Grand Rapids Public Museum Announces Rare Discovery within its Collections
Black and white, photographic magic lantern slides depicting the Tuskegee Institute at the turn of the 20th century were discovered…
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Lighting Up Lansing – One Smile at a Time 20-7
Richada B. and her daughter, Aleigha H., who is in the 7th grade, love spending one on one time together!…
Couple Celebrates 70 Years of Marriage
Left to right: Bernice Embry enjoyed picking sunflowers with her granddaughter, Tamara Jones Bills, and her husband, Ulysses Embry, at…
The Vaccination Dilemma
By Landis Lain To vax or not to vax. That is the question. I struggle with the answer. Everybody has…
Outreach to Vulnerable Populations During the COVID-19 Pandemic
The Social Security Administration has a long history of outreach and coordination with advocates and community-based organizations across the nation….
Kid-friendly meatballs get the whole family involved in cooking dinner
Big flavor from this meatball recipe. Your family will have this on the monthly meal rotation. Try meatball subs for…
Army Lt. Held at Gunpoint and Pepper Sprayed By Police in Virginia
Nationwide — Army Second Lieutenant Caron Nazario, who is Black and Latino, was reportedly held at gunpoint and pepper-sprayed by police during a traffic stop in Windsor, Virginia last December. He has since filed a lawsuit against the officers.
Kid-friendly meatballs get the whole family involved in cooking dinner
Big flavor from this meatball recipe. Your family will have this on the monthly meal rotation. Try meatball subs for lunch or a spaghetti and meatball dinner with garlic Texas toast.
Outreach to Vulnerable Populations During the COVID-19 Pandemic
The Social Security Administration has a long history of outreach and coordination with advocates and community-based organizations across the nation. During the COVID-19 pandemic, continuing to work with advocates and community-based organizations is essential to reaching the country’s most vulnerable populations, including individuals with low income, limited English proficiency, mental illness, or those facing homelessness.
11-year-old student chronicles her experience attending her first protest in hopes to educate and inspire other youth to get civically engaged
WATERBURY, CT — As protests erupted around the country in response to the shooting deaths of 25-year-old Ahmaud Arbery, 26-year-old Breonna Taylor and 46-year-old George Floyd, many parents have had to have a tough, but necessary conversation with their children about systemic racism and why organized demonstrations for racial justice are still happening.