Boat Race: Dealers still bullish on boating after COVID-era frenzy
Though temperatures remain cool and the threat of snow lingers, summer is just around the proverbial corner – as is boating season. And even after two years of record-breaking sales, dealers remain...
View ArticleHigh and Mighty: Employees navigate the ins and outs of cannabis use
Cannabis is a growing legal business in Michigan that is also illegal at the federal level. This duality is prompting many employers to take a closer look at their policies and procedures. “For anybody...
View ArticleShortchanged: Accountants alarmed at lack of incoming candidates
The dearth of incoming certified accountants is a problem that many firms say they saw coming. “The shortage has been coming for some time,” said Chris Kindlinger, president of Kindlinger &...
View ArticleSafe as Houses: Program addresses home repairs for low, moderate income families
From wintry winds leaching the heat from homes to April showers dripping through a leaky roof, the vagaries of Michigan’s weather pose an ongoing challenge to homes. Those without the financial means...
View ArticleMunson Moves to Comprehensive Stroke Center Certification: Advanced-care...
by Ross Boissoneau In its continuing efforts to provide the highest level of medical care, Munson Medical Center is applying to become a Comprehensive Stroke Center (CSC) through the nonprofit The...
View Article‘Happy, Pleasant and Grateful’: The legacy of Ken Schmidt
By Ross Boissoneau The passing of Ken Schmidt leaves a void in the local real estate community. The CEO of Coldwell Banker Schmidt Realtors had been active in the industry for more than 50 years. He...
View ArticleFrom Flooring to Pets…Naturally: Kathy and Tim Hyland broaden their...
What do flooring, metalsmithing/design and pet food have in common? If you answered Kathy and Tim Hyland, you’re right. They are the owners and moving forces behind Bayview Flooring, Bayview Displays...
View ArticleRetail Legends Talk Shop: Long-time store owners weigh in on the ups and...
Making it in retail is tough. Surviving and thriving for decades is a testament to persistence and changing with the times. Long-time store owners and managers share their history, their challenges,...
View ArticleOne Step Closer: Addiction Treatment Services plans women-specific facility
by Ross Boissoneau Addiction Treatment Services (ATS) is one step closer to transforming its property at 441 East State St. into a residential care and treatment facility for women, pregnant women, and...
View Article‘Above and Beyond’: Automotive, construction, restaurants and medical...
by Ross Boissoneau It’s a dirty job, but local businesses are working to clean up their act. Marathon Automotive on South Airport Road faces a number of ways in which it could pose a hazard to the...
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