The City of Traverse City is facing a strategic disconnect between its budget and goals and a potential looming staffing crisis as one-third of employee.
Artist, filmmaker and writer Joseph Cornell (1903-1972) was a mystery when he was alive and continues to mystify fifty years after his death. Best known as the “box artist,” he made assemblages that defy categorization but seem to resonate with viewers of all ages. He lived for decades in virtual anonymity in a working-class neighborhood in Flushing, Queens, creating his celestial masterpieces in a modest home on Utopia Parkway. Cornell was born in December and died in December. The approaching winter season, with its shorter days, seem like the perfect time to warm ourselves next to his legacy.
This emergency evacuation drill should not be cause for alarm- it is an annual test run in compliance of regulations issued by the NYS Education Department.
By Joe Barrett A chef who has trained alongside distinguished Michelin starred chefs has been appointed as the new Executive Head Chef at The Heritage in…