AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoJuneteenth in Detroit: Visitors and residents packed Hart Plaza and other stops across the city for music, food, and community programming, with locals calling Detroit “the capital of Blackness in America.” Immigration enforcement shift: Michigan leaders praised Attorney General Dana Nessel as DHS/ICE backed away from a planned Romulus warehouse detention expansion and moved toward selling or transferring the sites. Skilled trades + housing: The Daniel J. Kobasic Foundation pledged $1.4M to Build U.P.’s CTE housing partnership, giving students hands-on construction experience while helping address Upper Peninsula home needs. Education funding watch: Cadillac Area Public Schools’ board is set to vote on a 2026-27 budget projecting a small deficit while relying on state funding assumptions. Local culture + art: Pioneer Trail Park’s Ziibing Pavilion added new Anishinaabe-designed signage to honor the river, wildlife, and Indigenous ties to the land. Community youth wins: Alpena’s Underwater Robotics team raised enough support to compete at the MATE World Championship in Newfoundland. School safety ruling: Gov. Whitmer applauded a Michigan Supreme Court decision that protects historic school safety and mental health investments.
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