‘Summer Safety’
Published: July 09, 2026
The first of three Summer Safety events hosted by the City of Jackson
Police Department, Fire Department, and Group Violence Intervention was
held June 10 at Kiwanis Park. The second event was held July 8 at the
MLK Center, and the last event is slated for Aug. 19 at Loomis Park.
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‘Summer Safety’ (cont.)
July 09, 2026The first of three Summer Safety events hosted by the City of Jackson Police Department, Fire Department, and Group Violence Intervention was held June 10 at Kiwanis Park. The second event was held July 8 at the MLK Center, and the last event is slated for Aug. 19 at Loomis Park.
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Program ensures ‘No Wrong Door’ for families in need of assistance
July 09, 2026A new podcast explores an Ohio county’s efforts to bring service providers together to ensure that families in crisis receive the help they need. The “No Wrong Door” model is already making big impacts in Washington County, Ohio, where the Family and Children First Council (WCFCFC) is building partnerships that raise awareness of community resources.
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Limited-Scope Representation webinar series hosted by State Bar
July 09, 2026Michigan attorneys can learn more about Limited-Scope Representation and how it can help them build a legal practice that promotes work-life balance, empowers clients, and strengthens their bottom line in a new webinar series from the State Bar of Michigan.
Limited-Scope Representation allows clients to pay only for the services they need and helps increase access to legal services at an affordable rate that is also beneficial for lawyers.
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