November 21, 2009
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More 'Greenbelt' land preserved
Source: The Ann Arbor News, 7/31/2008
While most people are tightening their belt, Ann Arbor and its neighboring cities are losseing theirs... well, at least their 'greenbelt.'
Young Muslims create 30/30 group to help teens in their communities
Source: The Chicago Defender, 7/31/2008
The 30/30 group grew from 30 young Muslim men and women brainstorming for 30 days until they emerged with a plan to help teens in their community deal with the social ills of drugs, alcohol, and mental illness, as well as to teach those on the outside about their faith.
'Green' jobs viable option for Michigan's idle workforce
Source: The Great Lakes IT Report, 7/31/2008
Two programs are getting together to prepare laid-off works for alternative energy careers here in Michigan - a state prime for a boom in such an industry.
$4 gas turns into two-wheeled commutes
Source: The Detroit Free Press, 7/31/2008
It's nearly 140 dollars a barrel for oil. Gas is up around four bucks. The environment
appears to be taking a bit of a hit. Seems like a good a time as any to pull out your ol' ten-speed and ride to work.
Blog for a dollar at this year's Arts, Beats & Eats
Source: Arts, Beats & Eats, 7/31/2008
Blogin Café will be on site for festival goers to tell the festival what's up. At the same time you can make a buck, for real.
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Contest encourages you to put your MI community on YouTube
Source: The Michigan Municipal League, 7/31/2008
There is a story on every street, in every community, to every city and the Michigan Municipal League is asking you to tell it. This contest is your opportunity to tell that story to more than 500 of Michigan's elected officials, the same ones who decide the paths that the state will take. The contest is calling for videos that have insight on creating, sustaining, and improving Michigan's unique places.
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Despite tough economy Wayne County continues to offer Head Start opportunities
Source: Wayne County, 7/30/2008
Wayne County families, despite the tough times, don't have to sacrifice education for their three to five year olds thanks to the Wayne County Head Start program.
Wayne County is fighting mortgage foreclosure with prevention program
Source: Wayne County, 7/30/2008
Wayne County has started a prevention program to educate home owners who are at risk of losing their homes. The program offers up options about foreclosures and its processes through education, awareness, and assistance - which are available at no cost.
Looking for Wayne County election results? Look no further
Source: Wayne County, 7/28/2008
Don't want to wait around for Wayne County election results? Well, starting at 10 p.m. on August 5, you can get up to date tallies for all the heated elections. Just jump on the Net, go to the Wayne County Web site, and find the battles of your choice.
Local salsa makers keep getting bigger
Source: WWJ, 7/24/2008
Ferndale-based salsa company growing, expanding, moving, and shaking throughout the U.S.
Oakland County ranks high in high-tech
Source: The Detroit Free Press, 7/24/2008
The second most digitally advanced government in the state belongs to Oakland County. You can't be that... unless you're San Diego, who came in first place.
Michigan movies could turn into Michigan tourism
Source: Kalamazoo Gazette, 7/24/2008
Yes, it's another film piece. But there are so many because it's such a big deal for the state on so many levels.
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Washtenaw County Border-to-Border trail nearly completed
Source: The Ann Arbor News, 7/24/2008
It's gonna be a 35 mile path from the Southeast corner to the the Northwest corner of Washtenaw County, aptly named the Border-to-Border Trail. Nearly fifty percent completed after ten years of planning and paving, the first section is operational.
Ypsilanti's 'Miles of Gold' is heaven for golfers
Source: TravelGolf.com, 7/24/2008
Kids have Disney Land, teenagers have text-messaging, the elderly have Columbo, and golfers have Ypsilanti. Miles of Golf is one of the largest public courses in the nation - and it's in Ypsi.
'Green' beer festival, and it's not even St. Patty's Day
Source: KalamaBrew, 7/24/2008
This weekend in Ypsilanti's Depot Town you'll find a 'green' beer festival. Well, actually, the beer will be its normal color, but the festival itself will be 'green.' See, the Michigan Summer Beer Festival has decided to reduce and recycle all of the weekend's festival waste.
Get ready for the 2008 Detroit Urban Craft Fair -- apply by Aug. 15
Source: Handmade Detroit, 7/17/2008
Detroit and urban go together - how about Detroit, urban, and crafts? Heck yeah they do!
Ypsi is growing despite hardened ground
Source: The Ann Arbor News, 7/17/2008
Despite state and national economic challenges, Ypsilantis growing... quite nicely, thank you.
Royal Oak-based Adopt-a-Watt Program is an alternative way to fund alternative energy
Source: Mirror Newspapers, 7/17/2008
Alternative energy for public buildings could grow thanks to the Royal Oak-based national program Adopt-a-Watt.
Ann Arbor-Detroit rail line by 2010, potentially
Source: Press & Guide Newspapers, 7/17/2008
After all that talk of a Detroit-Ann Arbor commuter line, it's on its way... potentially. SEMCOG is just waiting on estimates of cost before they progress. The line could get held up again but Carmine Palombo, director of transportation programs for SEMCOG, says it should be a go.
Rochester Hills-based company providing technology for world's largest solar roof
Source: Great Lakes IT Report, 7/17/2008
A Rochester Hills-based Energy Conversion Devices is helping build the largest solar rooftop in the world... it's the superlative.