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15 hrs ago | Detroit News
DSO takes winding path of Mahler's 9th Symphony
Lawrence B. Johnson / Special to The Detroit News When Gustav Mahler had completed his Eighth Symphony and contemplated a ninth, he also pondered the ominous examples of history. via Detroit News
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Taylor Forum & PollsWednesday May 14 | Detroit Free Press
“State Farm is giving the children of our future the chance to succeed in life and we are so grateful”
Creative Montessori Center: On May 1, students at the pre-K to grade 3 private school in Trenton delivered May Day baskets filled with bookmarks and candy to the residents of Hearthstone Assisted Living Center ... via Detroit Free Press
Monday May 12 | Ann Arbor News
EMU board to vote Wednesday on new school president
Eastern Michigan University's Board of Regents plans to vote Wednesday on whether to appoint Susan Martin as the school's first female president in its 159-year history. via Ann Arbor News
Sunday May 11 | Detroit Free Press
Prized pig, sassy spider to hit Taylor stage
ShowBiz Kidz is bringing a family favorite to the stage in Taylor. The all-child cast will present 'Charlotte's Web,' a play based on the book by E.B. White and adapted by Joseph Robinette, at the Royal ... via Detroit Free Press
Friday May 9 | Heritage Newspapers
Comment period for bridge extended
“We believe an additional 30 days of review will be beneficial to assure everyone has a chance to provide input”
Area residents have been given more time to comment on the environmental impact of a proposed new bridge to Canada. via Heritage Newspapers
Wednesday May 7 | Press and Guide
Ecorse Creek work could cost big bucks
“The bad news is that given our current economic climate, implementing such a plan could have a devastating effect on our quality of life - more so than any flood.”
Wayne County officials have proposed moving forward with the first phase of a multi-million dollar project designed to significantly reduce the number of flooding events that occur along the North Branch of the ... via Press and Guide
Monday May 5 | Detroit News
Street fair pushes 'green' ways
“The fair is very important so these guys can grow up in a clean world”
Robin Lanes Lanes hopes her younger relatives won't have to worry about global warming, an over dependence on fossil fuels and need for more recycling. via Detroit News
Saturday May 3 | Kalamazoo Gazette
Prosecutor widens probe of teen's death in fire
Hugs greet Guard troops upon return from Iraq Lt. Col. Scott Doolittle hugs his wife, Tammi, and their two-year-old. He was among about 100 members of the Taylor-based 177th Military Police Brigade to arrive ... via Kalamazoo Gazette
Thursday May 1 | Detroit News
Taylor school bus driver jailed
“Our first concern is the children”
Eighteen students from McDowell Elementary went on a harrowing ride Wednesday morning as their bus driver weaved in and out of traffic hitting several curbs before being pulled over by police. via Detroit News
Tuesday Apr 29 | Detroit Free Press
“I couldn't have imagined then, at age 13, that 38 years later we'd still be trying to convince people it's important to care for the Earth.”
Cities, brewery get nods on Earth Day BY TINA LAM * FREE PRESS STAFF WRITER * April 23, 2008 As the famous frog Kermit once said, it's not easy being green. via Detroit Free Press
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