East Village Magazine – February 2020
Feb07

East Village Magazine – February 2020

The latest issue of the East Village Magazine is available for download here: EVM_Feb_.2020

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City Council Beat: Mays again makes dramatic exit from Council meeting, as the rest settle on leadership roles
Feb06

City Council Beat: Mays again makes dramatic exit from Council meeting, as the rest settle on leadership roles

By Tom Travis Eric Mays made a dramatic exit from the City Council again Wednesday night. This time he left on his own accord in a storm of yelling at the entire council. Business did return to normal with the departure of the First Ward councilperson, as the council voted on several ordinances to be moved to Monday’s council agenda. And new critical council leadership was voted on, nearly unanimously. A larger than usual crowd showed...

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Flint native Ninah Sasy to advise City of Flint as clean water public advocate
Feb05

Flint native Ninah Sasy to advise City of Flint as clean water public advocate

By Darlene C. Carey “Let’s get to work. Let’s move some dirt,” Gov. Gretchen Whitmer encouraged at the 2020 State of the State address, urging transitional change throughout the State of Michigan. Whitmer discussed the need for outreach for new moms and families, especially in unrepresented and marginalized areas stating, “This year, my budget will include extension of health coverage for a full year for low income women who have had...

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This Month in the Village: February Features

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“Resilience” a pivotal story of Flint, Lt. Gov. Gilchrist says in City Hall visit
Feb03

“Resilience” a pivotal story of Flint, Lt. Gov. Gilchrist says in City Hall visit

By Jan Worth-Nelson State of Michigan Lt. Governor Garlin Gilchrist said today under the dome in City Hall he has learned that “resilience is a matter of pride” in the city of Flint, and that is one of its messages to the rest of the country. Hosted by Mayor Sheldon Neeley for part of his daylong visit, Gilchrist came to City Hall  as a kickoff of Black History Month and to learn about the city’s history from Neeley,...

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