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Feeling slowed down? That’s the point. Kalamazoo crashes drop 25%. – Second Wave
1+ week, 4+ day ago (1767+ words) Kalamazoo’s traffic calming makes roads safer for everyday mistakes, while enforcement targets truly dangerous driving. Sometimes, either/or arguments just don’t apply. You need to drive the speed limit, keep your eyes on the road, obey all signs, laws, and…...
Bonnie Gabriel’s work strengthening small businesses in West Michigan – Second Wave
2+ week, 6+ day ago (543+ words) Bonnie Gabriel and the Michigan SBDC help West Michigan’s small businesses navigate economic uncertainty, grow sustainably, and strengthen the communities they serve. By Chidalu Nnorukah, Matthew Studier and Tabassum Sayeka Tarannum This story was produced by a collaborative team of…...
Rx Kids expansion to 60 Michigan communities is balancing family budgets and birthing healthier babies – Second Wave
3+ week, 3+ day ago (991+ words) The Michigan program is the largest unconditional cash transfer program for expectant parents in the country. Two years later, the program has expanded from a single city to more than 60 Michigan communities, making it the largest unconditional cash transfer programs…...
Kalamazoo’s first Black Pride celebrates visibility, history, and queer Black joy – Second Wave
3+ week, 6+ day ago (1039+ words) Kalamazoo’s inaugural Black Pride Festival aims to uplift queer Black voices, honor LGBTQ+ history and create a joyful space for community and belonging. On Saturday, August 29, Kalamazoo’s first-ever Black Pride Festival will take place downtown at Bates Alley. The organizers…...