Michigan Chronicle back issues from November 2005:
Local youth soccer players get assist from Charter One
Nov 01, 2005
Local youth soccer players get assist from Charter One
Nov 01, 2005
Rosa Parks, the spark that ignited a nation's conscience
Nov 01, 2005;
An America without Rosa Parks?
Nov 01, 2005;
Remembering Rosa Parks; Many across nation speak about civil rights leader
Nov 01, 2005;
Remembering Rosa Parks; Many across nation speak about civil rights leader
Nov 01, 2005;
Rosa Parks Timeline
Nov 01, 2005
Changes at Michigan Chronicle and Michigan FrontPAGE
Nov 01, 2005
Changes at Michigan Chronicle and Michigan FrontPAGE
Nov 01, 2005
Ford Motor Company introduces new vice president of global quality at 2005 Congressional Black Caucus; Deborah Coleman meets with Washington Automotive Media
Nov 01, 2005
Ford Motor Company introduces new vice president of global quality at 2005 Congressional Black Caucus; Deborah Coleman meets with Washington Automotive Media
Nov 01, 2005
Life without a dad
Nov 01, 2005;
Black Caucus Foundation kicks off violence prevention
Nov 01, 2005;
Life without a dad
Nov 01, 2005;
WSU alumni honors civil rights martyr, Black grads
Nov 01, 2005
Detroit family benefits from new research led by DMC/WSU pediatrics physician
Nov 01, 2005
Detroit family benefits from new research led by DMC/WSU pediatrics physician
Nov 01, 2005
New book, 'Three Kings and a Star'
Nov 01, 2005
Rosa Parks, the spark that ignited a nation's conscience
Nov 01, 2005; ... Owens, Keith A. Michigan Chronicle 11-01-2005 Fifty years ago, the fate of an entire movement - and of an entire generation of Americans - hinged on the decision of one very tired and fed up Black woman who refused to give up her seat on a bus in Montgomery, Ala., to a White ...
An America without Rosa Parks?
Nov 01, 2005; ... Owens, Keith A. Michigan Chronicle 11-01-2005 For those who honestly believe that life in Detroit couldn't possibly be any worse than it is now, consider what it would be like for Black people if Rosa Parks had gone to the back of the bus. Ever think about that? Imagine a ...
Remembering Rosa Parks; Many across nation speak about civil rights leader
Nov 01, 2005; ... Moore, Melody Deniece Michigan Chronicle 11-01-2005 Those who knew Rosa Parks, the mother of the Civil Rights Movement, recall a woman of strength, love and compassion, and the importance of remembering her legacy. Dr. Dorothy I. Height, founder of the National Council ...
Rosa Parks Timeline
Nov 01, 2005 ... Michigan Chronicle 11-01-2005 1913: Rosa Louise McCauley is born Feb. 4 in Tuskegee, Alabama. 1928: Rosa, then in ninth grade, drops out of Booker T. Washington High School when her mother becomes seriously ill. She later attends Alabama State Teachers College for ...
Changes at Michigan Chronicle and Michigan FrontPAGE
Nov 01, 2005 ... Michigan Chronicle 11-01-2005 The Michigan Chronicle and Michigan FrontPAGE are pleased to announce the following changes. Keith Owens has been named senior editor of the Michigan Chronicle. Owens previously served as senior editor of the FrontPAGE. Chris ...
Ford Motor Company introduces new vice president of global quality at 2005 Congressional Black Caucus; Deborah Coleman meets with Washington Automotive Media
Nov 01, 2005 ... Michigan Chronicle 11-01-2005 Ford's newly-appointed vice president of global quality met with local and national automotive media during the 2005 Congressional Black Caucus, held Sept. 21-25 at the Washington Convention Center in Washington, D.C. Ford held a media ...
VAC helps local advocates celebrate 20th anniversary
Nov 01, 2005 ... Michigan Chronicle 11-01-2005 Tamara Lucas Copeland, president of Voices for America's Children (VAC), will help affirm "Change Makes Sense" with the Center for Health Education & Advocacy on Thursday, Oct. 27, at an anniversary luncheon being held at the Macgregor ...
