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midmichigannow.com | Andrea Flores
SAGINAW, Mich. — This weekend, Saginaw will host a unique gathering aimed at fostering unity and community spirit. The "Spring for Jesus Unity Event" is set to bring together more than 20 churches from across the state, transcending denominational lines to unite under the name of Jesus.
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midmichigannow.com | Andrea Flores
CARO, Mich. — Caro city leaders have commenced a $12 million upgrade to the local wastewater treatment plant, a project funded by the State of Michigan’s Clean Water State Revolving Fund. The initiative aims to modernize the facility by upgrading lift stations, replacing outdated equipment, and enhancing the control system. During a groundbreaking ceremony, crews gathered to mark the construction of a new ultraviolet (UV) building.
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midmichigannow.com | Andrea Flores
FLINT, Mich. — Zelda, a striking blue-eyed husky mix, has been waiting for nearly two years at the Humane Society of Genesee County for her forever home. Arriving as a stray in July 2023, Zelda has been patiently awaiting a family to call her own. Lynn Holmes, the adoption manager at the Humane Society, described Zelda as an ideal companion for someone with an active lifestyle.
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1 week ago | 
nbc25news.com | Andrea Flores
Zelda awaits adoption after two years at Humane Society of Genesee County (WEYI Andrea Flores)
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1 week ago | 
midmichigannow.com | Andrea Flores
SAGINAW, Mich. — The Crooked Creek Bowling Center is set to host the 4th annual Bowling for Paws fundraiser, an event dedicated to supporting police K9s during and after their service. The fundraiser honors K9 Canjo, a former member of the Saginaw Police Department who struggled with back issues after years of service. Doug Stacer, Canjo's former handler, said, "Canjo was my canine partner. He retired in 2019, and then he passed in 2022.
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2 weeks ago | 
midmichigannow.com | Andrea Flores
FLINT, Mich. — Residents of Flint's Third Ward are witnessing renewed efforts from city officials despite lacking formal representation on the city council for nearly seven months. The city is actively engaging with residents to bridge this gap. At the Flint Development Center, Third Ward residents gathered to learn about new city-wide initiatives, including tree removal, sidewalk repair, and home assistance through the HOPE program.
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2 weeks ago | 
midmichigannow.com | Andrea Flores
SAGINAW, Mich. — Saginaw County Animal Care and Control celebrated the official opening of its new surgical center with a ribbon-cutting ceremony today. The facility aims to expand services for animals in need, offering in-house spay and neuter surgeries along with other medical procedures. Rachel Horton, the director at Saginaw County Animal Control, emphasized the importance of the expansion.
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2 weeks ago | 
midmichigannow.com | Andrea Flores
TOPICS:Give Local BayNonprofitsBay CountyArenac CountyDonationsCommunityBay Area Community FoundationMay 6BAY CITY, Mich. — The annual "Give Local Bay" event is set to take place on Tuesday, May 6, offering a 24-hour opportunity to support more than 60 nonprofits across Bay and Arenac counties.
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2 weeks ago | 
wwmt.com | Andrea Flores
SAGINAW, Mich. — Saginaw County Animal Care and Control faced an unexpected challenge when they responded to a local resident's plea for help with an out-of-control rabbit population in her home. Initially estimating around 50 rabbits, the team discovered more than 65, many of which were still reproducing. Betsy Nieman, the kennel lead, described the situation as "a little shocking," noting that they were prepared for the worst but still surprised by the sheer number of rabbits.
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2 weeks ago | 
midmichigannow.com | Andrea Flores
SAGINAW, Mich. — Saginaw County Animal Care and Control faced an unexpected challenge when they responded to a local resident's plea for help with an out-of-control rabbit population in her home. Initially estimating around 50 rabbits, the team discovered more than 65, many of which were still reproducing. Betsy Nieman, the kennel lead, described the situation as "a little shocking," noting that they were prepared for the worst but still surprised by the sheer number of rabbits.
