DNR recruiting applicant to serve on Snowmobile Advisory Workgroup
The Michigan Department of Natural Resources currently has a vacancy on the Michigan Trails Advisory Council’s Snowmobile Advisory Workgroup. This position would fill the vacant trail sponsor representative seat.The purpose of the Snowmobile Advisory Workgroup is to assist the Michigan Trails Advisory Council in performing the duties and responsibilities of the workgroup and to provide the DNR advice related to the snowmobile program. This includes advice related to the creation, development, operation and maintenance of the designated snowmobile trail system. P.A. 451 of 1994, Section 324.82102.
West Michigan Sustainable Business Forum will host a luncheon examining the triple-bottom-line impacts of employee development and advancement on Monday, July 11 at the Grand Rapids Community College Applied Technology Center from 12 to 2 pm.
The Medical Assistant (MA) program at Henry Ford College (HFC) offers a gateway into the medical field for non-traditional students.
Staying in town over the holiday weekend? We’ve got free and low-cost activities on Saturday and Sunday to keep you busy! (Both museums will be closed on Monday, July 4).
Trying to find a common denominator to linking up various organizations, political figures, small business owners, corporations and various community groups and non-profits was one of the main focuses at the recent ninth annual Synergy Leaders Council Meeting at Sindbads Restaurant and Marina in Detroit.
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With spring coming to a close and summer fast approaching, many families look towards Oakland County’s abundance of beautiful lakes, rivers, and streams as a source of recreation. The Water Resource Commissioners office of Oakland County is continuing a public awareness program to protect our waterways and ecosystems from hazardous runoff caused by fertilizer use.
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Jack Lessenberry, internationally renowned writer, commentator, and political analyst, will headline a wide-ranging program of experts at this year’s Michigan Energy Fair. As a special guest speaker, Mr. Lessenberry will be featured on Saturday, June 25, at 12PM, at the Ingham County Fairgrounds Community Hall, 700 E. Ash St., Mason. Jack Lessenberry is known as head of the journalism faculty at Wayne State University and WUOM-FM’s senior political analyst where he delivers daily essays and commentary on important Michigan issues.