The Michigan Infrastructure Office is getting the word out on the Elective Pay Ambassador Program (EPAP). This program is here locally in the Ann Arbor area with the Washtenaw 2030 District, who is acting as the local host organization. This month it was announced, the Michigan Infrastructure Office (MIO) Technical Assistance Center (TAC), in partnership with the Michigan ...
My friends, we all have it. When we turn off the noise, the videos, the music, the politicians. When we quiet our lives down for a moment, we can hear it. It is always there, but it seems like the world wants us to ignore it, pretend it isn’t there, tell you that you don’t ...
Recently, I volunteered for the Holiday Hustle, a 1-mile walk/run and 5k race in Dexter. It was my first time and lucky for me, they assigned me to traffic detail. I had to stand out by the “Road Closed” sign and remind everyone why the road was closed and try to help them figure out ...
By Steve Gwisdalla My friends, here in our little corner of the world, we advocate for more joy and focus on being, promoting, and living an ‘up’ life. Sometimes it is easy to do. Other times it is hard. This past Wednesday night, my family and I were at dinner when my phone rang. If ...
Left versus right. Capitalism versus socialism. Pro business or pro-environment. The world seems to want to have us choose sides. If you are on one side, you are right and those on the other side must be wrong, right? Let’s slow down for a second. Each side has beliefs. Each side feels strongly about those ...
By Steve Gwisdalla Remember when we were kids? I know it is getting harder and harder for some of us. But I distinctly remember the depository for all things wonderful I achieved as a child being the place I would walk by with my head held high and my little chest puffed out big. Of ...
The story of University of Michigan Football Coach Sherrone Moore’s termination with cause took on an even more local connection Wednesday evening when it was reported by numerous news outlets that Moore was detained by the Saline Police Department. News reports issued on Dec. 10, stated Moore was initially detained by the Saline Police that ...
By Barry Lonik Photos by Barry Lonik The Scio Township Land Preservation Program recently closed on a conservation easement purchase from Carol Fletcher. The property is nearly 16 acres in size with frontage on the east side of Zeeb Rd. north of Scio Church Rd. Most of the property is agricultural and it includes an ...
Food Gatherers, ann arbor’s 107one and Kroger will once again join forces during the holiday season to help alleviate hunger in Washtenaw County. This year, due to rising need, Food Gatherers’ goal has increased from 1 to 1.5 million meals. Launching on Giving Tuesday, the annual Rockin’ for the Hungry fundraiser returns for its 36th ...
The Looney Tunes will return to the big screen of the Michigan Theater on November 30. Starting at 11:00 a.m., some of the all-time giants in all of animation will go through some of their timeless classics for older generations who remember them on screen, and for younger generations to enjoy. “We get parents and ...
The University of Michigan closed fiscal year 2025 with another historic milestone: a record $2.16 billion in research expenditures. This is only the second time in school history that the total has crossed the $2 billion mark. The university’s Office of the Vice President for Research released its annual report this week, highlighting rising federal, ...
The Ann Arbor Pioneer High School Theatre Guild raised the curtain on their 2025 -26 season with the 2018 Broadway hit, SpongeBob – The Musical. With a script by Kyle Jarrow and lyrics by a variety of artists, SpongeBob received 12 Tony nominations. Pioneer’s production was directed by UM Student Naomi Parr. Parr took an ...
Photo: (L-R) Creative Designer Nina Letterly, Editor Doug Marrin, TRUiC CEO Nagabhushanam “Bobbi” Peddi, STN Publisher/TRUiC COO Ashley Hiser, and Director of Business Development Ashley Damm. Photo by Priscilla Creswell. Once upon a time, not so long ago, newspapers were the primary source of news for the average American—in fact, in the nineteenth century, Chelsea ...
The USDA says November’s SNAP funds will not be distributed Next month, around 11,000 Washtenaw County households will face increased food insecurity when the US Department of Agriculture (USDA) suspends November payment for its Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), as a result of the “ongoing federal government funding lapse.” About 5,000 of these Washtenaw County ...
By Steve Gwisdalla ([email protected]) My son plays soccer. He is the Goalkeeper for Dexter High School and has been the starter on Varsity both his freshman year and this season. This was a particularly tough season, as injuries and a grueling schedule took its toll on a very young team. At one point this season, ...
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