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A Republican push to alter the census may lead to a radical shift in redistricting for state legislatures — drawing districts that don't take into account children and non-U.S. citizen adults.
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A Macomb High School project called Flowers for Farm Safety will help the Macomb Fire Department buy some new equipment. -
The handbook grew out of a recent meeting between superintendents from the region and Schuyler-Industry District 5 Superintendent Beau Fretueg. -
Pre-orders of “Broken Hallelujah” are available on Cyn Kitchen’s website or through the publisher’s website. The book is scheduled to be published in June. -
Michelle Cassady says she struggled for a long time after being attacked. For our Women’s Voices commentary series, she tells us how she turned that fear into freedom. -
Macomb’s mayor says the state answered the city’s questions about STAR Bonds, and the city plans to take the next step toward applying for the program.
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