Milan City $23K window project boosts city efficiency, voter privacy
Early voters in Milan can be more comfortable, safer and have an added measure of privacy at the next election -- all while the city saves money on electricity...
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North Star Reach Camp Receives $600,000 Matching Grant
The medical specialty camp near Pinckney provides free, transformative experiences for children with serious health challenges North Star Reach, a medical specialty camp providing free, life-changing experiences for children with serious health challenges, has received a generous $600,000 matching grant from The Ted and Jane Von Voigtlander Foundation. Every dollar donated will be matched, doubling ...
Eastern Michigan University professor leads effort to better characterize the impact of protein on lifespan
New publication explores protein’s role beyond muscle health, addressing cardiometabolic health, frailty, bone strength, and weight management By Melissa Thrasher Eastern Michigan University School of Health Sciences professor John Carbone, Ph.D., is the lead author of a newly published article examining the broader effects of dietary protein on health across the lifespan. The article, titled “Exploring Opportunities ...
What’s with the Helicopter Hovering above the Power Lines?
It’s been quite the sight for some people around the Dexter, Dexter Township and Webster Township communities. Seeing the helicopter hovering not too far above the power lines while lowering workers down to fix them, it’s not something you see every day. One area resident who has seen this is George Lambrides, who recently watched this ...
How Many Moose Are on the Loose in Michigan’s U.P.?
Scientists and wildlife experts are teaming up to track and study Michigan’s moose, aiming to uncover why their population growth has slowed in recent years. By Doug Marrin A new research project is set to explore why Michigan’s Upper Peninsula moose population has seen stagnated growth over the past decade. Led by the Michigan Department ...
Holocaust Survivor, Friend of Anne Frank, and U-M Professor Emeritus Irene Butter’s Lifelong Mission to Share Her Story
Washtenaw Resident Irene Butter Continues to Share Her Holocaust Story and Advocate for Human Rights By Cynthia Furlong Reynolds “I didn’t ask to go through the Holocaust, but I was saved through the miracles of luck and the love and determination of my Pappi,” says retired U-M professor Irene Hasenberg Butter, 94. “I learned that ...
Saline Area Schools says it’s “following the national messaging”
Saline Area Schools assures the district community its taking the appropriate steps to protect student privacy. In his Feb. 7 Community Message, Saline Superintendent Stephen Laatsch addressed some issues around immigration and gender identity. The community message is like an e-newsletter to the school district community. This part of his message came under the heading ...
From Geostrategy to Diplomacy, Dexter Students take on the United Nations
Dexter High School was well represented at the recent University of Michigan Model United Nations Conference called “MUNUM XXXVIII.” Twelve of Dexter High School’s (DHS) Model United Nations Delegates attended the four day conference from January 16-19th. The event is described as a “Model U.N. conference dedicated to providing high school students a space to engage with ...
Milan Foundation to celebrate 20th year with Mardi Gras-themed Gala
The Greater Milan Area Community Fund will be serving up some jambalaya, bourbon chicken, and collard greens along with jazz at its Mardi Gras-themed Gala this year.
A New Restaurant is opening in downtown Dexter
At the corner of Main and Alpine streets, the Dexter Brunch House is getting ready to open its doors in the next week or so. Formerly the home of the Dexter Riverview Café, this new restaurant is aiming to serve breakfast and lunch menu items that will be made with a from-scratch, homemade feel and ...
Firefighting couple honored for decades of service, together
On a Saturday morning, the bell sounded at the Milan Fire Station. Dan and Kim Carpus were headed ...
The Scio Flyers take to the Skies
A unique local club calls the skies over Scio Township Hall Park home. With a maximum altitude of 400 feet above ground level, per FAA regulations, the Scio Flyers Model Airplane Club can be seen conducting their flight training at the park behind township hall. The club has members and participants from the township and ...
Saline High School Esports Succeeds at State Competition
In a matter of sixteen months, Saline High School (SHS) has become one of the best in the state in esports. At the Michigan High School Esports League Fall 2024 Season Championships at Michigan State University in December, the Saline teams took in a state championship in Mario Kart, a runner-up and a top four ...
High School Talent Shines in Croswell Opera House’s Into The Woods
A remarkable all-area production brings Sondheim’s classic to life with standout performances and heartfelt moments. Photo: Zoelle Blackmon (JC/LISD Academy) and Abigail Lipsitz (Saline High School), operating the puppet for Milky White, are pictured with Aiden Ketola (Adrian High School) as Jack, A.J. Landingham (a homeschool student from Carleton) as the Baker, and Savanah Hernandez (Liberty ...
Former Zingerman employees open new Milan bakery
Rich Grains Bakery is the newest retail bakery in Milan to open its doors. They will be having soft openings ...
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