Food Insecurity Remains a Critical Issue for Washtenaw County Residents
September 18, 2020The pandemic has shown a light on our national food shortage. This is what it looks like in Washtenaw County, and how we can help!
Ypsilanti District Library is Hosting a Virtual Town hall on Anti-Racism for Families
July 30, 2020The Ypsilanti District Library has been holding virtual Town Halls to address the racial issues that have been happening over the past few months. This Saturday, August 1, at 2pm come join the YDL for a Virtual Town Hall to address anti-racism with families. The YDL has been posting on the library’s race relation
ABA Insight Wins Multiple Small Business Awards
July 21, 2020Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) Insight, an autism therapy provider in Ann Arbor, recently won a handful of awards recognizing its success in autism therapy and business. Because of their excellence and their success, ABA Insight Autism Service was recently selected as a 2020 Michigan Best Small Business and was placed in the Michigan Top 50
Shari Piracha Dons Many Different Hats to Help Others
July 21, 2020Shari Piracha has lived in Ann Arbor since 1985, when she entered the University of Michigan, and has never left the area. At present she is an independent educational consultant and founder of “YouQuest College Advising,” part of the Student Services Team at Washtenaw Community College (WCC), and an author of children’s fiction and adult
Virtual Summer Camps offer Campers a Safe Summertime Option
June 5, 2020Summer camps are a fundamental learning experience for many students. Here are some digital summer camp options for you to consider this summer!
A2SF Announces Exciting New Events for Summer 2020
June 5, 2020Ann Arbor Summer Festival is determined to bring us the best summer possible. Today, they announced five new programs to enjoy.