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FEMA grant aims to improve Michigan’s building standards and disaster preparedness
FEMA has given the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs (LARA) $1.9 million to improve building code ...
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Flint water bill assistance program aims to support 200 households struggling with payments
Mayor Neeley introduced a new water bill assistance program for renters in an effort to help Flint citizens struggling with ...
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MCC career fair on Nov. 26 connects Flint-area job seekers with top employers and apprenticeship programs
Mott Community College (MCC) is getting ready to link companies with prospective job seekers on Nov. 26 at the main campus of ...
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Flint’s MTA advances clean energy goals with federal and state funding for hydrogen buses
With a new $8.7 million federal and state investment meant to increase its fleet of environmentally friendly hydrogen fuel ...
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Greater Flint Health Coalition calls for community input to guide health priorities for 2025
The Greater Flint Health Coalition is about to publish its 2025 Community Health Needs Assessment (CHNA) but wants more ...
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City of Flint provides reminders on Thanksgiving week closures and service adjustments
Flint residents should plan ahead since City Hall will be closed on Thursday, November 28th, and Friday, November 29th ...
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Corewell Health nurses make history by unionizing with Teamsters despite aggressive anti-union efforts
Nurses at Michigan's largest healthcare system, Corewell Health, voted to be represented by Brotherhood of Teamsters in a ...
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New grants aim to make Michigan homes lead-free by 2025, prioritizing Medicaid-enrolled residents
Lansing, Michigan – To support initiatives meant to lower lead hazards in homes across the state, the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) has set aside about $7 million in ...