FLINT, MI — City Council members want an attorney’s opinion on whether they can get rid of paid parking at metered spots around City Hall. Councilman Herbert Winfrey on Monday, March 23, proposed the council do “all things necessary” to have meters in the area removed but withdrew his motion to do so to give …
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New initiative aims to increase activities, inclusiveness Flint, Michigan – Flint’s Downtown Development Authority will welcome Kady Yellow as director of placemaking in early February. In the newly created role, Yellow will work to increase both the number and types of activities that take place downtown while strengthening a culture of inclusion. “I have loved …
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FLINT, MI– Prepare for easier parking in downtown Flint. New parking meters have been popping up around downtown for a few months. They’re part of the Flint AutoPark, an automated, metered parking system that launched Tuesday, Sept. 24, according to a press release from Flint’s Downtown Development Authority. The meters are easier to use and …
Thursday April 18, 2019 * 6.p.m to 8 p.m. MSU’s College of Human Medicine 200 E 1st St., Flint MI, 48502 Hear about issues involving trust and efforts to restore trust between citizens and the institutions who serve them. Join us and engage in discussions on Hear about training options to become civically and politically …
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(3/20/2019) – There’s a new game plan to revitalize a major mid-Michigan city. The Flint Downtown Development Authority is putting out its 20-year plan, and there are some exciting changes in the works. “There is a really strong demand for live entertainment and acts without driving an hour away,” Flint DDA Executive Director Gerard Burnash said. The …
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