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    Representatives from eight Latino advocacy organizations across Michigan gathered at the offices of the Detroit Hispanic Development Corporation to reveal the results of a survey of Latino voters in Michigan and receive an organizing grant from the Hispanic Federation.

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    Illustration of a transnational migrant family going through a grieving process, with a loved one on a video call and another person holding a photo of a deceased family member, highlighting the emotional impact of migration challenges. Image concept by Juan Ochoa and created with DALL-E.

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    Early voting in Detroit and across Michigan begins Saturday, October 19 to cast ballots for November 5th election 

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Author Stephen Mack Jones Presents DEUS X

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November 2, 2023
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Local author Stephen Mack Jones will bring his latest book tour to his hometown to present his brand new book DEUS X. In this fourth installment, Detroit ex-cop August Snow must delve into mysterious happenings in the Catholic church, forcing him to question his own faith. The August Snow series takes place in Southwest Detroit and Jones’ books are peppered with lots of local history, culture and personalities.

Copies of DEUS X will be on sale courtesy of 27th Letter Books.

Stephen Mack Jones previous books are; August Snow (2017), Lives Laid Away (2019), and Dead of Winter (2021).

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