AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoCampus Well-Being: A student-led project has brought free condoms, Plan B, pregnancy tests, menstrual products, Narcan and fentanyl test strips to a vending machine at Central Michigan University. Home in Lansing: Starting in January, eligible MSU graduates can apply for $5,000 toward a home in Ingham, Clinton or Eaton County through a new program aimed at keeping alumni in the region. Local History & Halloween: Brighton District Library is pairing a talk on Benton Harbor’s House of David baseball teams with its first Holiday Boo Bash, featuring trick-or-treating and a haunted nature hike. Detroit Heritage: Woodlawn Cemetery offers a walk through the city’s history, with the resting places of Rosa Parks, Motown musicians, auto pioneers and a celebrated Tigers pitcher. Animal Welfare: Michigan’s cage-free egg law remains in effect after a federal judge dismissed the Trump administration’s challenge on procedural grounds.
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