The council, a sub-committee of the Washtenaw County Board of Commissioners, includes representatives from various sectors of the local food system, including education, economic development, and waste management.
Tech Homecoming is traditionally held in person on the night before Thanksgiving, encouraging those who are visiting family in Ann Arbor to consider relocating here for work, but COVID-19 prompted the switch to a virtual platform this year.
The United Way of Washtenaw County, Ypsilanti Meals on Wheels, Food Gatherers, and the Washtenaw County Health Department recently received over $1 million combined in Rapid Response Initiative grants.
Flu vaccines are especially crucial this season to protect individuals from contracting both the flu and COVID-19 at the same time.
The Ann Arbor Area Transportation Authority will host multiple virtual town halls to share updates to its Temporary Service Plan, its Title VI program, and new mobile ticketing system, EZFare.
As many activities have shifted online during the pandemic, Jottful has helped small businesses build their first websites – often at no cost to the business owners, thanks to federal funding.
Although the program is well suited to how COVID-19 is changing the way people do business, it arose out of feedback the property management company has been receiving for a few years.
As the COVID-19 pandemic has prompted Ann Arbor to block off car traffic lanes to allow for more distanced pedestrian and bicycle traffic, walking and cycling enthusiasts are seeing an opportunity for longer-term change.
To promote shopping locally this holiday season, Ann Arbor-based entrepreneurial research nonprofit EntryPoint will release a gift guide Nov. 1 highlighting products and small businesses across the Midwest.
The theme of this year's Women's Exchange of Washtenaw forum was inspired by the idea of 20/20 vision and going into a new decade with a fresh outlook and openness to change.
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