AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoLabor & Politics: UAW President Shawn Fain told members in Lansing that the union’s fight is about “adequate wages, adequate healthcare, retirement security, and time off,” warning that billionaires push culture-war distractions while profits keep rising. Education & Health: Michigan’s school vaccine waiver rate hit 7.1% in 2025, the highest in a decade, as public health experts warn more exemptions can fuel outbreaks. Community & Faith: Temple Emanu-El in Detroit is hosting a Sukkot Extravaganza with crafts, bounce houses, mini golf, and a community dinner on Sept. 26. Local Safety: A 79-year-old Troy man, Peter Northup, was arraigned on hate-crime charges after allegedly threatening Muslim men outside the Troy Library. Arts & Neighborhood Life: Dally in the Alley returned to Cass Corridor, reviving a decades-old tradition rooted in local organizing and community creativity. School Demographics (Michigan Department of Education): Kentwood’s Crestwood Middle added one Hawaiian student (0.1%); Wyandotte’s Roosevelt High also rose to seven (0.6%); and Pontiac’s Owen Elementary saw Asian enrollment drop to nine (2.3%).
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