Every July presidents and trustees from Michigan’s 28 community colleges and three tribal schools come together for a summer conference. This year the event was held at Mission Point on Mackinac Island. Organized by the Michigan Community College Association, the advocacy group based in ...
I recently listened to a Pints With Aquinas podcast episode with guest Malcolm Guite, an author and poet. What he had to say about stories and poetry was quite fascinating. It revived something inside me and made me think about story in a new way. I pulled out my copy of “The Rime of the ...
The photos. You see them on social media. Magical, perfectly aesthetic mementos of a family vacation. A beautiful city, mountains, waves in the background. Everyone dressed nicely and smiling as though they’d reach their happy place. A moment as perfect as the setting. What goes on before ...
Alpena voters. Why would we want to recall these competent, dedicated, self-sacrificing, and hardworking individuals who are doing an excellent job fulfilling the role we voted for them to perform? We are voting no on the recall. Susan Charzan Alpena
It's really a downright shame that some fancy-smancy foundation has not cough up the cash to establish a Nobel Peace Prize-like award for political players who make a good faith effort to deliver to the citizens something they are begging for now even more. That would be more sincere attempts ...
Drive any back road in Alcona, Alpena, Montmorency, Oscoda, or Presque Isle County and you will see two truths side by side. The first is the beauty of this place — the shoreline, the forests, the small towns where neighbors still know one another by name. The second is quieter, and it lives ...
