Author: Clean Technica
Presenting Sidedoor: Finding Cleopatra
Edmonia Lewis, the first globally-recognized sculptor of African American and Native American descent, achieved critical acclaim for her masterpiece, “The Death of Cleopatra.” But over a hundred years ago, it disappeared.
Tenant unions are resurging in U.S. cities. Can they work in rural places like Cadillac?
Tenant unions are resurging across Michigan’s cities. In Cadillac, organizers are testing whether tenant organizing can work in rural areas, too.
It’s been 8 months since an oil spill in Pigeon River Country State Forest. Crews are still cleaning it up
Contamination in a Cheboygan County wetland has spread, and clean up is taking longer than regulators anticipated.
New data show more than 1,300 ICE detainees in Baldwin
Getting an exact number can be challenging because of how the government releases data. But recent numbers might be as close to precise as it gets.
Organizers hope ‘Menorah in the Square’ will raise food, hope
Rabbi Laibel Shemtov lost colleagues in the shootings at Bondi Beach in Australia. He says they would want people to ‘add more light’ at the Traverse City event, following the tragedy.
