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Genesee Health Plan millage renewal on November ballot (opens the original)
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GENESEE CO., Mich. (WNEM) - A long-standing health care tax is back before Genesee County voters this November. The ballot measure asks residents whether to renew funding that covers medical services for uninsured and low-income families. Genesee Health Plan has served the community for 25 years, and this millage for nearly 20 years offers a safety net for those who find themselves without health insurance. Whether someone lost their job, works part-time without benefits, or aged off their paren
Genesee County Animal Care millage renewal heads to November ballot (opens the original)
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GENESEE CO., Mich. (WNEM) - Genesee County’s animal care program relies on a millage that is now on the ballot, providing everything from life-saving medical treatments to low-cost clinics for pet owners. The proposal would keep current funding in place through 2034 without raising tax rates. “The millage is huge for us. This keeps our services going,” said Jay Parker, director of Genesee County Animal Care. Parker says nearly 4,000 animals came through their doors last year alone. “Genesee Coun
Fall allergies ramp up in Mid-Michigan alongside respiratory virus season (opens the original)
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SAGINAW, Mich. (WNEM) - Fall has arrived in Mid-Michigan, bringing seasonal allergy symptoms alongside the start of respiratory virus season. “There’s ragweed, there’s mold out there. So the fall, end of August through the first frost is really where there’s rampant symptoms from allergies,” said Dr. Nicholas Haddad, an infectious disease specialist at CMU Health in Saginaw. Without rainfall to settle airborne spores, dry weather can worsen certain allergens while reducing others. “Some of those
Police chief reflects on response to Grand Blanc Township church attack one year later (opens the original)
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GRAND BLANC TOWNSHIP, Mich. (WNEM) — Grand Blanc Township Police Chief William Renye says the victims of last year’s church attack are the first thing that comes to mind a year later. “The first things that comes to my mind are the victims. Pat Howard, John Bond, Craig Hayden and Thelma Armstrong. They did not have to lose their lives plus the eight other additional victims that were shot,” Renye said. Renye was more than 100 miles away on Sept. 28, 2025, when his phone rang with news from a ser
Grand Blanc supervisor reflects on township’s response one year after church attack (opens the original)
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GRAND BLANC TOWNSHIP, Mich. — One year after a shooting and fire at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Grand Blanc Township Supervisor Scott Bennett said talking about Sept. 28, 2025, still brings him to tears. “One person came here and committed evil, but we had 1,000 people that came here and to help,” Bennett said. “They were in their church on a Sunday morning, the last place you’d ever expect violence to occur and the situation happened.” The attack claimed the lives of John B
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