Washtenaw Alive organizing intergenerational dialogue on mental health in Manchester
by Sara Swanson The Washtenaw Alive Suicide Prevention Coalition will be holding a panel on Wednesday, September 23, from 6 to 8pm, at the Manchester Junior and Senior High School, located at 20500 Dutch Dr. Washtenaw Alive is partnering with Manchester SRSLY and VA Ann Arbor Healthcare System for this event. Matthew Raad, Community Engagement […]
Reno Feldkamp turns 101!
by Colleen A. McKenney Reno Feldkamp celebrated his 101st birthday on Wednesday, July 29, with family and friends. Last year, the family threw a large party, with over 100 guests, to celebrate his 100th birthday. This year they asked for cards to be sent. He shared they had received over 101 cards already and more […]
DIY dragon eggs at the Manchester District Library
submitted by Laura Wohlgemuth, Manchester District Library event coordinator Families and fantasy fans of all ages are invited to join us for our Dragon Egg DIY program on Monday, August 17, from 3:30pm to 5:30pm, in the City Room. Participants will create and decorate their own clay dragon egg, creating a one-of-a-kind treasure worthy of […]
Photos: MCS Summer Camps, 8 weeks of fun and learning
submitted by Katie Altherr, Summer Camp Coordinator Manchester Community Schools’ Summer Camps are wrapping up and I would like the community to see what we have been up to this summer. The camps included Art with Mrs. Push, Cooking with Miss Meghann, Manchester Town and Trail with Ms. Brandi, STEM with Mr. Walsh, Centershot Archery […]
Adopt an adult cat for free at HSHV
by Sara Swanson We reported in July that Humane Society of Huron Valley (HSHV) is offering an Adopt One, Get One Free special on kittens for a limited time. With over 380 cats currently in their care, HSHV has extended that offer and has also made adult cats and working barn cats available for no […]
Movie night at the Senior Center—‘Grumpy Old Men‘
by Sara Swanson The Manchester Senior Center is inviting all seniors to a free movie night on Wednesday, August 12, doors open at 6pm, for a showing of Grumpy Old Men. Grumpy Old Men is a 1993 PG-13-rated American romantic comedy starring Jack Lemmon, Walter Matthau, and Ann-Margret. In it, a lifelong feud between two […]
Found: prescription glasses at the KJ House
submitted by the Manchester Area Historical Society A pair of prescription glasses were found on the porch steps of the KJ House (Manchester Historical Museum). If they are yours, please contact Karen at 248-765-9325.
MDHHS: Cyclosporiasis outbreak slowing, okay to eat bagged salads again
from Michigan Department of Health and Human Services In response to the ongoing cyclosporiasis outbreak, the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) advises Michigan residents that they can resume routine guidance for consuming lettuce and salad greens as new cyclosporiasis case reports and related emergency department visits are on the decline. “Since the […]
WCC thanks Washtenaw County voters for approving operating millage renewal
submitted by Fran LeFort, Washtenaw Community College Based on unofficial election results, 72% of voters last Tuesday overwhelmingly approved Washtenaw Community College’s (WCC) operating millage renewal. The renewal provides critical operating funding that allows WCC to continue offering the lowest tuition in Michigan while supporting instruction, student services, exceptional faculty, modern facilities, technology, and other […]
WCCD’s annual Fall Tree & Native Plant Sale pre-order opens
submitted by Jill Lada, Washtenaw County Conservation District (WCCD) Community Engagement Specialist While the early blooms of spring remind us to plant in the cool moist soils, fall is a great opportunity to grow your native plant project. The moist soil and cool temperatures of September and October provide conditions for better root establishment ahead […]
