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Longform Nurses like District Health Department #10’s Becky Gossman RN are only one facet of the future public health workforce.

Redefining public health in Michigan: A vision for a post-pandemic future

Brianna NargisoTuesday, October 15, 2024
The Michigan Association for Local Public Health is advocating for a transformative vision of public health, one that accounts for the complexities of today’s diverse communities and the ever-evolving landscape of health needs. 
Feature Story Community mental health agencies from all over the state came to the 2024 rally to show support for their clients and friends and to advocate for a stronger mental health system. Healthy Communities

20th 'Walk a Mile in My Shoes' rally promotes public mental health care

Monique BedfordTuesday, October 15, 2024
Community Mental Health Association of Michigan (CMHA) Walk a Mile in My Shoes Rally congregates advocates from across Michigan to support public behavioral health care. 
Feature Story Dr. Celia S.D. Thomas, Chief Operating Officer at Alternatives for Girls Community Development

Doors open, lights on at Dr. Maya Angelou VillageResilient Neighborhoods Feature

Carole HawkeMonday, October 14, 2024
Amidst a shortage of affordable housing, a new project in Brightmoor welcomes its first residents.  
Feature Story Detroit Lions quarterback Jared Goff dons a pair of Cartier frames.

Opinion: What America would look like if it actually did look like Detroit

Aaron FoleySunday, October 13, 2024
In many ways, much of the country already sounds, tastes and drives like Detroit.
Longform A Supplemental Science lesson at John R. King Academic and Performing Arts Academy in Detroit. Kids and Education

Parks bring free and low-cost nature education to underserved schools in Southeast Michigan

Patrick DunnThursday, October 10, 2024
Southeast Michigan's parks are working to connect students in underserved communities to nature and science programming.
Feature Story A room at Big Bay Point Lighthouse.

New website shows off Michigan's B&Bs to promote industry comeback

Leslie CieplechowiczThursday, October 10, 2024
Bed and Breakfast lodgings are an important part of Michigan’s economy, with 130 locations bringing in $70.3 million annually. The Michigan Bed & Breakfast Association is highlighting members with a new website.
Feature Story Earl Cureton

Why one woman wants to rename an eastside basketball court for ex-Piston Earl Cureton

Michael LaphamWednesday, October 9, 2024
When Powell closes her eyes, she sees an indoor court where neighborhood kids can go and play, without being at the mercy of Michigan’s unpredictable weather. regardless of the weather and that can be used for other community events when games are not played. It would be a place where people come together and feel welcome.
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New condo development in historic Piety Hill is first new housing in nearly 150 years

Darlene A. WhiteWednesday, October 9, 2024
Piety Hill, located just south of Boston-Edison and north of New Center and Virginia Park, has long been known for its original homes dating back to the late 19th century. The introduction of The Summit aims to rejuvenate the area while respecting its rich history.

Lessons in community redevelopment

Second Wave Staff Wednesday, October 9, 2024
Three Michigan communities are enjoying a resurgence. In some ways, the communities -- Corktown in Detroit, Marquette in the Upper Peninsula and Heartside in Grand Rapids -- pursued different paths to success, embracing their unique characteristics. But they also have shared some of the same tools in their redevelopment efforts. 
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LifeWays peer support and recovery staff inspire clients to 'walk the walk'

Rylee BarnsdaleTuesday, October 8, 2024
LifeWays employs peer support specialists and recovery coaches for clients to work with throughout their recovery journeys. 
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