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Beth Weiler/Michigan PublicGovernor Gretchen Whitmer’s new budget proposal includes a big increase in the state surcharge on dumping waste in landfills. -
Emma Winowiecki/Michigan RadioLansing City Councilmembers Peter Spadafore and Brian Jackson made separate announcements this week on social media.
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St. John Street was a thriving Black neighborhood until urban renewal and a highway displaced it. -
Topic: Sen. Gary Peters won't seek re-election. Guest: Gerald Rosen, Former Federal Chief Judge. -
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Great Migrations explores how a series of Black migrations have shaped America.
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Today’s radio programming is made possible in part by a contribution celebrating the birthday of Andrea Stoltie Nevois.
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Throughout Black History Month, 90.5 Classical illuminates the rich tapestry of musical contributions made by Black composers, performers, and conductors. Michigan Minute features historical notes of significant milestones and events.
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On this day in 1844, the Grand Rapids vs. Kent dispute was settled, officially naming it Grand Rapids. In 1905, Merze Tate was born in Blanchard, Michigan. She became the first African American woman to achieve numerous academic milestones and joined Howard University's History Department.
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COMPLEX DREAMS at the Michigan State University Broad Art Museum is the first of a planned biennial series of commissioned works.
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