“This partnership with Harm Reduction Michigan demonstrates our commitment to collaborating with communities across the region to save lives and support substance use recovery efforts,” says Susan Kramer, a representative from Munson Healthcare Outpatient Behavioral Health.
“By building and rehabilitating homes in a smarter and more efficient way, renters will have the benefit of living in higher-quality units and saving money on their monthly energy bills,” says MSHDA CEO and Executive Director Amy Hovey.
“We are working to build a year-round economy in Northern Michigan so our kids can find meaningful work here at home,” says Sen. John Damoose.
“The quality was outstanding and showcased the spectacular aroma attributes of Michigan Chinook," says Rob Sirrine, MSUE Senior Educator.
“To protect the park’s remaining trees and reduce the risk of oak wilt disease, tree removal must take place in the winter months, outside of the growing season,” says Stephanie Rosinski, Traverse City and Leelanau state parks supervisor. “The timing is crucial for the long-term health of park trees.”
“We are honored to continue the stewardship of Leo Creek Preserve, ensuring that it remains a jewel of Suttons Bay for students and the public,” says ISEA executive director Fred Sitkins.
The program provides businesses and nonprofits with reimbursement grants for improvements and upgrades.
Purtell’s Restaurant and Ice Cream Shoppe opened in 1925 as a dairy. Over the last century, Purtell’s has evolved. Today, the menu includes scratch-made soups, pies, and abundant comfort foods.
A Main Street park in the city of Chelsea is one step closer to reality with a grant of $1,012,500 from the Michigan Natural Resources Trust Fund board.
“This dog park will provide Cheboygan County a new space for creating community engagement,” says Dan Gilmartin, CEO and Executive Director of the Michigan Municipal League.
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