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Detroit Water Department and Belle Isle Nature Center Hosted Back-to-School Event

Community, Education, Family, Government, Kids, Nature /

Detroit families were treated to a special event as the Detroit Water and Sewerage Department (DWSD) teamed up with Belle Isle Nature Center to host a back-to-school bash that was both fun and educational. The event provided free bookbags, school supplies, and more for students preparing for the new school year. On Sunday, August 18, […]

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Bark at the Park: A Day of Fun for Families and Their Pups

Animals, Community, Family, Social /

Prince and Brie, two fluffy Bichon Frise half-siblings, turned heads with their shiny, clean coats at the second annual Bark in the Park celebration at Castaic Lake. Their owner, David Brown, ensured they looked like “su-paw-stars” for the event. According to the The Signal, the event, hosted by Friends of Castaic Lake in partnership with

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Georgetown Community Unites to Support Teen with Bone Cancer

Community, Family, Wholesome /

In a heartwarming show of community spirit, Georgetown’s residents have come together to raise nearly $60,000 for a local teenager battling bone cancer. This funding initiative reflects the town’s deep care and support for one of their own during his challenging journey. Family, friends, and the Georgetown community have rallied to support Matthew Torgersen, a

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Picture Perfect

Family, Social, Wholesome /

Time passes quickly…too quickly. One day you’re graduating from high school and the next you’re trying to figure out when to retire. Stuff happened in between, but it doesn’t seem like it could’ve gone by so quickly. But every now and then, you get a chance to slow down and relive the good ol’ days.

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No Goal is too Lofty

Family, Kids, Sports /

We all have aspirations; some big, some small. For a young boy who was blind, that aspiration was to play football. According to CBS News, Jasen Bracy completely lost his sight to retinal cancer by the time he was only 7 years old. He liked sports, but had an affinity for football and wanted to

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