Articles from the August 26, 2021 edition

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 By Stacy M. Brown    News    August 26, 2021

Rev. Jesse Jackson Speaks About His and Wife's Covid Diagnosis

While he and his wife remain hospitalized in a Chicago hospital after positive Covid tests, the Rev. Jesse Jackson told the Black Press that he remains vigilant in fighting for freedom, justice, and...

 

Wildlife Refuge on Detroit River Open to Welcome the Community

If you've been looking for an additional option to take the family outdoors to interact with nature, consider the Refuge Gateway at the Detroit River International Wildlife Refuge (DRIWR) in Trenton....

 

Governor Whitmer Proclaims August 26 as Women's Equality Day

LANSING -- Governor Whitmer today proclaimed August 26 as Women's Equality Day. August 26, 2021 commemorates the 101st anniversary of the addition of the 19th amendment to the United States...

 

FEMA Disaster Relief Deadline is Approaching

Dear Neighbor, I'm writing to remind you that time is running out to apply for FEMA disaster relief for the floods that ravaged our communities. The deadline is Monday, Sept. 13, 2021-less than three...

 

Name a school for Will

In the June edition of the 'Native Sun', I wrote a 'Telford Telescope' column about the iconic old Detroit coach Will Robinson. It featured a picture of Will and me with my second wife, Gina Telford t...

 

To A Grieving Church And Country "The Fall Of Afghanistan"

America is going through the grieving process over the current events taking place in Afghanistan. And there are five steps in this process the last of these being Acceptance. But the only way to get...

 

SENIOR STAR - MARILYN MORROW

Where were you born and raised: New York City and Kingston, Jamaica Number of children: 3. Number of grandchildren: 4. . What you want the readers of the Telegram to know? That my favorite hobby was...

 
 By Xaiver Jones    Sports    August 26, 2021

Panthers Prepare for 2021: Hometown Heros Lead The Way

The 2020 season was a very unique one for every high school in the country. Games were canceled, seasons cut short, and extended at the same time. Some games leaked into the new year. The pandemic...

 

Wayne-Westland Community Schools takes literacy on the road

Each year hundreds of young children disconnect in the summer, making it much harder in the fall to succeed academically. As a result, Wayne-Westland Community Schools loaded up the buses to bring...

 

Unity group to give away backpacks - Inkster group hosts free event

INKSTER - The Unity in the Community Group of Inkster announces their Back To School Backpack Giveaway to be held on Saturday, August 28 in Inkster. From 12:00 noon until 6:00 p.m., students will be...

 

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