Fenton
Fenton, MI · Municipal
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Flint's fire chief, city administrator & chief of staff all resign
FLINT, Mich. - Several leaders in the City of Flint's administration have announced their resignations. This comes just days after the results of the November election showed that Tonya Burns will become the City's next mayor. The City of Flint first confirmed that Police Chief Terence Green would be retiring.
WTAP
Second data center proposed in Waterford Township
A second data center project is being considered in Waterford Township, according to a letter Washington County Commissioner Charlie Schilling read Thursday.
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Flint residents look for change as new 7 City Council members prepare to take office
FLINT, Mich. — With seven new members preparing to join Flint City Council, residents are watching to see whether the incoming group can work together and follow through on the issues facing the city. For Flint resident Donald Harris, that means seeing city leaders come together and get things...
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Flint mayor-elect Burns to take office Dec. 1 as top officials exit City Hall
FLINT, Mich. - Changes are coming to Flint City Hall as Mayor-elect Tonya Burns prepares to take office Dec. 1, with a ceremonial swearing-in scheduled for Nov. 24. Ahead of the transition, four key members of Mayor Sheldon Neeley’s administration have announced plans to leave their posts. Flint Police Chief Terence Green, Fire Chief Theron Wiggins, City Administrator Clyde Edwards and Chief of Staff Ed Taylor have tendered resignations effective Nov. 30.
MLive
thenerdstash.com
‘And THAT’S Being Pro Life’: Michigan Residents Praise $500 Monthly Cash Program as Flint Newborn Death Rate Falls 50%
Some encouraging news has emerged from Flint, Michigan, where a program offering financial support to new and expectant parents has been linked to a remarkable drop in newborn deaths. Following the introduction of Rx Kids, which provides families with $1,500 during pregnancy and $500 a month throughout their baby’s first year, researchers found that the city’s newborn death rate had fallen by 50%. The findings have sparked a wave of positive reactions from Michigan residents, with many praising the initiative and the difference it could make for struggling families.
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WNEM
WNEM Afternoon Extra: Several Flint city officials resigning
SAGINAW, Mich. (WNEM) - Multiple Flint officials have submitted resignation letters and the police chief is retiring. Plus, drivers in Saginaw are just weeks away from getting a major route back. And the state is issuing a warning to residents about Medicare scams. Subscribe to the WNEM TV5 newsletter and...