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Adopt a less restrictive school dress code at Providence High School

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By Sydney Broadnax Verified
| Change.org
Signatures: 24Next Goal: 25 Why this petition matters On the first day of this school year, 84 girls at Providence High School were penalized for their attire. By the second day, before the second period even began, another 30 girls had also received sanctions due to the incredibly strict school dress code. These young women were forced to miss potentially vital educational moments to wait for their parents to deliver what the school deemed 'proper clothing'.
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Florida man pleads guilty to conducting criminal enterprises in Michigan

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By Sydney Broadnax Verified
| WWMT-TV (Kalamazoo, MI) Verified
MIDLAND COUNTY, Mich.—The 55-year-old targeted apartment complexes and mobile home parks in counties throughout mid-Michigan. Juan Miguel Rodriguez-Venegas has plead guilty to one count of Conducting a Criminal Enterprise in Midland County. The 55-year-old allegedly stole money orders and cash out of drop boxes at apartment complexes and mobile home parks, according to Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel. In addition, the Florida man has to pay $36,235 in restitution.
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Residents plead for action as unlicensed mobile home park ignores water issues

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By Sydney Broadnax Verified, Courtney Bennett Verified
| WEYI-TV (Flint, MI) Verified
THETFORD TWP., Mich.— In a press conference, Genesee County Prosecutor David Leyton announces charges against North Morris Estates Mobile Home Park. North Morris Estates has been unable to obtain a license because the mobile home park refuses to fix the water for the residents, according to Genesee County Prosecutor David Leyton. Leyton held up a jar of brown water from the mobile home park to show the condition of the water for residents.
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