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What is at stake for pensioners in municipal bankruptcy?
Published on November 17, 2013
As the Detroit bankruptcy proceeds, a critical question is how much is at stake and what do Detroit pensioners stand to lose in the process? -
Communities have many options in addressing zoning needs
Published on November 14, 2013
As a regulatory tool, zoning was designed to mitigate nuisances, preserve property values and provide some certainty of land use. However, since its inception, the tool now has many variations. -
It is never too late to have the dreaded talk with your child
Published on November 14, 2013
Make sure you have a talk with your soon-to-be college-bound child about personal finance. -
Beyond whole wheat bread: students sample healthy whole grains at school
Published on November 13, 2013
Belding Middle School students tried new whole grains during lunch in a food demonstration. Whole grains will be appearing more often on school menus – and some of the students might just like the taste. -
Free marketing in the free market
Published on November 13, 2013
A list of available resources to design and construct your own website for free. -
Protecting family assets: Part 1
Published on November 13, 2013
Sources of family financial risk and possible solutions. -
The Great Lakes state has a wet and colorful opportunity
Published on November 13, 2013
Insight into Michigan’s ‘blue economy.’ -
Michigan Food Policy Council releases 2013 report of policy recommendations
Published on November 11, 2013
Michigan Food Policy Council policies align closely with those identified in Macomb County by the Macomb Food Collaborative. -
The “Triple Bottom Line” in Michigan’s coastal communities – Element 7: Develop inward not outward
Published on November 10, 2013
Targeting development within existing communities and revitalizing waterfront areas with historical significance can improve the quality of life for residents, foster economic growth of local businesses and protect environmentally sensitive areas. -
The “Triple Bottom Line” in Michigan’s coastal communities – Element 5: Sense of place
Published on November 8, 2013
A sense of place is when the cultural heritage, available resources or some other unique element found within a community connects people with the identity of where they live, work or play.