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8 Washtenaw County restaurants now accept some SNAP benefits (opens the original)
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The Washtenaw County Health Department is encouraging local restaurants to join the Restaurant Meal Program, an initiative that allows customers to use their Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, benefits for ready-to-go meals. Angela Parsons is the senior management analyst with the Washtenaw County Health Department. Parsons said the program has been implemented in Michigan for a few years, but the county only started to promote it recently. With the help of summer interns, the d
Washtenaw County awards 9 mini grants to local community organizations (opens the original)
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This year, four Ypsilanti-based organizations received support from the Washtenaw County's Office for Community and Economic Developmentas part of its Mini Grant Program. A total of $40,000 was distributed from the program to nine community organizations in Washtenaw County. The OCED’s New Human Services Partnership is a collaboration between Washtenaw County and the city of Ann Arbor. The Ypsilanti organizations that received funding are the Ypsilanti District Library, the Ypsilanti Housing Com
5 candidates running unopposed for Ypsilanti District Library Board of Trustees (opens the original)
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Ypsilanti's November 2026 ballot will include five candidates running for the Ypsilanti District Library Board of Trustees. The board consists of seven seats, five of which will ending their term in December 2026. Each of the five candidates is running unopposed for one of those seats. Barring a surprise write-in, those five candidates are expected to fill the seats. Four of the candidates are running for the regular four-year term, while one is running for a two-year term after a former board m
Students visit job fair for on and off campus part-time options (opens the original)
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On Wednesday, September 2, 2026, Eastern Michigan University’s Student Center Ballroom was filled with EMU students gathered with resumes in hand to speak with 50 local businesses offering jobs. The Student Employment Fair is one of many events the University Advising & Career Development Center puts on during the year to help students find people and a career path that interests them. John Carlson, a Job and Internship Specialist for the UACDC, said the intent is to help students make money whi
Michigan Renaissance Festival returns to Holly, Aug. 22 (opens the original)
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A winding road through the trees in Holly, Michigan leads to the village of HollyGrove, a portal back into the 16th century. Starting Aug. 22, the Michigan Renaissance Festival returns every Saturday and Sunday through Oct. 4. Upon heading through the gate entrance, visitors are immediately greeted by the sounds of revelry. Fairies sing along to pirates strumming guitars, and tinkling bells echo across the grove. But perhaps the most unfamiliar sound is the metallic clang of swords clashing. The
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