Guest Column: Why We Need LGBTQ Protections in Michigan
byBy Craig McCalla Elementary School Principal, Dexter, MI, Recently, people across Michigan have been engaged in conversations about diversity in our community that…
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Q&A: Larrea Young discusses GrieveWell, Grief Week and how to support others dealing with grief
byThrough a coordinated week of awareness and educational events, GrieveWell seeks to “put grief on the map” by engaging the community in thought, discussion…
Dr. Robert Provenzano named to National Kidney Foundation of Michigan Board
byRobert Provenzano, MD, FACP, FASN has been named to the National Kidney Foundation of Michigan (NKFM) volunteer Board of Directors. Dr. Provenzano is the…
Fly Me to the Moon: Benefit for Dexter Senior Center is April 13
byOn Saturday, April 13, the Dexter Senior Center will host “Fly Me to the Moon” as its annual fundraiser at Columbus Hall in Dexter….
Upcoming events at the Dexter Area Historical Society Museum and Gordon Hall
byMay 3: Museum Opening with a special Bible display May 4: Antique appraisers from DuMouchelles Art Gallery in Detroit will return to the Dexter…
The Great Eight: A look at the homes featured in the 2019 Spring Remodelers Home Tour
byThe 2019 Spring Remodelers Home Tour is April 13-14. Times for Saturday are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Times for Sunday are noon to…
Grief Art Walk Profile: Ann Arbor’s Wechter is “catching the tail of her dreams”
byThe Grief Art Exhibit, a major part of next week’s Grief Week sponsored and organized by GrieveWell, is a platform for people to share…
Final chapter coming for 80 employees of Thomson-Shore after Dexter company is sold to CJK Group
byIt might not be Thomson-Shore’s final chapter but it is for at least 80 of their employees after the Dexter book manufacturing company filed…
Coming Soon: Dexter HS Drama Club presents “Little Shop of Horrors”
byThe Dexter High School Drama Club presents “Little Shop of Horrors” for their 2019 Spring Musical. The production, with music by Alan Menken and…
Economic outlook for Washtenaw County: Three more years of growth
byUniversity of Michigan economists anticipate three more years of job growth, falling unemployment and real wage growth for Washtenaw County. “Our baseline forecast is…
