The weather is pleasant. You have become aware of the benefits of bike riding. Gas is now four dollars a gallon. So you decide to purchase a bike. Many adults go to the nearest Wal-Mart or K-mart to purchase a bike. Perhaps the cost of buying a bike at a bike shop scares most people. More
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(Pontiac) Pure Oakland Water (POW) and Oakland County Water Resources Commissioner Jim Nash are holding a Father’s Day weekend festival at Beaudette Park in Pontiac on Saturday June 14th called “Art-Fish-Fun”.More
Planning on adding a garage, finishing off the basement or getting a badly needed new roof? Finding a good contractor is the all important first step because a home improvement project gone wrong can cost you. The Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs (LARA) offers consumers important tips that will help them avoid common and often costly mistakes while renovating their homes.More
Minnesota Power is not overly concerned about the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s proposed greenhouse gas rule for existing power plants. The utility is, by its own admission, well-positioned to meet the aggressive carbon dioxide (CO2) emission reduction goals thanks to its EnergyForward strategy launched in early 2013.More
Michigan needs to create an economic environment that is better than competitor states, increases the number of workers with education beyond high school, and leverage assets that give it the best chance to meet the world’s need.More
What happens when a company whose expertise in advanced technology, event coordination and display, decides to run its own event?
You get a first hand journey into the future.
On Friday, May 30th the Institute for Entrepreneurial Studies at Adrian College held an all day conference on investment crowdfunding covering the new MILE (Michigan Invests Locally Exemption) Act. This was a fitting location for two reasons: Adrian College has a cutting edge Entrepreneurial Studies program headed by Dr. Oded Gur-Arie, a serial entrepreneur himself. Secondly, investment crowdfunding for Michigan began in Adrian and Lenawee County, conceived and nurtured by Chris Miller, Adrian Economic Development Director. Furthermore, the MILE ACT has been championed by Rep. Nancy Jenkins from Lenawee County and her legislative director, Andy Buss. Without the efforts from these individuals, Michigan would not be at the forefront of investment crowdfunding nationally as it is poised today.More
Building a wind turbine in Metro Detroit is a lot easier said than done. It’s such a challenging proposition that it flips local conventional wisdom on its head. Blue-collar suburbs in Detroit’s Downriver are integrating big alternative-energy projects into their everyday lives while college towns succumb to build-nothing-new NIMBYism.
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The fountain is flowing again, and Gov. Rick Snyder was understandably glowing Sunday, as Michigan showed off its newest state park as the backdrop for one of its oldest pastimes at the 2014 Detroit Belle Isle Grand Prix.More
