Freedom and flight in a refugee poem at Hope College
A PATH program student Madeleine Babbitt poem at Hope College reflects on refugees fleeing war. It contrasts fear and pursuit of freedom with striving for safety and a better life. The piece urges love kindness and peace as pathways to healing and freedom.
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Local students honored in 2021 Breaking Traditions Awards
Michigan Department of Education recognizes two West Michigan students for pursuing nontraditional careers. Mayson Levandoski of West Ottawa in health careers phlebotomy and Liliana Rapp of Zeeland West in mechatronics and robotics receive Certificates of Recognition for breaking gender norms in their fields.
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Michigan teachers urged to keep indoor masks in schools
Michigan health leaders issued guidance urging masking indoors in schools for the 2020-21 remainder, even for vaccinated individuals, and continue CDC mitigation strategies. The guidance labels masking as a recommendation, not a mandate, and notes masking for indoor sports.
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State Department of Health and Human Services
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Whitmer
U.S
Jay Janner
American-Statesman
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