A group of Ann Arbor-area child care providers, families, local businesses, and policymakers has produced two reports highlighting challenges for families who seek child care and those who aim to provide that care.
A community group and the city of Chelsea are moving forward on a plan that will turn a former manufacturing site in downtown Chelsea into a community asset.
An informal summer program for underserved youth in Superior Township has blossomed into a program blending sports, nutrition, and social-emotional learning for youth across the Ypsilanti-Ann Arbor area.
The $1.125 million grant will be split between U-M, Black Hills State University in South Dakota, and Benedictine University in Illinois.
The new center will be called the Michigan Public Health Integrated Center for Outbreaks Analytics and Modeling.
Promotional materials say the event, hosted by a Grand Rapids-based chocolate company, will offer an opportunity to "meet, greet, and eat" with a variety of Michigan-based chocolate producers.
The 38-acre property has gained a complicated reputation due to development challenges, but some see it as a natural, educational space where native species can flourish.
A new coaliiton has led to the creation of many programs that directly address mental health in young men of color.
A recent collaboration has helped the pool provide more swim classes for adult beginning swimmers and inspired the county to make it easier for adults to learn a vital life skill.
A new cross-disciplinary group of local business owners, families, child care providers, and civic organizations is working to alleviate child care challenges.
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