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Alternatives to plurality voting: Multiple winner elections
Published on May 1, 2017
Most elections have a single winner. Some though, have multiple winners. How does this work, and why is it used? -
Alternatives to plurality voting: Cumulative voting
Published on May 1, 2017
Cumulative voting is similar to at-large voting, but with a twist to make elections fairer. -
Implementing a client choice food pantry model
Published on May 1, 2017
The Bread of Life Pantry in Baldwin, Michigan will be opening as a client choice pantry with support from MSU Extension and a USDA Voices for food grant. -
Transplant production: Light considerations
Published on May 1, 2017
Light is essential for plant growth and providing the right type, in sufficient amounts, is critical to ensure healthy seedlings. -
Effective meetings through parliamentary procedure
Published on April 17, 2017
Your meetings can run more smoothly with a basic understanding of Robert's Rules of Order. -
Youth engaging in civic action
Published on April 13, 2017
Create spaces for youth to be leaders in their communities. Use these examples to learn more about civic action and how to get youth in your community involved. -
Prioritizing community health
Published on April 10, 2017
An interview with Traverse City Mayor Jim Carruthers highlights his dedication to community health. -
Transplant production: Timing and crop types
Published on April 10, 2017
Widely fluctuating temperatures, extreme light levels, unpredictable moisture, and wind pressure can all cause transplant mortality.Having a properly mature, hardened off transplant can help growers overcome these challenges and achieve higher yields. -
Michigan's second Pure Award winner announced
Published on April 10, 2017
The Pure Award acknowledges outstanding tourism industry stewardship of Michigan’s natural, cultural and heritage resources. -
Local institutional sourcing in the “off-season”
Published on April 10, 2017
Institutions can find a bounty of local fruits and vegetables available for purchase all winter.