Applicants for Wayne County sheriff to continue interviews Friday
Detroit Wayne County officials were scheduled Friday to finish interviewing the 14 applicants vying to replace Wayne County Sheriff Benny Napoleon, who died last month following a battle with COVID-19.
According to Michigan election law, if a county sheriff is elected but dies before the new term starts, the vacancy shall be filled within 15 days after the beginning of the term for which he was elected.
State law empowers the county clerk, prosecutor and chief probate judge to appoint people to elected positions if the official vacates the seat before the term is over.
by Nancy Derringer It slipped into the house while the doors were unlocked, while we partied through St. Patrick’s Day weekend, hugged one another hello and goodbye, leaned our heads close to hear what each other were saying in noisy bars and restaurants. We sang in choirs, danced cheek to cheek, threw back our heads and laughed, and all the while, the thief was at work. What it stole from us were people. Family, friends, acquaintances, colleagues, strangers, who one by one fell to the mysterious, frightening new plague. What we first called coronavirus, and later Covid-19, hit Detroit early and hard. By the time August arrived, and a drive-through memorial was staged on Belle Isle, the faces on the poster boards circled the perimeter drive. Most of them were Black.
Small businesses here in Dearborn have been hit hard by the.
Small businesses here in Dearborn have been hit hard by the economic impact of the pandemic. Are you trying to shop at more small local businesses this season to help support them in these tough times?
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My question is if the city has marked are underground water lines with the blue flags does that mean our street will be getting torn up and also does the city have a web site for all street repairs for sewers
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I had covid vaccination on 3/4/21 @ Performing Arts in Dearborn, got an Id card that states to return on 4/1/21, but no time or certificate was given. Do you know if I need to contact anyone or just show up on that date? There was no email notification.
Warren Evans talks steering Wayne County through COVID-19 s economic fallout
Posted at 6:34 PM, Dec 15, 2020
and last updated 2020-12-15 19:34:06-05
(WXYZ) â Wayne County Executive Warren Evans is joining us to discuss how the COVID-19 pandemic is affecting his county in tonight s 7 UpFront segment.
Among the issues he s dealing with are the fast-approaching deadline for the Wayne County Cares program and the economic fallout from the pandemic, including the depletion of the rainy day fund and the impact from the decline of the airline industry.
You can see the full interview in the video player above. I think every city, county, municipality wants some government assistance, Evans says. We think we need it. We know we need it, but it doesn t look like the Congress is going to do anything before the holidays here. We, in Wayne County, have gotten an approved budget for the next year. My biggest fear at this point is the unknown. What is it going to look like in the nex
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