Taking care of those in need
Published: January 24, 2025
The Macomb County Bar Foundation (MCBF) hosted its Feed the Need
luncheon during the recent holiday season, continuing the tradition of
providing a warm meal and essentials to the local community.
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Know-how: SBM leader embraces quest for lifelong learning
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