
Kylie M. Ambu
News/ Inclusion Reporter-
Seven Michigan men and one Indiana man were arrested on charges of solicitation for prostitution at an area hotel.
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“The question we asked ourselves was ‘If we eliminate food insecurity, will health outcomes improve?’ And the answer from the information we’ve been able to gather is yes," Nyssa Johnson, practice leader for Trinity Health Medical Group, Primary Care – Sparta said.
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Passport issues and renewals are backlogged across the nation, as the U.S. Department of State reports an unprecedented number of applications.
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"While the discretion to issue a citation belongs to the deputy, I believe we can all agree that this new law will help ensure safety on the road," Sheriff Poulin said.
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The project includes the construction of a pedestrian bridge, miles of non-motorized trails, streetscaping improvements and a complete reimagination of the city center along 28th street.
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Institutions will be forced to reshape their admission plans and create new ways to ensure diversity in student bodies.
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It’s estimated Michigan’s veterans miss out on around $1.5 billion in unclaimed benefits, according to the Michigan Veteran Affairs Agency.
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Michigan’s Department of Health and Human Services said in a statement, it won’t disqualify residents who fail to get their paperwork in, until the end of July. This decision comes from new guidance from the Federal Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services.
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The revamped Concourse A welcomes eight new gates, areas to accommodate larger aircrafts, new concession and retail concepts, additional seating options and a new companion care restroom, which includes an adult changing table.
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A lawsuit filed by the Michigan Immigrant Rights Center (MIRC) claims First Pick Farms forced a group of immigrant workers in North Carolina to work at the company’s blueberry farm in West Olive, Michigan in 2017. The farm allegedly threatened to report workers who didn’t comply to immigration authorities.