Staff Report / Flintlocal.org

November is recognized as Native American Heritage Month. This is a time dedicated to learning about Native American heritage and celebrating the achievements of Native Americans. The information comes from the Office of Economic Development in Flint, Michigan.

Source: UM-Flint Office of Economic Development | Flint MI | Facebook

Source Type: Business

Source Location: Flint

Flint, MI

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