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Education Achievement Authority / Crime Stoppers
Season 41
Episode 71
The Education Achievement Authority launches a career and technical education program for its high school students. We’ll tell you how teens can get a jump on earning college credit, plus get a paid job. We talk about this initiative with Tyrone Winfrey, Chief of Staff for the EAA. Crime Stoppers of Michigan is honoring three individuals for their commitment to making our community safer. 4171
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