UP nonprofit offers education and support in effort to end caregiver shortage
The Marquette-based nonprofit Caregiver Incentive Project is working to create solutions to Michigan's alarming caregiver shortage.
The Marquette-based nonprofit Caregiver Incentive Project is working to create solutions to Michigan's alarming caregiver shortage.
The Soo Locks Children's Museum has a home but a fundraising effort is underway to renovate that space and create innovative exhibits.
NMU launches new outdoor recreation and nature-based tourism administration degree. The online master's program is for people who would like to work at an administrative level in the field of recreation, outdoor recreation, and nature-based tourism.
“It’s been a long winter and we are excited to be back at the start of the market season,” said Sara Johnson, manager of the Marquette Farmers Market. “There’s a lot of new offerings this year that I think customers and shoppers will appreciate.”
“Although it just stopped snowing, a Pure Michigan summer is quickly approaching and that is a great time for Michiganders to seek out the perfect tree,” said Michelle Lange, director of the Michigan Department of Technology, Management & Budget.
U.S. Supreme Court Decision confirms rights of people with disabilities including those living with autism
A recent study by the Center of Healthcare Integration and Innovation shows that integrated care in Michigan’s public mental health system has not only grown in the last six years but that the initiatives are diverse and available in rural, suburban, and urban committees.
These nonprofits are taking innovative approaches to supporting and empowering people with disabilities so they can truly achieve the rights promised to them by the law.
Recognitions and grants from the state of Michigan will help preservation efforts in downtown Calumet.
A recent fundraiser in Marquette showcases the many talents of chefs and mixologists in the U.P.
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