A Strong Voice on Michigan Climate Change
by Michigan residents have strong opinions saying climate change is happening and corporations and citizens should do something about it.
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Get Up to Speed on Web Content Accessibility Guidelines
by There has been a slow boil effort making websites accessible for the disabled. For the past several years, websites outside of government it was thought …
Ora Labora 1863 – A Lost Colony in Michigan’s North – Part 2
by Part II of the Ora Labora story outlines the summer of 1863. Building is rapid and progress exciting in Michigan’s north. But the looming effect of the Civil War is about to impact this fledgling German religious colony’s effort to bring their culture and traditions to the Great Lakes wilderness.
Detroit Metro Airport – 10 Tips & Things To Do at DTW Airport
by Detroit Metropolitan Airport is the 18th busiest airport in the United States. It’s also one of the largest with the main concourse almost a mile long. These tips will help you get to the airport like a pro and make the most out of your time at DTW.
6 Photos From Chernihiv – More Personal Ukraine War Accounts From North of Kyiv
by This is the second part of a series of stories written by a young Ukrainian couple who has managed to submit accounts of their personal experiences of the war with Russia. This is an account by Katya, a recent college graduate living in a town north of Ukraine’s capital called Chernihiv.
Michigan Competitive in Wind Production, But Future Growth Limited
by Over the past twenty years, the Great Lakes region has been steadily increasing the number of new wind projects and wind energy output. Now that pace looks to have slowed with more local communities placing acting tighter zoning control over industrial wind development.
Cheeseburger Festival Caseville 2019
by This is the schedule of events starting with the the first day of Cheeseburger in Caseville for 2019.
Ora Labora – The Final Days of the Colony 1866 – Part 5
by Ora Labora’s final viable year as a religious colony in the wilderness of the upper thumb of Michigan was 1866. We reveal the final desperate attempts to keep it going.
