Demond Fernandez
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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Colon cancer at 44: Michigan dad shares warning signs and why screening matters (opens the original)
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At 44, he worked out four days a week and stayed active with his children. But one Saturday morning in 2023, he experienced serious pain that had him rushing to his doctor. “I was just really struck with abdominal pain,” Stalker said. “I hadn’t experienced that before.” The pain was followed by sudden weight loss and several trips to urgent care. After months of testing, doctors recommended a colonoscopy. “They said, ‘Sean, you’re 44 and a half. The age to get a colonoscopy is recommended is 45.
Detroit River contamination clean-up efforts part of $89M funding commitment (opens the original)
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DETROIT — A new $89 million public-private initiative aims to clean up contamination and restore wildlife habitat along the Detroit and Kalamazoo rivers. The effort, called Reclaim the River, was announced Thursday during a news conference on Belle Isle. Local, state and federal partners said the investment will support projects designed to make the waterways cleaner, safer and more accessible for generations to come. The announcement comes as Detroit’s riverfront continues to attract residents,
Detroit community advocates canvass west side neighborhood after deadly shooting (opens the original)
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DETROIT – Community advocates canvassed Detroit’s west-side neighborhood Friday, going door-to-door to check on residents, connect them with resources, and hear their concerns following a deadly weekend shooting. Three people were killed, and four others were injured at what officials described as an unauthorized after-hours gathering at a home on Prest Street. As grieving neighbors continued to leave memorials outside the home, a large group of community advocates gathered nearby to speak with
Detroit homeowners face high insurance costs as nonprofit launches program to find affordable coverage (opens the original)
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DETROIT – Homeowners insurance costs are putting pressure on Detroit families, with policies in the city costing nearly twice the statewide average, according to a recent report. A study from Michigan Poverty Solutions found that about 63% of Detroit homeowners are uninsured. Affordability, the age and condition of homes, and the condition of neighboring properties are among the factors keeping residents from getting coverage. For Paula Jackson-Sims, buying her first home on Detroit’s east side
NFL star Sauce Gardner saw our story about Detroit woman’s house. Now she’s getting help (opens the original)
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DETROIT – Less than 24 hours after sharing her story about the damage to her home on Local 4 News, Nadine Rivers received an unexpected phone call from Detroit native and Indianapolis Colts player Sauce Gardner. He and his partners with Supreme Construction Group were stepping in to help. On Friday, a crew from Supreme Construction Group arrived at Rivers’ east side home to clear debris and begin developing a plan to repair the property. The team said it saw Rivers’ story on Local 4 Thursday. St
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