Ann Arbor YMCA begins youth summer food distribution program clickondetroit.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from clickondetroit.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Ann Arbor senior living community to offer free series on dementia, caregiving
Virtual educational series to launch in June
Tags:
ANN ARBOR, Mich. – Beginning in June, Ann Arbor community members can learn more about dementia and caregiving through a free webinar series from Glacier Hills Senior Living Community.
Hosted by the Glacier Hills Foundation, the Walter J. Weber Dementia Education Series will provide training and techniques to residents, families and community organizations working with or caring for individuals experiencing cognitive decline.
The series will feature free webinars hosted by dementia caregiving expert Teepa Snow and her Positive Approach to Care team. Each webinar can accommodate up to 500 participants.
2021 Young Citizens of the Year highlight passion, volunteering in Washtenaw County
Today 8:30 AM
2021 s Young Citizens of the Year - from left, Mya King, Adi Orlyanchik, Michael Hill-Carruthers, Juno Ryan and Anusha Gupta.Jacob Hamilton
Facebook Share
WASHTENAW COUNTY, MI – Five Washtenaw County high school students who use their passions to drive community change have been named Young Citizens of the Year for 2021.
Young Citizen of the Year recognizes Washtenaw County high school students for outstanding achievement in community service activities outside of school-based extracurricular activities. The Ann Arbor News started the initiative in 1998 to recognize high school students who give back, and the Ann Arbor Area Community Fund soon became involved to provide scholarships.
Exploring the Chain of Lakes by Land: Part 1
While most paddlers have hung up their boats for the year, we encourage you to still get out and explore by land in Northern Michigan natural areas. There are so many great family-friendly hikes and chances to snowshoe or cross country ski in our region with beautiful views of pristine waterways. Below are just a few of the year-round hiking and skiing options. All of these trails are non-motorized. Get out and explore!
Thanks to Paddle Antrim for sharing these hikes with us!
This 3,300-acre wildlife area is co-managed by the Michigan DNR and the Grand Traverse Regional Land Conservancy and includes over seven miles of shoreline on Skegemog Lake and Torch River. There are four different parking areas to access the trails – my family and I explored from the Rapid City parking area. This flat and straight out-and-back hike is wooded and kid/stroller friendly, making it a fun family adventure. It’s about 1.5 miles to reach beautiful La
Q&A with Joe Short: New Beer Releases, COVID-19, Upgrades
Photo(s) by Allison Jarrell
Joe Short, founder of Short’s Brewing Company in Bellaire, fills us in on the Northern Michigan beer scene and what’s coming up next for Short’s, including new releases from sister company Superfluid Supply Co. and brands like Starcut Ciders and Beaches Hard Seltzer.
How would you describe the current state of the craft brewing industry in Northern Michigan?
The current state of Michigan beer is robust! There is great camaraderie among the state’s breweries, small and large alike. I do feel we are reaching the saturation point for sure. I would say that’s more so for packaging microbreweries than it is for brewpubs. Every town needs a brewpub or two … or three …