“When we have a healthier population we have a healthier economy,” Gov. Whitmer said in Flint today
Feb24

“When we have a healthier population we have a healthier economy,” Gov. Whitmer said in Flint today

By Tom Travis Visiting the Hamilton Community Health Clinic on Flint’s north side today, Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer said, “When we have a healthier population we have a healthier economy.” To that end, Whitmer was at the Hamilton Clinic to announce her initiative called Healthy Moms Healthy Babies. She first announced the initiative in her State of the State address last month. The governor shared some troubling statistics....

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City Council Beat:  Council acts on 11 resolutions,  Mays ejected again
Feb18

City Council Beat: Council acts on 11 resolutions, Mays ejected again

By Tom Travis Mayor Sheldon Neeley was not present Monday night at a special city council meeting that he had called. All nine councilpersons were present for the meeting, along with nearly 70 audience members, several media outlets, members of the city administration and even a U.S. presidential candidate.  Neeley had called the special council meeting in a press release last week. (See EVM’s article about the press release and...

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Mayor Neeley makes a move, calling Flint City Council into session for unfinished business
Feb14

Mayor Neeley makes a move, calling Flint City Council into session for unfinished business

By Tom Travis In an unusual move, Flint Mayor Sheldon Neeley is hauling the Flint City Council into session at a special council meeting set for 5 p.m. Monday, Feb 17. In a press release issued by city administration, Neeley said, “It is critically important that city business be completed in a timely manner. This meeting is an opportunity for City Council to catch up and finish the work of the previous meeting so that city business...

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Female pianist, women composers featured Sunday, Feb 23, at Court Street United Methodist Church
Feb14

Female pianist, women composers featured Sunday, Feb 23, at Court Street United Methodist Church

An afternoon of music by all women composers performed by pianist Sandra Mogensen will be presented at Court Street United Methodist Church at 2 p.m. Sunday, Feb 23. This event, titled en pleine lumiere, is sponsored by an endowment of the Elton and Elsie West fund. The Wests are long time members of the church.  For more information about the pianist visit sandramogensen.com.- EVM staff

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