Virginia Gordan
Virginia Gordan has been a part-time reporter at Michigan Radio since fall 2013. She has a general beat covering news topics from across the state.
Virginia joined Michigan Radio after a career at the University of Michigan Law School, first as Assistant Dean of Students and later as Assistant Dean of International Affairs. Before that she worked as a lawyer in Washington, DC, on the development of low and moderate income housing.
Virginia loves the state of Michigan and especially enjoys exploring its lakes (including the Great ones) as often as possible.
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Participants in the federally funded Michigan Women, Infants and Children (WIC) program have been hit especially hard by the shortages.
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The Department of Defense team will provide assistance to Mercy Health Muskegon during a surge in COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations.
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Lawmakers passed a bill (H.B. 4294) Tuesday that would temporarily allow a school district to hire its own support staff as substitute teachers as long as…
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State medical and public health officials urge parents to vaccinate the 825,000 Michigan children in that age group.
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For the first time, behavioral health services and physical health services will be funded the same way.
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This is the first time the state has urged the city's residents to avoid consuming tap water.
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Federal help is on the way for restaurants, bars, food trucks, caterers and other food establishments across the country that have been hit hard by the...
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The Michigan Department of Education is offering an option to help school districts deal with what State Superintendent Dr. Michael Rice calls a ...
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Michigan has achieved its lowest infant mortality rate in the state's recorded history, according to an announcement this week by the Michigan...
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Michigan's Board of State Canvassers deadlocked Thursday on certifying a petition that seeks to repeal the 1945 Emergency Powers of Governor Act that...