Michigan news: Bridge archive

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‘Moving’ the box allows job seekers to get a foot through previously closed doors	February 23, 2017	Kevin Stotts
Bridge staff writer wins WSU Spirit of Diversity award	February 22, 2017	Bridge Staff
How Trump can help Detroit	February 22, 2017	Nancy Derringer
Michigan shuts down bad schools. Leading states build them up.	February 21, 2017	Chastity Pratt
Phasing out income-tax revenue a dangerous game	February 21, 2017	Phil Power
‘Placemaking’ takes hold in Michigan as ‘Lighter, Quicker, Cheaper’	February 17, 2017	Gil White
Getting ‘rigor’ right in preschool, or avoiding rigor mortis in 4-year-olds	February 17, 2017	Kellye R. Wood
For poor and first-generation college students, ‘I think I can’ is half the battle	February 16, 2017	Chastity Pratt
Trump’s travel ban could spark crisis in state’s doctor shortage, healthcare leaders say	February 16, 2017	Ted Roelofs
A registry will help fix abuses in Detroit’s home rental market	February 16, 2017	Sarah Alvarez
Bridge Magazine's 2017 Academic State Champs	February 14, 2017	Mike Wilkinson
School details	February 14, 2017	Bridge Staff
Academic State Champs 2017: Find your school	February 14, 2017	Mike Wilkinson
6 reasons why students at some high schools are better prepared for college or career	February 14, 2017	Mike Wilkinson
Get your FREE Academic State Champs bumper sticker	February 14, 2017	Bridge Staff
Snyder budget aims to put more tools in skilled-trades classrooms	February 13, 2017	Lindsay VanHulle
Three universities pack a big, positive impact on the state’s economy	February 10, 2017	Jeff Mason
A solution to Michigan’s college graduation problem: Start sooner	February 10, 2017	David Dugger
Haggling with the guy who stole my van	February 9, 2017	Tom Henderson
Amid strikes and spares, Muslim nervousness that the game has changed	February 9, 2017	Nancy Derringer
Broken: The human toll of Michigan's unemployment fraud saga	February 7, 2017	Ted Roelofs
In Legionnaires’ story, an example of Bridge Magazine’s mark	February 7, 2017	Phil Power
It’s not all about Detroit, say backers of brownfield bill	February 6, 2017	Lindsay VanHulle
The Great Lakes are no place for fish farming, but there might be one nearby	February 3, 2017	Jim Olson
Detroit churches face off with mayor over spike in water bills	February 2, 2017	Nancy Derringer
How one businesswoman is drawing inspiration from a legendary madam	February 1, 2017	Nancy Derringer
Refugees in Michigan by the numbers	January 31, 2017	Sandra Svoboda
In bid to eliminate state income tax, fears of another Kansas	January 31, 2017	Ted Roelofs
Getting Lansing to consider our long-term infrastructure needs	January 31, 2017	Phil Power
Senate considers employer incentive to hire ex-prisoners	January 30, 2017	Lindsay VanHulle
Concentrated benefits, diffused costs: How popular are public subsidies of private business, anyway?	January 27, 2017	James M. Hohman
Back to back: Bridge earns “Newspaper of the Year” honors for 2nd straight year	January 27, 2017	Bridge Staff
Affordable Care Act more essential in rural areas, which face suffering	January 27, 2017	Margaret Greenwood-Erickson, Mahshid Abir
Soaring pneumonia deaths in Genesee County likely linked to undiagnosed Legionnaires’, experts say	January 26, 2017	Chastity Pratt
Adding population until the cows come home	January 26, 2017	Mike Wilkinson
Bridge unveils new website design	January 25, 2017	Bridge Staff
In search of common ground	January 25, 2017	Phil Power
About the project “Michigan Divided”	January 24, 2017	Bridge Staff
Meet Michigan's divided	January 24, 2017	Nancy Derringer, Ron French, Pat Shellenbarger, Jacob Wheeler
An election. An inauguration. A divided state.	January 24, 2017	Ron French
Ban-the-box policy to hire ex-inmates is gaining backers	January 23, 2017	Lindsay VanHulle
What does it really cost to educate students? Let’s take another stab at figuring it out.	January 23, 2017	Gilda Jacobs, Rob Fowler
It melts ice in winter. It degrades infrastructure year-round. Is road salt worth it?	January 23, 2017	Art Myatt
Education proposals this year could further harm Michigan students	January 19, 2017	Amber Arellano
From lawmaker to lobbyist. Should the state slow down the revolving door?	January 18, 2017	Craig Mauger, Ted Roelofs
‘Fake news’ and the delegitimization of traditional journalism	January 18, 2017	Phil Power
Thank you, generous Bridge readers. You did it!	January 13, 2017	John Bebow, Phil Power
Beyond suspension or expulsion, ‘restorative practices’ is more thoughtful discipline	January 13, 2017	Bill Sower
Revision to ‘Kevin’s Law’ means quicker treatment for the mentally ill	January 12, 2017	Ted Roelofs
Cold? Spend a winter in Alaska, then we’ll talk cold	January 12, 2017	Phil Power