Tag Archives: food safety

Grading Ypsi-Arbor bars and restaurants on their COVID friendliness

By Mark | June 28, 2020

As you can see in the above graph from Bridge Magazine, we’re seeing an uptick in new COVID-19 cases here in Michigan since Governor’s Whitmer’s stay-home order was lifted on June 2. On June 11, just three days after our bars and restaurants reopened, we saw a low of just 74 new cases across the […]

Posted in Ann Arbor, Health, Michigan, Uncategorized | Also tagged Costco, COVID-19, dining out, East Lansing, Harper's Restaurant & Brew Pub, local business, lockdown, pandemic, Powell's, public health, responsibility, restaurants | 61 Comments

Michael Moore offers the Occupy movement his thoughts on a list of demands

By Mark | November 22, 2011

Michael Moore spent this past weekend working with the men and women of Occupy Wall Street, helping them to craft a vision statement for the movement, and come up with a list of outcomes that they would like to see realized. Following are Moore’s thoughts on the subject. This past weekend I participated in a […]

Posted in Civil Liberties, Corporate Crime, Other | Also tagged Bush tax cuts, campaign finance reform, clean air, clean water, corporate personhood, demands, democracy, education reform, election finance reform, Franklin D. Roosevelt, free education, Glass-Steagall Act, healthcare reform, holding insurance companies accountable, How to get our Democracy Back, Michael Moore, Occupy Wall Street, OWS, protests, retirement, shipping American jobs overseas, single-payer system, social security, universal health care, vision statements | 12 Comments

What conservatives really want, and how we’re helping them get it

By Mark | February 20, 2011

Our old friend George Lakoff has a brilliant essay on the Common Dreams website today. Here’s a clip. I’d encourage those of you with time to follow the last link and read the whole thing, though. ….The central issue in our political life is not being discussed. At stake is the moral basis of American […]