New sign language program advances parent/child communication
Nov 01, 2005 ... Michigan Chronicle 11-01-2005 Oakland Family Services "Baby & Me" will offer a new music and sign language program called "Sign & Sing." This research-proven program is based on methods shown to speed language development in hearing children, ease frustration and ...
The Village of Harmony Manor opens
Nov 01, 2005 ... Michigan Chronicle 11-01-2005 On Wednesday, Oct. 5, Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick, Wayne County Executive Robert Ficano, Congressman John Conyers and other city officials joined Presbyterian Villages of Michigan as they officially opened the doors of Detroit's newest senior living ...
Strategic Staffing Solutions (S3) donates to My Sister's Place
Nov 01, 2005 ... Michigan Chronicle 11-01-2005 Strategic Staffing Solutions (S3) and the Downtown Runner/Walkers raised substantial support for victims of domestic violence when they hosted the 12th Annual Motor City Shakedown on Sept. 17 to benefit My Sister's Place. It was presented a ...
Granholm puts utilities on notice; No unnecessary rate increases
Nov 01, 2005 ... Michigan Chronicle 11-01-2005 Gov. Jennifer Granholm put the state's natural gas suppliers on notice that the Michigan Public Service Commission (MPSC) will be watching gas rates closely to ensure that customers have access to reliable, affordable energy to power their ...
Remember; Maryann Mahaffey is not a candidate for City Council
Nov 01, 2005 ... Michigan Chronicle 11-01-2005 Maryann Mahaffey is a great soldier for the city and she has served its citizens well. Whether it was fighting for affordable and quality housing, advocating for a living wage for workers or helping to empower neighborhoods, the veteran ...
We should explore new ideas to teach our children
Nov 01, 2005; ... Giles, Joyce Hayes Michigan Chronicle 11-01-2005 Some thoughts. As we think about public education in the city of Detroit, one question that we must grapple with is why some children fail and others thrive in similar environments. If we believe that all children can ...
Detroit 'IS' moving forward
Nov 01, 2005; ... Peek, V. Lonnie, Jr. Michigan Chronicle 11-01-2005 Several years ago, I received a visit from a reporter with the Philadelphia Inquirer. He was in town to cover the story of how this community was rallying around a referendum for a special tax subsidy for a new ...
Lucas donates $1 Million for King project
Nov 01, 2005 ... Michigan Chronicle 11-01-2005 Filmmaker George Lucas has made a $1 million contribution to help build a memorial to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. in Washington, D.C., according to Harry E. Johnson Sr., president of the Washington, D.C., Martin Luther King, Jr. National ...
Creating revenue streams for Detroit via legislative authority
Nov 01, 2005; ... Dearing, Jai-Lee Michigan Chronicle 11-01-2005 Any City Council body needs to be in the business of generating revenues for the city. To do so, council members must have a standing policy of proactively meeting with each city department to gain a functional understanding of ...
In the Game; Is race a factor in new NBA dress code?
Nov 01, 2005;
New book, 'Three Kings and a Star'
Nov 01, 2005
THE CHAMPS; Mumford, Murray-Wright capture first PSL football titles
Nov 01, 2005;
THE CHAMPS; Mumford, Murray-Wright capture first PSL football titles
Nov 01, 2005;
Bob Mann arrives in Detroit after stellar career at U of M
Nov 01, 2005;
Hilmer Kenty; A tireless worker and the epitome of class
Nov 01, 2005;
Hilmer Kenty; A tireless worker and the epitome of class
Nov 01, 2005;
Salvation Army awarded $25,000 math grant
Nov 01, 2005
Why I don't support Freman Hendrix
Nov 01, 2005;
Why I don't support Freman Hendrix
Nov 01, 2005;
A thank you letter from Maryann Mahaffey
Nov 01, 2005
Publisher speaks 'truth to power' at real estate forum
Nov 01, 2005;
Walking the walk
Nov 01, 2005;
New website for families living with autism
Nov 01, 2005
More African American men get prostate cancer
Nov 01, 2005
More African American men get prostate cancer
Nov 01, 2005
Reflections; A warm welcome back
Nov 01, 2005;
Silly RUMORS
Nov 01, 2005;
All's well for Detroit's own Rena Scott
Nov 01, 2005
You have to be unstoppable
Nov 01, 2005;
Fifth Third Bank to partner with Professional Flu Clinics; Flu vaccines to be available at Fifth Third Banking Centers
Nov 01, 2005 ... Michigan Chronicle 11-01-2005 Fifth Third Bank recently announced it will partner with the Professional Flu Clinics (PFC) in an effort to provide flu vaccines to the metropolitan Detroit area and its surrounding communities. Professional Flu Clinics, will begin distributing ...
