[Ypsi community activist and Southside resident Bryan Foley, seen here in a photo by Doug Coombe taken at Parkridge Community Center, will be on a December 15 panel hosted by On The Ground Ypsilanti about “Ypsi’s rich past, and visions for a vibrant future.”] Earlier this year, the folks at Issues Media Group, having identified […]
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Reflecting on the first five months of On The Ground Ypsi, and the future of this little city of ours
Posted in Mark's Life, Uncategorized, Ypsilanti Also tagged activism, Ann Arbor News, art, Brianna Kelly, Bryan Foley, Concentrate, David Rutledge, Decky Alexander, equity, future of journalism, gentrification, International Village, Issues Media Group, journalism, Kingdom Builders, Landline Creative Labs, Lynne Settles, MLive, news desert, On The Ground Ypsi, Parkridge Community Center, Patrick Dunn, Paul Schutt, photos of Mark, sense of place, sex cat, sexy photos of Mark, Ypsilanti Freighthouse 8 Comments
Landline Creative Labs officially launches
Well, late last week, we passed our final inspection and got our Certificate of Occupancy from the City of Ypsilanti. So Landline Creative Labs is now officially in business, and our first eight tenants have already started moving in. And, in recognition of this fact, the good folks at Concentrate just ran a nice piece […]
Motor City Muckraker’s Steve Neavling, Ypsi’s new IB elementary school, the campaign for the Riverside Park playground, and Pointless Brewery & Theatre… on episode 41 of the Saturday Six Pack
Tonight’s episode of the Saturday Six Pack will be in four parts. During our first segment, we’ll have on Cassandra Sheriff and Karla Graessley to discuss the recent announcement that Ypsilanti Community Schools, building on the successes of the International Baccalaureate (IB) middle school and high school, will be opening an IB elementary school. [Graessley […]
Posted in Detroit, Education, Media, The Saturday Six Pack, Uncategorized, Ypsilanti Also tagged cancer, Cara Talaska, Cassandra Sheriff, Charles Pugh, comedy, fundraisers, improv comedy, investigative reporting, Karla Graessley, lung cancer, Motor City Muckraker, Patrick Dunn, playgrounds, Pointless Brewery, Pointless Brewery & Theatre, public parks, Riverside Park, Steve Neavling, Teresa Gillotti, Tori Tomalia, Ypsilanti Community Schools 8 Comments