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Flood Reduction and Resiliency: Momentum Is Growing
Two years ago, our communities were just starting the long, heartbreaking process of cleaning up from the flood. Many of us can remember the shock – and the resolve – that we saw on faces from Edenville to Sanford and Midland. Since then, much progress has been made – including extensive cleanup and rebuilding. But we all recognize that there is so much more to do. This is especially true when we
READ MOREMidland Area Farmers Market Announces Hiring of Food Navigator
The Midland Area Farmers Market (MAFM) is excited to announce a new addition to the 2022 Market season: A Food Navigator, Natalie Kea! Food Navigators can be found throughout the state at many different farmers markets and are available to assist all Market Goers. Their primary focus is helping those who receive food assistance navigate the different kinds available, resulting in a best use of
READ MOREUpdates from May 12 Newsletter
Revisiting Term Limits for State Lawmakers You might be old enough to remember, back in the early 1990s, the battle in Michigan to set term limits for state lawmakers. That initiative succeeded, limiting state House members to three, two-year terms, and state Senate members to two four-year terms, with a maximum of 14 years total service between the two chambers. On and off since that time, we
READ MORENew Antennas Expand Internet Access for North Midland Family Center
New antennas installed at the North Midland Family Center (NMFC) at the beginning of March has greatly expanded internet access and speeds. This was the first project identified by the Midland County Internet Connectivity Committee because it was relatively low-cost and serves Northern Midland County, an area with lower rates of internet connectivity. The cost was covered by a grant from th
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