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Introducing ‘Chronicle Conversations’: Talk to us, and Let’s Start a Discussion 

If you’ve been paying attention to our publication lately, we’ve been increasing our efforts to not only reinforce our status in the community as a conversation leader, but remind that we’re a community...

Michigan Chronicle and Wayne County Community College District Launch ‘Chronicle Conversations: Detroit Voices in Action’ 

A Bold Civic Media Partnership Putting Detroit's Most Urgent Conversations in the Hands of the People Living Them  DETROIT — The Michigan Chronicle and Wayne County Community College District...

DPSCD Students Lead 5th Annual SEE Conference Focused on Leadership, Wellness and Student Voice

By: Jasmine West More than 400 Detroit Public Schools Community District high school students gathered May 8 at Wayne County Community College District’s Northwest Campus...

Wayne County Treasurer’s Office Tax Payer Assistance Saturdays

 During the month of February the Wayne County Treasurer’s office and Wayne County Community College District (WCCCD) will host Taxpayer Assistance Saturdays.  Each Saturday the...

Detroit Public Schools announces four new 21st Century Workforce Development Centers

Detroit Public Schools is proud to announce the opening of four new 21st Century Workforce Development Centers. The programs offered at each center aim...

Wayne County Community College District Presents a Special Art Exhibition ...

Unique Exhibit Will Be on Display from April 10 – May 9, 2014 Detroit, Mich - Wayne County Community College District’s (WCCCD) School of Continuing...

‘Pa-Pa, hold my hand’

The advantage of becoming more experienced in life is the ability to value every moment I have to spend my grandchildren. There is...

WCCCD’s ‘Passport to Africa’ Grants Residents All-Access

The average Detroiter might never get the opportunity to travel halfway across the globe. Yet, you'd be surprised what fun and...

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