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Chao Sun Named as President of GameAbove at EMU Division at CapStone Holdings Inc. - Vimarsana News

Chao Sun Named as President of GameAbove at EMU Division at CapStone Holdings Inc.

/PRNewswire/ -- CapStone Holdings Inc. has announced that Chao Sun, currently serving as the company's vice president of investments, will be taking up the...

Chao Sun Named as President of GameAbove at EMU Division at CapStone Holdings Inc. - Vimarsana News

Chao Sun Named as President of GameAbove at EMU Division at CapStone Holdings Inc.

YPSILANTI, Mich., Aug. 2, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- CapStone Holdings Inc. has announced that Chao Sun, currently serving as the company's vice preside...

Construction coming to downtown Ypsilanti as utility, street renovation projects resume - Vimarsana News

Construction coming to downtown Ypsilanti as utility, street renovation projects resume

A multi-year effort to replace water mains and sewer infrastructure will begin first, with road construction to follow.

Source: mlive.com
creative:impact - Ypsi in October is creative community - Vimarsana News

creative:impact - Ypsi in October is creative community

From exhibitions to theater to ghoulish fun, there are plenty of arts and creative events taking place during Ypsi in October. The Neighborhood Theatre Group’s Kristin Danko and Holy Bones Festival’s Holly Schoenfield join host Deb Polich on this edition of "creative:impact" to give her all the ghostly details.

Source: wemu.org
#OTGYpsi: 'Improvisation Heals'-Where art and healing intersect - Vimarsana News

#OTGYpsi: 'Improvisation Heals'-Where art and healing intersect

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.

Source: wemu.org