Articles from the April 30, 2020 edition
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Governor Whitmer Announces "Futures for Frontliners," a G.I. Bill Program for Essential Workers
Program Will Provide Tuition-Free Postsecondary Education Opportunities for Essential Workers; Governor Announces Other Initiatives to Protect Workers and Their Families During the Ongoing COVID-19...
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Census Data Can Help in Genealogical Search
here are no shortages of public service announcements urging participation in the 2020 Census-and with good reason. The data is used to determine federal funding and congressional representation. In...
Black-Owned Newspapers and Media Companies Are Small Businesses Too!
Publishers of Black-owned community newspapers, including Janis Ware of the Atlanta Voice, Cheryl Smith of Texas Metro News, Chris Bennett of the Seattle Medium, Denise Rolark Barnes of the...
GARDEN CITY'S MAY 5TH ELECTION WILL BE ALL ABSENTEE/MAIL
The May 5th Garden City Schools Bond Millage Election is Absentee/Mail Only. In accordance with Governor Whitmer's Executive Order #2020-27, the Tuesday, May 5, 2020 Garden City Public Schools...
AHRC urges President Trump to bail out the US Postal Service:
The American Human Rights Council (AHRC-USA) urges President Trump and Congress to provide all the necessary assistance to the US Postal service (USPS). The US Postal service is as essential. All...
I'm tired of being in the house, But I must stay in
Oh how I would love for things to be back to normal; or just a little less confined. It has been about five weeks of being in the house and I seem to be having 'cabin fever'. I have watched some good...
Was the Draft a lesson in futility?
The National Football League conducted their annual draft last weekend, and the Lions’ results where pretty much mmh. Nothing spectacular, nothing too bad. No surprises. They filled some needs. S...
