Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 7th of August.
Good morning, Ann Arbor.
The Professional Psychedelic Therapy Consultation Group will meet every other Wednesday from Sept.
9 to Dec. 16 at 6:30 to 8 p.m. at 1829 W. Stadium Blvd., Suite 700 and online for trained practitioners; applications cost $700 with an $80 fee and are due by Aug. 26.
Retired wildlife vet Carl Palazzolo is touring Michigan to present his new book and raise funds for raptor rehab centers, with events scheduled from Aug.
11 through Sept. 24. His talks will explain the recovery of bald eagles and ongoing threats like lead poisoning + avian flu.
Michigan health officials said Thursday, Aug.
6 that as cyclosporiasis cases declined, residents can resume routine guidance for handling lettuce and salad greens since most contaminated produce is no longer available (MDHHS data).
Michigan football coaches are focusing on steady improvement as fall camp starts.
Head coach Kyle Whittingham and his assistants plan to let their team’s actions speak as they prepare for their Sept. 5 opener against Western Michigan — a season featuring several top-ranked rivals.
Michigan's new coaching staff, led by defensive coordinator Jay Hill, is using the Block M's proud tradition — a key recruiting advantage — to attract top Midwest prospects as the Wolverines' class now ranks No. 11 nationally.
After a chaotic December, Michigan kept special teams coach Kerry Coombs on a two-year deal worth $600,000 a year under new head coach Kyle Whittingham.
He led a strong Citrus Bowl performance — his players showed great energy — and said he appreciated support during the tough transition.
The High Kings Concert
8-11 p.m. — The Ark — $44.50 — Experience the vibrant showcase of Irish culture with the chart-topping folk group, The High Kings.
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