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For MFEA's 'Party @ MI Place' June episode Sue Bila interviews Noreen Keating.

Here she shares exciting information about the festival and the many activities it offers. Noreen identified Cheboygan as a "Main Street" designated community. Home of the Michigan Waterways Festival which has many exciting venues.....including the "Seafood Chowder Contest", the Purple Gang invades Cheboygan...a bit of history and so much more!! You don't want to miss this one...truly a family event/experience to treasure!

For MFEA's 'Party @ MI Place' June episode Sue Bila interviews Noreen Keating.

Here she shares exciting information about the festival and the many activities it offers. Noreen identified Cheboygan as a "Main Street" designated community. Home of the Michigan Waterways Festival which has many exciting venues.....including the "Seafood Chowder Contest", the Purple Gang invades Cheboygan...a bit of history and so much more!! You don't want to miss this one...truly a family event/experience to treasure!

Jeffrey Mosher was on hand the afternoon of June 19th as Sparrow and the Ingham County Sheriff’s Office were sponsoring a community-wide Drug Disposal Day to follow on the super-successful drop-off event held last fall.

Here he interviews a pair of representatives with Sparrow Health System, then he speaks with Ingham County Sheriff Deputy Seymour, pictured in the thumbnail, all about that day's event.

The goal is for community members to dispose of unused or expired medications, including opioids, and to promote the fact that drop-off containers are now located at seven Sparrow Health System locations. This special event is part of an ongoing effort to address the opioid crisis. Participants were able to drop unused or expired medications in disposal containers monitored by the Sheriff’s Office. We will accept all controlled or uncontrolled substances but please do not bring Sharps, liquids, creams, or inhalers. Our first Drug Disposal Day helped eliminate approximately 250 pounds of unused and expired pills, including many highly addictive opiates. Ten large boxes were filled in just two hours and an estimated 80 people stopped by to drop off pills that in some cases had been stored for over 20 years.

Jeffrey Mosher was on hand the afternoon of June 19th as Sparrow and the Ingham County Sheriff’s Office were sponsoring a community-wide Drug Disposal Day to follow on the super-successful drop-off event held last fall.

Here he interviews a pair of representatives with Sparrow Health System, then he speaks with Ingham County Sheriff Deputy Seymour, pictured in the thumbnail, all about that day's event.

The goal is for community members to dispose of unused or expired medications, including opioids, and to promote the fact that drop-off containers are now located at seven Sparrow Health System locations. This special event is part of an ongoing effort to address the opioid crisis. Participants were able to drop unused or expired medications in disposal containers monitored by the Sheriff’s Office. We will accept all controlled or uncontrolled substances but please do not bring Sharps, liquids, creams, or inhalers. Our first Drug Disposal Day helped eliminate approximately 250 pounds of unused and expired pills, including many highly addictive opiates. Ten large boxes were filled in just two hours and an estimated 80 people stopped by to drop off pills that in some cases had been stored for over 20 years.

(Reload of Audio from April 30, 2019)

Friday April 26, Jeffrey Mosher attended a press event and media tours at the Lansing Center.

Brief remarks that morning were delivered by Mayor Andy Schor, City of Lansing; Edythe Copeland of Capital Area Michigan Works!; Stephanie Beckhorn of the Michigan Talent and Economic Development Department; Sherry Pfaff-Doody of Sparrow Health System; and Chris Holman, T3 co-chair.

Jeffrey also spoke with students attending the event with upwards of 5,000 from across mid-Michigan on hand in the state capitol that day, seeing what career paths dozens of companies from the area could match them up with.

(Reload of Audio from April 30, 2019)

Friday April 26, Jeffrey Mosher attended a press event and media tours at the Lansing Center.

Brief remarks that morning were delivered by Mayor Andy Schor, City of Lansing; Edythe Copeland of Capital Area Michigan Works!; Stephanie Beckhorn of the Michigan Talent and Economic Development Department; Sherry Pfaff-Doody of Sparrow Health System; and Chris Holman, T3 co-chair.

Jeffrey also spoke with students attending the event with upwards of 5,000 from across mid-Michigan on hand in the state capitol that day, seeing what career paths dozens of companies from the area could match them up with.

(Reload of Audio from April 30, 2019)

Friday April 26, Jeffrey Mosher attended a press event and media tours at the Lansing Center.

Brief remarks that morning were delivered by Mayor Andy Schor, City of Lansing; Edythe Copeland of Capital Area Michigan Works!; Stephanie Beckhorn of the Michigan Talent and Economic Development Department; Sherry Pfaff-Doody of Sparrow Health System; and Chris Holman, T3 co-chair.

Jeffrey also spoke with students attending the event with upwards of 5,000 from across mid-Michigan on hand in the state capitol that day, seeing what career paths dozens of companies from the area could match them up with.

(Reload of Audio from April 30, 2019)

Friday April 26, Jeffrey Mosher attended a press event and media tours at the Lansing Center.

Brief remarks that morning were delivered by Mayor Andy Schor, City of Lansing; Edythe Copeland of Capital Area Michigan Works!; Stephanie Beckhorn of the Michigan Talent and Economic Development Department; Sherry Pfaff-Doody of Sparrow Health System; and Chris Holman, T3 co-chair.

Jeffrey also spoke with students attending the event with upwards of 5,000 from across mid-Michigan on hand in the state capitol that day, seeing what career paths dozens of companies from the area could match them up with.

(Reload of Audio from April 30, 2019)

Friday April 26, Jeffrey Mosher attended a press event and media tours at the Lansing Center.

Brief remarks that morning were delivered by Mayor Andy Schor, City of Lansing; Edythe Copeland of Capital Area Michigan Works!; Stephanie Beckhorn of the Michigan Talent and Economic Development Department; Sherry Pfaff-Doody of Sparrow Health System; and Chris Holman, T3 co-chair.

Jeffrey also spoke with students attending the event with upwards of 5,000 from across mid-Michigan on hand in the state capitol that day, seeing what career paths dozens of companies from the area could match them up with.

(Reload of Audio from April 30, 2019)

Friday April 26, Jeffrey Mosher attended a press event and media tours at the Lansing Center.

Brief remarks that morning were delivered by Mayor Andy Schor, City of Lansing; Edythe Copeland of Capital Area Michigan Works!; Stephanie Beckhorn of the Michigan Talent and Economic Development Department; Sherry Pfaff-Doody of Sparrow Health System; and Chris Holman, T3 co-chair.

Jeffrey also spoke with students attending the event with upwards of 5,000 from across mid-Michigan on hand in the state capitol that day, seeing what career paths dozens of companies from the area could match them up with.