AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoIndigenous Heritage: The University of Michigan is assessing whether Indigenous artifacts or human remains could be at its proposed Ypsilanti Township data center site, after state officials flagged the Huron River area as archaeologically sensitive. Reproductive Health: Planned Parenthood’s Lansing clinic closure and funding cuts have left MSU students with fewer free birth-control options, adding to a regional care gap. Local Food: A $15,000 grant will help Saginaw nonprofit Choppin’ It Up expand free cooking classes and nutrition education. Michigan Arts: Detroit photographer Andre Smith’s new exhibition celebrates Aaliyah with images from the late singer’s career. Step Afrika! is also making its Detroit Opera House debut. Historic First: Downriver Democrat Joanna Whaley was elected Michigan’s first transgender lawmaker. Food & Drink: Jackson’s Poppy Pies earned Michelin recognition after nearly five years in business.
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