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“Walk a Mile” rally promotes change from Michigan legislators
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More than 2,000 citizens covered the stairs and walkways of the Michigan Capitol to bring more attention to mental and public health and wellness.
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More than 2,000 citizens covered the stairs and walkways of the Michigan Capitol to bring more attention to mental and public health and wellness.
Across the Lansing area, workers have faced different challenges since March because of COVID-19. But for recent Mason High School graduate Reagan Bercaw, she said going back to her job at Plato’s Closet made her feel just as at home as she did all quarantine. “For me, coming back (to work) was really nice to finally have something that I actually had to do,” Bercaw said. “I hated sitting at home.”
Bercaw, like many others, was laid off March 23 while Plato’s Closet in East Lansing was closed during Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s stay-at-home order. Some employees resumed work May 14, but Bercaw came back June 1.
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