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RUN DATE: JULY 2, 2008
Organic farms deliver
Organic produce and products can be delivered “fresh from the farm” from several Michigan sources. Maple Creek Farm, located in Yale, is a certified organic farm boasting 55 acres of organic vegetables, 10 acres of pasture and hay for the farm’s animals, and 5-10 acres of cover crop to ensure soil fertility. Owner Michelle Lutz said Michigan consumers should be aware of where produce originates, and know “where and how the food is grown. “Local is just as important as organic,” she said.The farm has used sustainable organic practices since 1995, and became certified organic in 1999. |
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RUN DATE: JUNE 11, 2008
Metro Detroit may see less than
seven
tornados a year, but now is the time
Experts have found that flying debris is the number one killer and most common cause of injury during a tornado, and now is the time to be prepared. Tornado season in Michigan begins in April and lasts until early September. June is the peak of the season. |
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RUN DATE: JUNE 4, 2008
Cars take on Gratiot Avenue for 10-year-anniversary event
When cruise planners came up with the concept for Cruisin’ Gratiot a decade ago, they wanted to put Eastpointe on the map. Mission accomplished. |
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RUN DATE: MAY 14, 2008
Artists, art lovers unite at local shows
Local art fairs and festivals are about to bloom this summer.
Whether you decide to hit every festival, or just peruse the one in your town, each fair’s distinct characteristics and varied events are sure to intrigue just about anyone. |
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RUN DATE: APRIL 30, 2008
Estate sales: Cleaning up, cleaning out
Estate sales could be compared to a game of chance. Shoppers may pick up valuable items for a song — but the painting that hung in grandma’s house that you’ve always hated and just wanted to get rid of could be worth more than you think. |
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RUN DATE: MARCH 26, 2008
Job hunters take different tactics from traditional search
With the perception that the state is hemorrhaging once-vast job opportunities, job hunters are looking for creative ways to get their foot in the door, and they’re seeking help along the way. |
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| If you have ideas for Extra, call Editor Anne Heitjan at (586) 498-1071 or send an e-mail to aheitjan@candgnews.com |
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