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For the Graduates
By Steve Gwisdalla Congratulations to the class of 2026! As a professional coach, consultant, and all-around happy guy, I would like to offer some advice, humor, and perspective as ...
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Pittsfield Weighs Rules for Data Centers Before Proposals Arrive
Pittsfield Township is trying to answer a question more Washtenaw County communities are facing: What rules should be in place before a large data center comes knocking? The township’s ...
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How Families Can Support Teen Mental Health This Summer
As students move from the school year into summer, local mental health advocates say families can help teens by watching for changes, keeping some routine in place and knowing ...
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A Drop in the Bucket
By Steve Gwisdalla This week’s article title is a phrase we have all heard before. It has many meanings but for the purposes of our humble little (but growing) ...
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Dexter Township Extends Contract with the Washtenaw County Sheriff’s Office
The Dexter Township Board authorized the Township Supervisor to sign the Police Services Contract Extension with the Washtenaw County Sheriff’s Office. The township board approved the decision at their ...
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Candidates for Scio Township Trustee Respond to STN Questions
“What is your favorite part of living in Scio Township that you hope to preserve, and what is one thing you think is ready to change?” The Sun Times ...
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WCC Freezes In-District Tuition, Lowers Online Rates
Tuition for in-district county residents attending Washtenaw Community College (WCC) will remain the lowest in the state next academic year, as the college freezes rates and reduces online tuition. In an ...
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Why U-M’s Billions Don’t Answer Every Budget Question
The University of Michigan reports billions of dollars in research activity. Its endowment is among the largest in higher education. But recent staff and lecturer cuts at the U-M ...
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‘The Road Home’ Shines Light on Washtenaw County’s Housing Crisis
Washtenaw County’s crisis of chronically unaffordable housing is now so acute and has been going on for so long that there is an entire hour and 40-minute-long documentary about ...
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Aging Dams Bring Costly Choices Across Huron River Watershed
A dam can fade into the background for generations, part of the scenery until it becomes a repair bill, a safety concern or a decision a community can no ...
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Local, State Officials Talk Election Integrity in Michigan
Worried about election security? Michigan ballots are in good hands. A lot of them. In preparation for a very busy election year in Michigan, local and state election officials ...
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El Niño May Be Returning: What It Could Mean for Washtenaw County This Summer
NOAA says El Niño is likely to develop over the next several months, with forecasters now putting the odds at 82% that the climate pattern will emerge between May ...
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