Eighty Detroit youth prepare for college with YMCA's Future Professions Academy
Nov 01, 2005 ... Michigan Chronicle 11-01-2005 Eighty Detroit high school students are defying society's negative image of teens and the inner city. These students are taking proactive steps to prepare for college and career life with the YMCA of Metro Detroit's Future Professions Academy, ...
From the President
Nov 01, 2005; ... Pierce, Sandy Michigan Chronicle 11-01-2005 Every company, organization and individual should strive for excellence and a quality of distinction in their endeavors. Charter One Bank is no exception. We are honored that Charter One was recently ranked as the No. 1 small ...
Jesse Jackson and Rainbow/PUSH convene two-day Urban & Automotive Symposium
Nov 01, 2005 ... Michigan Chronicle 11-01-2005 On Sept. 29-30, Rev. Jesse L. Jackson and the Rainbow/PUSH Coalition hosted an Urban & Automotive Symposium. Held at the Detroit Yacht Club, located on Belle Isle, the conference explored and offered viable strategies and solutions for ...
'Super Reading' initiative is off and running
Nov 01, 2005 ... Michigan Chronicle 11-01-2005 The Detroit Super Bowl XL Host Committee (DSBXLHC) and Charter One Bank are excited that Metro Detroiters have embraced and responded to "Super Reading," which was launched in early October. This initiative has three core focus ...
Charter One sets sights on serving Detroit
Nov 01, 2005; ... Brooks, T. Michigan Chronicle 11-01-2005 Charter One Bank was recently named the No. 1 small business lender in Michigan and the Midwest by the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA). But don't expect Sandra Pierce, president and CEO of Charter One Bank, Michigan, to be ...
Halloween, Greenfield Village, and Charter One Bank
Nov 01, 2005 ... Michigan Chronicle 11-01-2005 The thousands of trick-or-treaters who visited Greenfield Village on the chilling evenings and eerie nights of Oct. 13-16 and Oct. 20-23 had a fun and spooky time. Many of the visitors who walked the hallowed streets of Greenfield Village were ...
Charter One Bank donates soccer balls to Metro Detroit youth leagues
Nov 01, 2005 ... Michigan Chronicle 11-01-2005 Youth soccer players are literally having ball now that Charter One Bank is distributing free soccer balls to youth leagues and teams in 12 Metro Detroit communities. The balls are being donated to children ranging from 5 to 8 years of age ....
Local youth soccer players get assist from Charter One
Nov 01, 2005 ... Michigan Chronicle 11-01-2005 This fall, youth soccer leagues and teams in 16 Metro Detroit communities will not have to worry about a shortage of soccer balls. Thanks to Charter One's donation of more than 7,000 soccer balls, there will be scores of happy kids, kicking ...
Life without a dad
Nov 01, 2005; ... Ivery, Curtis L. Michigan Chronicle 11-01-2005 It is inevitable that some sons who grow up without fathers are doomed to become absent parents themselves. Without a role model to emulate, the deck is stacked against many young men who become fathers and are ...
Black Caucus Foundation kicks off violence prevention
Nov 01, 2005; ... Simanga, Michael Michigan Chronicle 11-01-2005 Under the leadership of the Black Caucus Foundation of Michigan, several community leaders and nonprofit organizations held a 10 a.m. press conference on Friday, Oct. 14, to announce a year-long project to combat teen ...