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City Council Promotes Peace Rally Amid Community Challenges

August 09, 2024 | Pontiac, Oakland County, Michigan



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City Council Promotes Peace Rally Amid Community Challenges
During the latest city council meeting, members emphasized the importance of respectful discourse among constituents and leaders. Councilman Rutherford expressed concern over the disrespectful behavior exhibited by some individuals at public forums, urging the community to engage in constructive dialogue rather than resorting to bullying tactics. He highlighted the need for civility, stating, \"I just want people to get to the place where we can disagree and not be disagreeable.\"

Rutherford also announced an upcoming peace rally in District One, scheduled for August 31, which aims to promote community harmony. The event will feature job interviews, entertainment, and free activities for families, taking place at Rotary Park from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. He acknowledged the support from fellow council members and community partners in organizing the rally.

Additionally, Councilman Mike McGinnis reminded residents of District Seven about their monthly meeting on August 12 at Prospect Missionary Baptist Church. The meeting will provide an opportunity for community members to engage in discussions and ask questions, with food and refreshments available.

In closing remarks, Rutherford extended condolences to the families affected by a recent tragedy involving domestic violence, emphasizing the importance of seeking help in such situations. The meeting concluded with a call for community support and engagement in upcoming events.

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