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Joseph Fabiano started a family business and a business family.

Michigan's involvement with spiritualism began in Battle Creek in the mid-1800s. here are a few details and photos...

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For 40 years and now with 40 faith institutions involved, the Northside Ministerial Alliance has connected churches with the community through programming and projects with the mission to eliminate poverty, racism, and injustice in Kalamazoo.

The reporting in the SWMJC's Mental Wellness Project will provide stories and information that help people understand problems and challenges and that show potential ways to respond.

Thomas Merton once said, "Art enables us to find ourselves and lose ourselves at the same time." That philosophy is similar to what an Ypsilanti-based program is creating. Miriam Kirscht is founder of Improvisation Heals. The program uses improvisational interaction to help overcome social anxieties and build confidence. WEMU's David Fair and Concentrate Media's Sarah Rigg discovered more about this innovative local program in this week's #OTGYpsi conversation.

Jan 27, 2021 This piece of art by Northern Michigan University alumnus Mike Sherman is featured in a Second Wave Media story. Sherman was an illustration major at NMU. (Photo courtesy of NMU) MARQUETTE — A car accident motivated Upper Peninsula native and Northern Michigan University alumnus Mike Sherman to refocus on his art, which he had honed as an illustration major at NMU. The self-described “artist naturalist” creates vibrant watercolors and detailed drawings that often combine his...