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Buy antiques and save the planet! Ypsilanti's Materials Unlimited supplies authentic and restored antiques as well as vintage salvage and construction materials to customers all over the world. From doors to lighting fixtures to molding and balusters, their art deco warehouse is stuffed with enough historic and sustainable materials to make a restorationist drool.
The idea of regionalism is expanding in Ypsilanti where the city and the school district are looking at sharing a space for the city's department of public works and the school district's bus garage.
Washtenaw County Employment Training and Community Services recieved a small shot in the arm from the feds. A U.S. Department of Labor grant will help local churches and community organizations get more people ready for jobs.
Ann Arborites are mobilizing to restore one of the city's better-known pieces of public art. The resident plant to repaint a mural in a downtown alley by the Michigan Theater that was recently whitewashed by vandals.
It's Art Fair time in Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti. Both cities art fairs kick off later this week.
Everybody loves a teddy bear and loads of them will be on display in Chelsea later this month. The Chelsea Teddy Bear Co. just opened a new toy museum featuring lot of rare teddy bears and it will go for a Guiness World Record for larget teddy bear mosiac at the end of July.
Watch out world, or at least Ypsilanti. Elvi are about to invade the collegetown as Elvisfest looks to make another stop in Ypsilanti this weekend.
The editorial staff of Concentrate would like to wish you a happy and safe fourth of July. We'll be spending the week barbecuing, catching up on the gossip magazines and sampling Michigan's finest microbrews. Some time in a hammock may also be involved. We'll see you again on July 9th with a brand spanking new issue!
Growth is slow but stead and expanding outside of the U.S. for Q LTD. The branding firm plans to go after more work in Europe and Asia while hiring a job or two locally to support it.
Times may be tough, but HKO Media's Harvey Ovshinsky only sees that as an opportunity to bring in more business to his story telling/consulting firm.
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