Genesee County, Michigan Essays

  • Carpet Water Removal Memo

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    Kalamazoo County, St. Joseph County, and the surrounding areas. We are committed to offering every customer high quality work and prompt project completion. Call today for a free estimate. Page 2: Vicksburg, MI, carpet cleaners - http://www.kalamazoomicarpetcleaning.com/carpet_cleaning.html Carpet cleaners specialize in working magic on dull or worn-out carpeting for a fraction of the cost to replace it. Kazoo Cleanpro has spent decades assisting customers in Kalamazoo County, St. Joseph County, and

  • Flint Water Crisis Case Study

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    The water crisis in Flint Michigan was a travesty of justice and could have been avoided. While examining this unfortunate incidence, the truth of what happened is clear, conscience and deplorable that the choice in cost-cutting measures would lead to contaminated water that was harmful to many. The water crisis could have happened in any town or city in America, or could it. However, Flint, Michigan a place 70 miles north of Detroit, which once thrived as the home of the nation’s largest General

  • Flint Water Crisis Case Study

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    Flint, Michigan is in a state of emergency, but help isn’t coming fast enough. The seepage of toxic lead into drinking water pipes has created a widespread public health crisis which has prompted President Obama to declare a federal state of emergency. The problem can be traced back to 2014 when the city started to use the Flint River as its primary water source. Flint was in need of an alternative water source until its connecting pipe to the Karegnondi Water Authority (KWA) was complete, so the

  • Analysis Of The Castle Museum

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    open as the post office, the new post office building was constructed and the Castle building was renamed the Castle Sub Station. This building has three floors of exhibits that explore Saginaw County’s rich history. The Historical Society of Saginaw County maintains and preserves a collection of more than 100,000 artifacts which are used for exhibits and research. There are programs that are offered that include lectures, tours and a mobile museum and classroom called History on the move. The mobile

  • E-governance

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    opportunity; e-government calls for interaction and sharing between all levels of government and government agencies. (Denhardt and Denhardt, 2009) If cooperation is lacking, e-government initiatives cannot be successful. In a particular case study of “Sun County”, the real location name was changed for confidentiality purposes; the implementation of a new GIS (Geographic Information System) was followed for several years in order to focus on the process of e-government rather than the outcome or outputs that

  • I Want to Stop Foreclosures in Detroit

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    boarded doors and windows have become indigenous, not only to Rosedale Park, but to every part of the metro Detroit area. However, one thing has remained constant; Rosedale Park, no rather Detroit as a whole is still my community. Presently, in Michigan alone, foreclosure has claimed roughly 9700 homes and the list grows as we speak (mi.foreclosure.com). Sadly even my home has failed to avoid this list of potential foreclosures. However, I don’t see myself as a victim nor do I see myself as defeated

  • Waterford Meadows, Waterford, Michigan

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    I grew up in a Waterford Michigan in a neighborhood called Waterford Meadows. The neighborhood consisted of middle-working class citizens, almost entirely Caucasian Americans, nuclear family households (domestic unit consisting of parents and their unmarried children), and the men were the breadwinners while the women homemakers. Today Waterford is a growing township; commercial buildings on every corner, new subdivisions, bigger roads, and high class dining restaurants. When I was a child, in the

  • Interview with the Director of Habitat for Humanity

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    The Interview was performed with Margaret Kato who holds the position of Human Resources Director for Genesee County Habitat for Humanity, located in Flint, Michigan. 1. What is your current educational and career background? Response: My background consists of multiple years of management experience within many varying industries. I have been with Habitat for Humanity for just under ten years representing all HR functions since the organization is a small affiliate. I also hold a bachelor’s degree

  • What is a Hero?

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    and will do. A local hero emerged recently in Flint Police Officer Leslie Keely. Plainly put, Officer Keely gave his life, for us, the residents of Genesee County. Les Keely died while in the line of duty. Involved in a high-speed pursuit of a vehicle, Keely was killed when his cruiser was struck broadside by another police car, driven by a Michigan State Trooper. At that point in time, Officer Keely became an instant hero. He lost the most important thing in the world, his life, doing what he was

  • The Erie Canal and Western Development

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    transcontinental railroad (Seelye 264). The Erie Canal determined the flow of commerce in the United States for over a century (Seelye 252). In 1825 with the completion of the railroad, the territories of present day Northern Indiana, Northern Illinois, Michigan and other western terri... ... middle of paper ... ...e. Buffalo, NY: Print. House of Matthews & Warren, 1876. Print. Koeppel, Gerard T. Bond of Union: Building the Erie Canal and the American Empire. Cambridge, MA: Da Capo, 2009. Print. Larkin

  • Flint's Crisis: The Costly Consequences of Water Pollution

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    Water pollution is a serious matter that should be accounted for. Every living being has a right to acquire a life-sustaining resource as water. A city in Michigan known as Flint is a victim of having contaminated essentials. In Flint, statistics show that not only is it in poverty, but over forty percent of its residents have a low income. It is revealing because most peers in the city felt personally victimized by the lack of supervision in its water distribution. It is churlish and insubordinate