PHOTO BY // MIKE NADDEO PHOTOGRAPHY Being counted helps communities create jobs, provide housing, fund K-12 education, prepare for emergencies and build schools, roads, hospitals and libraries. Census data also determines how state representatives will serve in the House. Being ... View Post
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FLINT PUBLIC LIBRARY’S RENOVATION
On November 5, Flint voters approved a bond issue to fund an extensive renovation of the Flint Public Library, which will begin in May 2020. The renovation is expected to take a little over a year, with the dramatically refurbished library opening in August 2021. In the meantime, a temporary ... View Post
Fifth Annual
FLINT’S RENOWNED SLOAN MUSEUM AND LONGWAY PLANETARIUM HAVE BEEN INSPIRING LOCAL YOUTH, FAMILIES AND PATRONS TO DISCOVER AND EXPLORE SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND HISTORY THROUGH ENGAGING LEARNING EXPERIENCES. On Saturday September 28, the Sloan Museum hosted their annual fundraiser at historic ... View Post
FLINT’S FIRST
PHOTOS BY // MICHAEL GLEASON PHOTOGRAPHY IN OUR AGE OF POLITICAL DIVISION BASED ON ALL SORTS OF HUMAN CATEGORIES, IT IS REFRESHING TO FIND A PLACE TUCKED AWAY IN THE OLD TENNIS COURTS OF THE SWARTZ CREEK GOLF COURSE WHERE THE PREVAILING ATTITUDE IS “BLACK, WHITE, GAY, STRAIGHT, SCREW IT, LET’S ... View Post
The Ally Challenge
Photos Courtesy of The Ally Challenge When the PGA and Ally Financial announced two years ago that they were bringing professional golf back to Grand Blanc and the Warwick Hills Golf & Country Club, fans and the community were thrilled and knew it would be a success. What they didn't know was ... View Post
The Hunger Crisis in Michigan
// by Cindy Ficorelli // Help give hungry kids a voice. Michigan is in the midst of a hunger crisis. In our state alone, 1,369, 250 people do not have enough to eat. Of these, 345,130 are children. In Genesee County, 67,660 people are food-insecure; 17,820 are children, representing 16.5 ... View Post
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