Michigan Special Olympics Summer Games celebrates inclusion, teamwork
The Special Olympics Oath gives us all words to live by: "Let me win but if I cannot win, let me be brave in the attempt."
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The Special Olympics Oath gives us all words to live by: "Let me win but if I cannot win, let me be brave in the attempt."
Mt. Pleasant and Central Michigan University are gearing up to welcome more than 2,500 athletes for this year's Special Olympic Summer Games.
It’s been a soggy April. And it’s about to be the soggiest, according to the National Weather Service. “Prior to today, we’re 0.27 inches away from tying the wettest April on record,” said weather service Meteorologist Fred McMullen on Friday. What that means to local farms is highly dependent on
Special Olympics Michigan is launching the second step in creating what it calls the world’s largest inclusive sports facility.
It's a partnership between the Detroit Police Department, Special Olympics of Michigan, and Detroit Public Schools Community District.