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The city hopes to receive STAR Bonds from the state to help pay for the project.
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The Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s renowned “I Have a Dream” speech still reverberates for Rev. Carolyn Blair, more than six decades after the civil rights leader delivered the speech on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial. -
The Etz Family Institute for Civic Leadership and Dialogue at Knox College will host a conversation with Cornel West and Robert P. George, two nationally known scholars whose friendship spans deep ideological divides. -
This year's speaker at the Martin Luther King, Jr. Convocation at Knox College is Melvin L. Rogers, the Edna and Richard Salomon Distinguished Professor of Political Science at Brown University. -
Commentator Beth Howard says these are trying times in the U.S. But she’s found a welcome distraction from the troubling headlines. -
The Prairie Hills Land Bank Authority will seek a $1 million federal grant to clean up the former Haeger Pottery property in Macomb.
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