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School funding cuts put education at risk
Wednesday, 11.18.2009, 04:38am

Hundreds of parents, students and educators from districts throughout the state rallied in Lansing on Tuesday, demanding that legislators restore funding to school districts facing debilitating cuts following the state budget crisis.

 

WSU student group to host screening of documentary on film portrayals of Arabs
Friday, 11.06.2009, 10:07pm
The Middle Eastern Law Student Association is scheduled to host a screening of the Jack Sheehan film "Reel Bad Arabs" on Tuesday, Nov. 10, 3-5 p.m. at Wayne State University.
Hussein Berry elected to Dearborn School Board, O’Donnell unseats Thomas
Friday, 11.06.2009, 09:31pm

ELECTION RESULTS: All but two from AAPAC slate win in Dearborn, Ali Sayed top vote-getter in 19 Dearborn precincts, loses election

Outrage erupts after killing of imam
Friday, 11.06.2009, 09:30pm
Groups call for independent investigation of FBI actions
IRS effort to provide bilingual tax help Nov. 7
Friday, 11.06.2009, 09:16pm
The Internal Revenue Service has announced a special event called Solution Saturday.
Homicides down, more cases closed under new Detroit Police Chief, internal numbers show
Wednesday, 11.04.2009, 09:13pm
Detroit Police seem to have turned a corner in preventing and closing homicide cases, according to data released by Mayor Dave Bing and Detroit Police Chief Warren Evans at a news conference Oct. 26.
Election results bring moderate change
Wednesday, 11.04.2009, 12:30am
Tuesday's elections will result in some moderate shakeups in upcoming city council and school board terms of several municipalities.
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Muslims pray at the Islamic Center of Detroit on Wednesday in observance of the Night of Power, or Laylat al-Qadr, when many Muslims stay awake all night in mosques for special prayers. PHOTO: Nafeh AbuNab

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School funding cuts put education at risk
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FBI shootout leads to death of radical leader
Imams settle with U.S. Airways in civil rights case
Head of local Muslim academy denies wrongdoing, blames abrupt closure on financial distress
AAPAC releases endorsements for November election ahead of 12th annual banquet
U.S. Commerce Secretary visits Arab American community, listens to business concerns

   
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