Month: July 2020

City Clerk announces 11,000 absentee ballots issued and 3,500 ballots have been returned; Clerk says her office is “sincere”, “honest” and “working hard 24/7”

Jul 28, 2020 | Features

By Tom Travis City Clerk Inez Brown attempted to assure the community that her office is...

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How to spend a million in Flint: Mott Foundation wants to know

Jul 28, 2020 | Analysis, Features, Local News

By Jan Worth-Nelson Flint residents have until Aug. 11 to vote on how the city’s largest and...

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Education Beat: Flint schools start new school year amid great uncertainty

Jul 25, 2020 | Analysis, Coronavirus, Features, Local News

By Harold C. Ford Amid great uncertainty, Flint Community Schools (FCS) begin a new year in August...

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Judge rules in favor of voters’ rights and calls for accountability in City Clerk’s office

Jul 24, 2020 | Analysis, Coronavirus, Features, Local News

By Tom Travis Voters’ rights and prospects for proper processing of absentee ballot...

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Flint Public Library opens in temporary quarters with COVID precautions in place

Jul 23, 2020 | Analysis, Features, Local News

By Coner Segren After a months-long closure due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, the Flint...

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