dr. Dyson, the noted academic, author, lecturer, minister and radio host, on Tuesday spoke at Harris-Stowe State University in St. Louis, followed by Bethune-Cookman University in Daytona Beach and Wayne County Community College District-Northwest Campus in Detroit as the third stop of the tour. Morehouse College is the n... Full story

  • FILM REVIEW: By Dwight Brown

    Dwight Brown|Apr 25, 2019

    Little is a guilty pleasure. The guilt comes as you watch a 14-year-old actress (Marsai Martin, Black-ish) behaving like a lustful 38-year-old female who flirts with a middle school teacher.It's kinda pervy. Or when an executive assistant (Issa Rae, HBO's Insecure) points to her nether regions and gives aman a sexy stare. Fine for adults to see, but do tweens need to look at that? The pure pleasure comes when you laugh at the extremely funny and very animated performances by Martin, Rae and the... Full story

  • 'TRUMPianTale'

    Dr. John Telford, Contributor|Apr 25, 2019

    Back in early 2016, might Hollywood have ever accepted this far-fetched 'TRUMPian Tale' for a movie? Let us reflect for a moment that there ac- tually has dwelled in our dis-United States a psycho-pathologically narcissistic, infantile, draft-dodging liar named Trump whose Wharton professor once pronounced him "the dumbest student I ever had," and who was given $400 million by his father--a former Ku Klux Klansman--to get started in business. This racist, ignorant, amorally sinister son of an... Full story

  • Household Hazardous Waste Requires Proper Disposal

    Renee Summers, Telegram Reporter|Apr 25, 2019

    As consumers, we often do not think about the hazardous products we keep in our homes. Under the kitchen sink we keep drain cleaners and household cleaners of all sorts. In the bathroom we keep nail polish remover, old pharmaceuticals, and perhaps a thermometer containing mercury. The garage or tool shed may contain a host of hazardous items including wood stripper, pesticides and automobile fluids such as anti-freeze. What do we do with these products when we are finished with them? More often... Full story

  • 2020 Closing Budget Statement from Council President Brenda Jones

    Apr 25, 2019

    As we approach the end of the 2019 - 2020 Budget Approval cycle, I am pleased to announce that Detroit City Council and the Mayor's Administration have collaborated to present the fourth consecutive balanced budget for the City of Detroit. This is our first independent budget review in six years, occurring as the Financial Review Commission is in its first year of dormancy after emergency management, bankruptcy and the Plan of Adjustment. I would like to thank all who were involved in... Full story