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AARP Michigan will lead a collaborative effort to assess and address the impact of the Flint water crisis on older adults.
About 70 Lansing area community leaders participated in a kick-off breakfast to mark the capital city joining the AARP Age-Friendly Communities Network on March 16.
They came by the dozens, some with walkers or wheelchairs, some by bus or taxi, all with transit horror stories.
How do you get from place to place in the Lansing area? How do your parents get around? In five to ten years, will you travel to work, shopping, medical appointments, and recreational opportunities the same way you do now?
FolkGalore Festival 2015, a two-day music event in Jackson, will rock downtown on Aug. 28-29.
AARP Michigan took part in a two-day “livable communities” event on Capital Avenue in downtown Lansing on July 28-29. The intent was to demonstrate the benefits of a friendlier pedestrian environment and encourage greater use of public space.
Hotter Than July!, the African American LGBT Pride Fest in Detroit, couldn't have been more aptly named this year.
About 50 older adults interested in starting their own business attended an Encore Entrepreneur Workshop in Lansing on April 29.
We have come over a way that with tears has been watered,
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