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Michigan health officials are pushing for people to stay updated on their measles vaccine after the state confirmed its first case since 2019.An Oakland County
The U.S. COVID-19 Public Health Emergency (PHE) ended May 11, changing the way that funding and resources allocated for the pandemic are distributed.
FDA's approval of Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine could make it easier on the hesitant to get the shot, as well as employers to institute mandates
Reflections: Past Memorial Days in Cardington Reading about past Memorial Day observances in Cardington brings memories. Earlier I submitted a few from very early years, but today I am focusing on those within my memory. All of these services were held at the Civil War Monument in Glendale Cemetery. May, 1956 Rev. A. E. Clark, pastor of Salem EUB church gave the address at the May 30, 1956 program. Flower donations to this program were taken by Leonard Benson. Rev. Theodore Partridge gave the invocation and benediction. The parade included the high school band, the Post Drum and Bugle Corps, ...
March 16, 2021 KALAMAZOO, Mich.—It has been a full year since the growing COVID-19 pandemic changed the world and shifted Western Michigan University to distance learning. Over those 365 days, the community has experienced losses, dramatic change, isolation and uncertainty, but the period has also been a time of hope, innovation, resilience and adaptation. A year of resilience, innovation In the face of adversity, the Western community rose up to support each other and find new ways to create and connect. "When I heard the governor talking during a press conference on the radio about how it...