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Poll: Tooth Fairy now handing over about $4.70 per tooth
Read full article: Poll: Tooth Fairy now handing over about $4.70 per toothThe Original Tooth Fairy Poll has typically mirrored the economy’s overall direction, tracking with the trends of Standard & Poor’s 500 Index (S&P 500) for 16 of the past 19 years. The Tooth Fairy’s average cash gift just reached $4.70, its highest point in the annual Delta Dental poll’s 23-year history. In Arkansas, as across the South, the Tooth Fairy pays about $4.45, tracking the U.S. average most closely. Baby teeth fetch the least in the Midwest ($3.66), and the most in the North ($5.72) and the West ($5.54). “The annual Tooth Fairy Poll is a bit of light-hearted fun to draw attention to good oral care, starting with baby teeth,” said Dave Hawsey, vice president of marketing at Delta Dental of Arkansas.
Interview with Margaret Trimer of Delta Dental about how they’re giving back this Thanksgiving
Read full article: Interview with Margaret Trimer of Delta Dental about how they’re giving back this ThanksgivingCopyright 2020 by WDIV ClickOnDetroit - All rights reserved. Watch the interview with Margaret Trimer right here. If you need help with the Public File, call (313) 222-0566.
Detroit Pistons recognize LGBTQ+ community with week of virtual events
Read full article: Detroit Pistons recognize LGBTQ+ community with week of virtual eventsDETROIT The Pistons will host a series of virtual events from Monday through Thursday for Pistons Pride Week. The Pistons programs are an extension of the Pistons Equality platform and are meant to support the LGBTQ+ community. Pride week events are free and open to the first 1,000 participants to register online. READ: Benched: Greg Kelser discusses the end of Detroit Pistons season, praying for social changeOn Tuesday at 6 p.m. the Pistons will host an interactive discussion with Free Mom Hugs founder Sara Cunningham and her son Parker. Through the Pistons Pride Week events and discussions, we look to recognize and advocate for inclusion for the LGBTQ+ community, said Erika Swilley, Detroit Pistons senior director of community relations.
Internships go digital during pandemic
Read full article: Internships go digital during pandemicInternships are going digital. At the beginning of the pandemic a Metro Detroit company pivoted and will offer students a virtual intern experience this summer. You know, right now the world is in flux. But personally, I have found that like, its harder than that, like it takes time to find somebody thats right for you. And thats really going to make an impact on you, said 20-year-old MSU student, Livvy Wiegel.