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'No Mow May' takes root in Michigan - Vimarsana News

'No Mow May' takes root in Michigan

By mowing less, organizers hope to help feed pollinators, preserve their habitat, and benefit the climate

Detroit Farm and Cider co-owner faces jail time over animals - Vimarsana News

Detroit Farm and Cider co-owner faces jail time over animals

(The Center Square) – A Black Detroit farmer says the city is trying to shut down it’s only cider mill and farm and is threatening criminal charges.

Latest Rotary Park redesign depends on acquiring adjacent 1.7 acres - Vimarsana News

Latest Rotary Park redesign depends on acquiring adjacent 1.7 acres

Recreational architect Pam Blough presented a new plan dependent on the city obtaining an adjacent 1.7-acre site from Justin and Eileen Sweet after the property became available.

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The Michigan Environmental Council's take on the Governor's new climate laws - Vimarsana News

The Michigan Environmental Council's take on the Governor's new climate laws

The state of Michigan has a goal of 100 percent clean energy by the year 2040. FOX 17 News spoke with the Michigan Environmental Council for their take on this historic legislation.

Virtual national film festival highlights Hispanic Heritage Month - Vimarsana News

Virtual national film festival highlights Hispanic Heritage Month

A film festival created to help close the gap in storytelling for people of color is offering free, virtual showings as part of Hispanic Heritage Month. Through Friday, the Hispanic Access Foundation is hosting the third annual "Our Heritage, Our Planet Film Week" to honor the storytelling traditions of Latino, Black, Indigenous and other people of color. A Conservation Program Associate with the Foundations, Brenda Gallegos, said the festival allows BIPOC communities to contribute their unique perspective on the world around us. ...