Seeking to unite Ann Arbor and Ypsi, “Bridging 23” series to host third event Dec. 2
The event series aims to bring people together, facilitate discussion, and let the community drive the conversation about what needs to happen next.
The event series aims to bring people together, facilitate discussion, and let the community drive the conversation about what needs to happen next.
Parents Kier and Deata McLemore aim to enrich children, their parents, and the Ypsi community as a whole through their business.
Locally-owned businesses dominate the scene, and they've created a thriving, collaborative commercial hub rooted in a deep commitment to community.
The happy hour-style event aims to draw Michigan expats back home for good on the biggest bar night of the year.
Bløm Meadworks is aiming to fill a niche for gluten-free drinkers as well as hardcore craft beer drinkers who are looking for something different.
More money, longer scholarship durations, and more services will now be available to low-income, minority, or first-generation college students graduating from Ypsi Community Schools.
The Michigan Corporate Relations Network and Technology Transfer Talent Network will continue their mission of promoting collaboration among state universities and developing technologies into startups.
Founder Aniruddh Gala, a relative newcomer to Ann Arbor, aims to make his tours appealing to first-time visitors as well as townies.
Founded 30 years ago, the clinic has evolved into a one-stop shop for free medical and dental services, food programs, social work services, and much more.
About 90 girls participated in the event, which came together as the result of a collaboration between school staff, businesses, and nonprofits.
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