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The Metro: American history and youth coaching collide at Motown

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By Tia Graham, Haley Gavigan
| WDET-FM (Detroit MI) Verified
Though Clark Park became famous for hosting ice hockey during the winter, they are teaming up alongside Chandler Park with Motown Lacrosse to teach children box lacrosse this summer. For those unfamiliar, founder of Motown Lacrosse Liam McElroy says, “it’s a more fun version to train and compete in.” As the U.S. celebrates a 250th birthday, these practices also serve as a secret history lesson; lacrosse began on Native American soil before the country was founded.
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The Metro: The Michigan Arts and Culture Council as an endangered species

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By Tia Graham
| WDET-FM (Detroit MI) Verified
The Michigan House proposes a complete elimination of funding for the Michigan Arts and Culture Council (MACC). If the MACC becomes disenfranchised, then museums, historic sites, and other cultural organizations will lose out on $11 million. “When people are considering budget cuts, then that’s the first thing to go,” Arts Education Program Manager Chad Swan-Badgero said. MACC is an agency whose grants are accessible to creative projects across the state.
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The Metro: Freedom seekers, Canada Day and emancipation

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By Tia Graham, Haley Gavigan
| WDET-FM (Detroit MI) Verified
It has been almost two centuries since Canada declared independence. After the Constitution Act of 1867, Canada, Nova Scotia, and New Brunswick began governing themselves. That independence is observed annually as Canada Day on July 1.But there is another, earlier date marking freedom that Canada also celebrates: Emancipation Day. Britain passed the Slavery Abolition Act on August 1, 1834.
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