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July 28, 2021
Government distrust driving younger Detroiters' vaccine hesitancy, survey shows Detroit is among the least vaccinated areas in Michigan, and University of Michigan researchers are surveying residents trying to find out exactly why. Less than 40% of eligible Detroiters have received at least one dose of the COVID-19 vaccine, according to Michigan Department of Health and Human Services data. Less than a third have completed their vaccination process. The vaccine hesitancy is fueled by misinformed beliefs on its safety, side effects and effectiveness, according to a UM survey. The hesitant population also skews to people younger than 40, per the survey. READ MORE Very cool weather slated for Michigan in first week of August Ready for a cool down? Typically August isn't a time for lower temperatures, but according to the latest from MLive Chief Meteorologist Mark Torregrossa, it is looking a little different this year: "The first week of August doesn’t look like August weather. In fact, it looks more like the first week of September. All of the data is showing a very cool start to August when compared to what we normally think about early August temperatures.The six-to-10 day temperature forecast really highlights the cool first week of August in Michigan." READ MORE Federal COVID-19 relief funds could provide $100 million for home repairs and new housing units expected to help 6,000 Michigan residents. Gov. Gretchen Whitmer announced the proposed investment Tuesday in Detroit, where state and local officials identified a need for thousands of affordable units and more funds to repair aging houses. The $100 million, which is expected to create 2,000 rental units and “leverage” $380 million in private investment, will go into the Michigan Housing and Community Development Fund for projects across the state. READ ►At capacity already, shelter space for homeless families in Kent County to be cut by nearly 50% Spartan Confidential podcast: Will Aaron Henry be picked in NBA Draft? Fall camp is on the horizon for the Michigan State football team. But first, the NBA Draft. When teams make their picks tomorrow, will MSU's Aaron Henry get picked? And where will he land? Our Spartan sports experts discuss that on the latest episode of Spartan Confidential, digging into Henry's strengths and weaknesses. The guys also discuss football, looking at what we learned during Big Ten Media Days. If you are interested in Michigan State sports, this is the podcast for you: LISTEN HERE It's a delicious time in Michigan -- blueberry season! And at Reender's in West Olive, it's time to pick some berries. Michigan’s fresh blueberries are available from July to September but can be enjoyed throughout the year frozen, juiced, and dried. Is your mouth watering thinking about biting into a mouthful of big, juicy blueberries? We stopped at Reender's, where they offer packaged blueberries, U-pick options, baked goods and more. Check it out and then plan a blueberry picking adventure of your own. It's tradition, after all. WATCH Get your local news 24/7 Ann Arbor | Bay City | Flint | Grand Rapids Connect with MLive
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