Susan Thwing
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‘Echoes Over Grosse Ile’ mural brings island’s aviation history to life (opens the original)
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Visitors approaching Grosse Ile Municipal Airport now encounter a bright splash of color that tells a story reaching back generations. Planes, a blimp and elements of a naval uniform emerge from artist Kyle Danley’s colorful composition, connecting the airport of today with a time when the site played a role in the nation’s military aviation history. “Echoes Over Grosse Ile,” a new mural created through the Detroit Institute of Arts’ Partners in Public Art (PIPA) program, was unveiled Sept. 2 at
Beyond ‘Cat in the Hat’: Michigan exhibition explores the art and influences of Dr. Seuss (opens the original)
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For generations of readers, the name Dr. Seuss immediately conjures images of a mischievous cat in a striped hat, a persistent Sam-I-Am, a kindhearted elephant named Horton, and fantastical creatures inhabiting worlds that could only have sprung from the imagination of Theodor Seuss Geisel. But behind the beloved children’s books was an artist whose creative life extended far beyond the pages familiar to millions. A new exhibition at Art Leaders Gallery in West Bloomfield aims to introduce audie
Hospice of Michigan seeks Downriver volunteers to help veterans (opens the original)
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Sometimes the most meaningful support at the end of life begins with something as simple as sitting together, watching television, playing cards, or swapping stories. But when both people in the room have served in the military, there can be an understanding that requires few words at all. Hospice of Michigan is seeking veterans willing to provide that companionship to fellow veterans receiving hospice care through its Specialized Veteran Services program. The need is particularly acute Downrive
Southfield pet parade brings joy, comfort and connection (opens the original)
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For a few hours each fall, the hallways at St. Anne’s Mead Assisted Living in Southfield fill with a decidedly different kind of visitor. Dogs trot down a makeshift runway. Cats make appearances. There has been a turtle, and even a bearded dragon has joined the festivities. Residents line the hallway, ready to watch, pet, and visit with the animals as they pass. For the residents, however, the annual Pet Parade & Blessing is about much more than an afternoon of four-legged — and occasionally sca
SOAR takes flight as nonprofit supporting Downriver women (opens the original)
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When Blair Stamper began talking about creating a community specifically for Downriver women two years ago, not everyone immediately understood what she had in mind. “Honestly, I started talking to people about this in August of 2024, and at first people kind of thought I was crazy,” Stamper said. Today, the idea has a name, a growing community and a new milestone to celebrate. SOAR: Downriver Women’s Community recently marked its official launch as a nonprofit organization with an Aug. 21 ribbo
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