Month: April 2020

Mayor Neeley reflects on sixth anniversary of Flint’s water crisis, extends curfew to mid-May; Chief Hart says homicides are up. overall crime down

Apr 24, 2020 | Analysis, Features, Local News

By Tom Travis On the eve of the sixth anniversary of the Flint water crisis, at a Zoom press...

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Education Beat: Flint schools board adopts deficit elimination plan, dismisses three administrators

Apr 24, 2020 | Analysis, Features, Local News

By Harold C. Ford At its April 21 meeting, conducted via Zoom, the Flint Community Schools (FCS)...

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Ten-hour Flint City Council committee meeting covers secondary water source pipeline, revised ’20-’21 city budget

Apr 23, 2020 | Analysis, Features, Local News

By Tom Travis Flint City Council met electronically in a succession of four committee meetings...

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950 residents receive food weekly at the Martus/Luna Food Pantry

Apr 22, 2020 | Analysis, Coronavirus, Features, Local News

By Tom Travis Over 40 cars lined up on the streets around the Martus/Luna Food Pantry on...

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Coronavirus Diaries #1: Viral time and the witching hour — when the dead wander in and out

Apr 22, 2020 | Analysis, Column, Commentary, Coronavirus, Essays, Local News

By Teddy Robertson Ed. Note: Here is the first of an East Village Magazine’s new feature,...

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