The Weekly Roundup
Top stories and articles from this week made convenient
LISD Summer Career Camps are Open for Registration | LISD TECH Center
Summer is fast approaching, and the 2015 LISD Career Exploration Camps will be held June 15 – August 14, 2015.
The camp brochure is available on the LISD website (www.lisd.us/camps). Online registration is open. Full-day Career Exploration Camps (9 a.m.–3 p.m.) are still only $60/week and include a full hot lunch, field trips, and great fun and learning.
New camp sessions for younger students have been added and these are viewable in the registration system. We have a wonderful group of local teachers who teach our camps and look forward to seeing you and your student at camp.
E-Race the Stigma 5K draws 370 runners downtown | Adrian Today
Sunday’s E-Race the Stigma 5K drew 370 runners and 30 participants in the accompanying kids’ fun run.
Organizers expected to get about 150 runners, organizer Greg Adams said, “so we more than doubled expectations.”
City will help pay for Bohn Pool’s operation this summer | Adrian Today
The Bohn Pool in Adrian is getting a makeover after the City of Adrian and the YMCA of Lenawee County have come to a deal.
“With between 15,000 and 20,000 visits per season, city administrator Shane Horn, Bohn Pool is something that deserves to be a priority.”
Thanks to crowdfunding, investments pour in for brewpub | The Detroit Free Press
Tecumseh Brewing Company is featured in The Detroit Free Press for its successful crowdfunding campaign and unique story.
Owners Tim Schmidt and Kyle DeWitt were interviewed as well. Check it out!
Michigan Economic Development Council Releases its 2014 Annual Report | MEDC
Today, Michigan is, in many cases, out-performing the nation.
Fiscal year 2014 was a strong 12 months for more and better jobs in Michigan. In case you missed it, see more in the Michigan Economic Development Council’s 2014 Annual Report: http://www.michiganbusiness.org/14-15-Annual-Report/
Power in Numbers: Why Lenawee Now is Joining Forces with Others in Southeast Michigan | Lenawee Now
With baseball season now in full swing, we’ll liken our news to the sporting world: we were part of a draft day for economic development organizations.
That’s right. The Detroit Regional Chamber and 11 other economic development organizations compiled a team to represent Southeast Michigan as a whole to attract businesses to the region. Lenawee Now is enthusiastic to be part of the lineup.
By working together, Southeast Michigan will be able to brand itself as a cohesive unit with innumerable and wide-ranging opportunities to an international audience.