It’s Time to Get Your Flu Shot—Flu Season Begins in Washtenaw County
October 11, 2018It is time for everyone six months and older to get vaccinated against flu (influenza). Sporadic cases of flu are being reported in Washtenaw County. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommends getting the flu vaccine before the end of October.
Saline Fifth Graders Win Countywide Recycling Video Contest
September 30, 2018A trio of fifth graders from Saline’s Heritage Elementary School won the Washtenaw County School Recycling Program’s Education Challenge video contest. The students were honored in August with commemorative recycling bins and $500 for their school. Carolyn Kwon, Kendall MacNaughton, and Charlie VanHaaften’s produced the winning public service announcement video, which they worked on after
Protecting Your Child’s Smile
September 30, 2018Halloween is almost here! That means sugar, lots of sugar. But what does that mean for your child’s teeth? And what if your child does have a sweet tooth, is there a way to keep cavities away?
Briarwood Mall Adds and Subtracts
September 30, 2018Charlotte Russe will move into the mall in the JCPenney wing this fall. The 5,700-square-foot space will offer fashions for teens and young women. Shoppers will find accessories, beauty products, dresses, jeans, plus sizes, shoes and more. The San Francisco-based fashion staple has locations in 45 states. Ann Arbor’s second Which Wich location, in Briarwood
4WARD Graduation Scholarship to be Offered at Eastern Michigan University
September 30, 2018College is expensive, and Eastern Michigan University (EMU) is doing their part to help keep costs down. Beginning in Fall 2019, EMU will introduce the 4WARD Graduation Scholarship where students pay for their first two consecutive years of tuition at a locked-in rate, then EMU will pay 100 percent of the next two consecutive years
Preschool Options Expand in Southwest Ann Arbor
September 30, 2018Community Daycare (CDC) has opened a second preschool campus, serving ages 2 ½ to 5 years, on Ann Arbor’s southwest side. The new location, over 40 acres with expansive green space for children to explore, as well as walking trails, hills and a pond, is known as CDC-Forest and will be led by veteran teacher