Monthly Archives: March 2009
In the know 3-26-09 (Oceana’s Herald-Journal)
Local residents can give their opinions on important issues facing Michigan through a short, online questionnaire offered by state Rep. Goeff Hansen.
Festival reaches ‘enlightenment’ (BBC News)
The line-up for this year’s Edinburgh International Festival has been unveiled, with The Enlightenment as its key theme.
Quote of the day
“I think that often in churches you hear very little about cultural creativity. What’s subtly communicated is, it’s not important. So you’re going to be formed in your cultural imagination somewhere else. And you’re likely to wander away from the … Continue reading
Notable Michigan Authors Share Their Stories at More Than 50 Libraries Statewide (PR Newswire via Yahoo! News)
The Library of Michigan today announced the 2009 Michigan Notable Books author tour, which features more than 50 free presentations and book signings by 16 of this year’s Notable Books authors at libraries statewide. The tour begins April 1.
Slowdown could aid ties with Taiwan (China Economic Net)
Ties between Taiwan and the mainland will be significantly enhanced if the two sides cooperate to fight the global economic slowdown, former vice-chairman of the standing committee of the National People’s Congress Xu Jialu said on Saturday.
Library of Michigan Hosts Free Seminar April 4, Highlighting the Best Online Sources
The Library of Michigan is about to hold its annual “Learning More Genealogy Seminar” on Saturday, April 4. These workshops typically draw over 300 people from across Michigan. Family history researchers can discover an array of tools and tips to … Continue reading
The New “Seeking Michigan” Website is Overwhelmed – But It’s Back Up Again
The following news release was posted yesterday by the Department of History, Arts, and Libraries in the State of Michigan. It seems that we took down their servers! This is something to be expected when a website is launched that … Continue reading
Ma vows to ease investment rules (Chinapost.com.tw)
TAIPEI, Taiwan — President Ma Ying-jeou promised yesterday to lift restrictions on investment in Taiwan and liberalize administrative regulations, while enhancing the island’s competitive edge concerning geographical location and transport services.
Death Records Available on New Seeking Michigan Site
From the Michigan Department of History, Arts and Libraries: ‘Seeking Michigan’ Web site employs today’s technology to deliver Michigan’s history to information seekers The Department of History, Arts and Libraries today announced the launch of the Seeking Michigan Web site … Continue reading
The New “Seeking Michigan” Website
The following was written by The Department of History, Arts and Libraries staff: ‘Seeking Michigan’ Web site employs today’s technology to deliver Michigan’s history to information seekers The Department of History, Arts and Libraries today announced the launch of the … Continue reading