Keepsake: A 'card' that is year in the holiday making
Published: April 20, 2021
The Easter Bunny just made his rounds, yet State Bar of Michigan President Rob Buchanan already is concocting Christmas treats. [ More » ]
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McDonald announces expansion of Fair Michigan Justice Project into Oakland County
April 20, 2021The Fair Michigan Foundation and Oakland County Prosecutor Karen D. McDonald last week announced the further expansion of the Fair Michigan Justice Project (FMJP) into Oakland County, the fourth county now covered by the program.
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