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After the mass shooting in Atlanta last week I asked how many more people were going to die before we start addressing the mental health issues in this country. I …
I donned my umpire equipment today, and went to Ann Arbor Huron High school to call pitches for their pitchers today as part of Huron’s baseball tryouts. It was my …
Michigan health officials have issued a new epidemic order requiring rapid testing for all youth athletes ages 13 to 19 beginning April 2, a mandate school officials expect to be time-consuming and …
Michigan Information & Research Service News has reported the decision to waive the non-disclosure requirement contained in the departure agreement between former DHS director Robert Gordon and the State of …
Any law enforcement officer, ER triage nurse, court magistrate or parent of a college student knows that St. Patricks Day was the biggest drinking day of the year. Super Bowl …
“In any event, bad policy alone would not be grounds for an investigation by my office. The suggestion that these public health policy decisions, by themselves, should be investigated because different …
Sunday morning I spent 3 hours with fellow umpires Jeff, Courtney, Mark and Jason training approximately 40 young men and women from Northville in the basics of umpiring at the …
The fireworks in the Michigan/Maryland basketball game today occured during the second half 12 minute TV timeout. Prior to the timeout, an official called a ball out of bounds on …
I took Wednesday off as I got together with my college roomates, Larry, Marc and Rollie. We met at Larry’s house for a fish fry and euchre tournament. We had …
Per the Detroit News, “Flint residents cry ‘foul’ over proposed $202M attorney fees. Roughly 40 attorneys filed a motion late Monday in Detroit area federal district court formally requesting the …