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Deadline for Michigan Home Heating Credit in Two Weeks | Digital Daily | The Michigan Chronicle

Qualified homeowners or renters have two weeks remaining to apply for Michigan’s Home Heating Credit, according to the Michigan Department of Treasury. The Home Heating Credit helps cover utility expenses, … Continued

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Nella Larsen, nurse, librarian, and, writer, was born Nella Marie Larsen in Chicago in 1891 to a Danish mother and a black West Indian father. Knowing little about her father after his death when she was two years old, she was reared in the home with her mother, remarried to a Danish man, and her

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Peoples Gas and North Shore Gas encourage residential customers without service to call for reconnection | The Crusader Newspaper Group

Following an agreement approved by the Illinois Commerce Commission last week to extend statewide benefits to Illinois customers due to COVID-19, Peoples Gas and North Shore Gas customers are now eligible for reconnection of their natural gas service at no cost. Residential customers disconnected

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Harrison, Hazel Lucile (1883-1969)

Hazel Harrison, pianist, was born on May 12, 1883 in La Porte, Indiana to parents Hiram and Olive Harrison. Hiram was the co-owner of a barber shop and Olive was a hairdresser and manicurist. Hazel Harrison began playing the piano at the age of four, and by age eight she was earning extra money for

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George Floyd is the name of the handcuffed man who was shown on viral video being pinned to the ground by a Minneapolis Police Department officer who appeared to be steadily applying

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Kayla James & Kayla Seals Receive Teen Graffiti’s Book Scholarships

(DALLAS, TX) – Kayla James of Grand Prairie, TX, and Kayla Seals of Rowlett, TX are the recipients of this year’s Teen Graffiti Education Scholarships for their outstanding commitment to education and community

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State must prove Nguwaya case: Judge

DRAX International representative Delish Nguwaya, who has been languishing in remand prison since his arrest last month on allegations of defrauding the government in a US$60 million drug supply deal, was yesterday released on $50 000 bail after the High Court ruled that he played no major role

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Ahmaud Arbery shooting weighs heavily on black legal professionals | Afro

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Illinois Lottery Thanks Police With Free Lunch And Blue Police Memorial Instant Tickets | The Crusader Newspaper Group

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A Community in Action: Residents Gather to Clean, Repair, and Rebuild Neighborhoods Hit Hardest by Looters.

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Buy Local Savannah Gives Back | The Savannah Tribune

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Point Foundation Announces 2020 Scholarship Recipients And A New BIPOC LGBTQ Scholarship Fund

Point Foundation (Point), the nations largest scholarship granting organization for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ) students, announced June 24 its 2020 scholarship recipients. Point also announced that they will be creating a new scholarship fund specifically for

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Black Amazon Driver Arrested For ‘Parking Facing Wrong Way’

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