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Cheryl Dennison

Cheryl Dennison

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Staff Writer, My City Mag

Flint

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Total articles 392

  • A Future of Their OwnWhaley Children’s Center’s Independent Living Program Gives Foster Youth a Fresh Start

    By Cheryl Dennison Verified|My City MagVerifiedFor most young adults, their 18th birthday is a milestone celebrated with newfound freedom, college applications or plans for the future. But for youth in foster care, that birthday can feel more like a cliff’s edge, according to Mindy Williams, President/CEO Whaley Children’s Center. Without family support, financial resources or stable housing, aging out of the foster care system is one of the most vulnerable transitions a young person can face.

    By Cheryl Dennison Verified · My City Mag

    Apr. 01, 2025

  • Preparing to Protect and ServeLaw Enforcement Regional Training Academy

    By Cheryl Dennison Verified|My City MagVerifiedThe Law Enforcement Regional Training Academy (LERTA), formerly the Flint Police Training Academy, is an educational opportunity for individuals interested in pursuing law enforcement careers. Operating under the authority of Mott Community College Public Safety Chief Jamie Zecman, LERTA is located at the MCC Southern Lakes Branch Center in Fenton Township. The Academy moved to this location in 2011 and the first training session was held in 2012.

    By Cheryl Dennison Verified · My City Mag

    Feb. 03, 2025

  • A Future of Their OwnWhaley Children’s Center’s Independent Living Program Gives Foster Youth a Fresh Start

    By Cheryl Dennison Verified|My City MagVerifiedFor most young adults, their 18th birthday is a milestone celebrated with newfound freedom, college applications or plans for the future. But for youth in foster care, that birthday can feel more like a cliff’s edge, according to Mindy Williams, President/CEO Whaley Children’s Center. Without family support, financial resources or stable housing, aging out of the foster care system is one of the most vulnerable transitions a young person can face.

    By Cheryl Dennison Verified · My City Mag

    Apr. 01, 2025

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My City Mag

Flint, Michigan, United States

+1 810-230-1783