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Michigan to shoulder 75% of SNAP costs under new federal cuts (opens the original)
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As many as 1.5 million people in Michigan receive benefits from SNAP, the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program. New eligibility rules and requirements have already gone into effect, and on Oct. 1st, the states will be required to pick up the majority of funding for the program. A policy expert says the new SNAP requirements have already contributed to about 150,000 Michiganders losing their benefits — at a time when hunger is on the rise. The Capuchin Services Center on Medbury Road in Detr
United Way helps Oakland County residents falling behind on water bills (opens the original)
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OAKLAND COUNTY, Mich. – More and more residents across Oakland County are struggling to keep up with their water bills — and help is available. The United Way of Southeast Michigan administers a water bill assistance program called WRAP, which is available to residents in Southfield and many other Oakland County communities. The program exists with the help of funding through the Great Lakes Water Authority. “We’re seeing an unprecedented number of people who are seeking assistance right now,” s
Clarkston twins beat Hodgkin’s lymphoma, head off to college (opens the original)
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CLARKSTON, Mich. – Emma and Sofia Ego are heading into their next big chapter — freshman year at the University of Michigan. But before they could get there, the identical twins from Clarkston each had to fight the same battle: Hodgkin’s lymphoma. September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. Each year in the U.S., more than 15,000 families receive a new childhood cancer diagnosis. Sofia first noticed something was wrong when she started sixth grade. “I had just gotten into sixth grade when I k
Clawson residents upset over plan to remove 73 trees during water main project (opens the original)
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CLAWSON, Mich. – Residents of a Clawson neighborhood were blindsided when they learned nearly every mature tree on their block had been marked for removal — all as part of a larger city infrastructure project. The City of Clawson has contracted with Mark Anthony Contracting, Inc., to replace water mains and reconstruct pavement on four streets: Dreon Drive, School Street, Langley Boulevard and N. Stephen Avenue. The project began the week of Sept. 21, 2026, and is expected to be completed by ear
Spike Lee headlines Detroit masterclass fueling creative economy (opens the original)
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DETROIT – Detroit’s creative community came together for a masterclass unlike any other, drawing more than 700 attendees eager to tap into the city’s bursting creative energy. Filmmaker and cultural icon Spike Lee was among the headliners, sharing insight and the stories behind some of his most celebrated work. “Very grateful to have been in the room, just feeling the energy here,” said Cherie Amour, a Detroit filmmaker who was among those in attendance. Amour describes herself as a multifaceted
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