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Michigan Matters Preview: Detroit’s Illiteracy Problem
Illiteracy is a huge problem in our state, but there are many organizations working to address the crisis.
Karmanos Touts SoftVue’s Advanced Pain-Free Breast Cancer Imaging
Peter Littrup, M.D. of Karmanos Cancer Institute describes SoftVue, a new form of ultrasound that is pain-free and intended to replace mammography.
Karmanos’ ‘Helping Hands’ Provides Breast Cancer Aid For Low Income Patients
Laura Zubeck, R.N. of Karmanos Cancer Institute explains a program called Helping Hands designed to help women and few men who are having problems paying for breast cancer medical attention.
Michigan Matters: The Big Four
Highlights from this week’s Michigan Chronicle’s Pancakes and Politics event at the Townsend Hotel with Bing, Patterson, Ficano, and Hackel.
It’s A Dream Come True For Fairy Tale Princess For Hire
How does Cinderella handle road rage? The birthday party “Disney” princess for hire is doing good business in Metro Detroit. Amy Demoff provides some funny and interesting commentary on her fairy tale profession.
Michigan Matters: Patterson On Bolger, ‘I Don’t Want To Talk To That B***ard’
This week on Michigan Matters, Detroit PAL has been helping thousands of children playing in sports leagues across our region for years but things have been changing for the organization.
Michigan Matters: Black Auto Suppliers & NAWBO
Carol Cain talks with Jeanette Abraham, President & CEO of JMA Logistics, and Linda Linda Ware, Supplier Diversity Manager at General Motors, about their efforts to encourage more African Americans to become auto suppliers.
Michigan Matters Recap Of Pancakes & Politics Forum: Gilbert, Jackson, Mosey
This week on Michigan Matters, Carol Cain and the crew travel to the Detroit Athletic Club for another edition of the Michigan Chronicle’s Pancakes and Politics Breakfast Forum.
‘Michigan Matters’ 2013: We’re Only Warming Up
The crew got off to another red-hot year in 2013 including NAIAS, The Big Four leaders forum, Pancakes & Politics with Gov. Snyder, Detroit’s Archbishop Vigneron. There’s a lot to be said and headlines still to be made in 2013.
Detroit Personalities Express Support For Boston Bombing Victims
Detroit Lions quarterback Matthew Stafford, musician Ty Stone and CBS 62 Chief Meteorologist Jim Madaus share a common sentiment to the victims of the Boston Marathon bombing.

