Spring has sprung which means local produce will be here soon! We’re now partnering with farmers to bring you a Local Farm Box that’s filled with locally grown organic produce and delivered from mid to late June through early October.More
Since President Obama took office, we have made significant advances in clean energy. Last year alone was record-breaking for new installations, and the amount of solar power installed in the United States has increased around eleven fold.More
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) released an enhanced version of “How’s My Waterway,” an app and website to help people find information on the condition of thousands of lakes, rivers and streams across the United States from their smart phone, tablet or desktop computer.More
The US Export Controls Seminar is a three-day, hands-on workshop designed for all levels of expertise on export control issues. This will be the only BIS seminar offered in the Midwest in 2014 and the first time in years that the multi-day seminar has been held in Michigan.More
Michigan Economic Development Corporation’s talent team, in partnership with the Southeast Michigan Council of Governments (SEMCOG), the Metropolitan Affairs Coalition and Marr Professional Development Corporation, has launched 14 eLearning modules to provide a universally accessible soft skills training resource for the Michigan workforce. The no-cost videos provide basic and foundational skills for the state’s workplace to ensure future success and talent retention.More
The federal Computer Fraud & Abuse Act (“CFAA”) prohibits fraud and other harmful acts committed by accessing a computer. The CFAA contains a two-year statute of limitations, beginning on “the date of the act complained of or the discovery of the damage.” Recently, a federal court in Idaho considered whether a CFAA claim was timely filed.More
Detroit has been named one of the most innovative cities in America by Inc. Magazine online.More
The DEQ announced $250,000 in grants available to assist communities around Michigan with developing local recycling programs.More
The Snohomish Public Utility District (PUD) has developed an innovative plan for a proposed hydropower project — the Sunset Fish Passage & Energy Project — which requires no dam, weir or river barriers, ultimately saving $10 million in construction costs.More
This opportunity is for Oakland County Master Gardener Volunteers only. We only have access to Oakland County MG records to send reminders/information along to volunteers. When a volunteer from another county signs up for an Oakland County Farmers Market there is no way to contact them causing stress to the people taking leadership for this large volunteer effort.
