Gina Joseph

Mount Clemens

Multimedia Journalist at Macomb Daily

Greetings! Gina Joseph is a multimedia journalist for The Macomb Daily.

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Articles

Romeo art gallery partnering with Turning Point to raise awareness and donations

5 days ago | macombdaily.com | Gina Joseph

As a New Yorker, Richard Demato was known for his support of The Retreat, a nonprofit organization that works to help survivors of domestic violence, abuse, sexual assault and human trafficking. Now a Michigander, he’s hoping to do the same for Turning Point.
Dozens of activities scheduled for River Days in Macomb County

6 days ago | macombdaily.com | Gina Joseph

Macomb County waterways are important to people, as evidenced by the growing popularity of River Day. What had been a one-day regional event held in conjunction with Michigan’s Free Fishing Weekend created to highlight the beauty of the Clinton River and Lake St. Clair, hosted by the people working to protect them, has grown to become a monthlong celebration.
Utica Palooza: Walk to remember, honor and raise funds for Alzheimer’s and dementia

1 week ago | macombdaily.com | Gina Joseph

You can walk. You can shop. Or you can walk, shop and watch a baseball game. It’s all part of the Sparkle Network and Woman’s Life Chapter 911 Macomb Angel’s U-tica Palooza 5K Walk and Shop at 9 a.m. June 14. The annual event, now in its fourth year, was created to honor, remember and support families impacted by Alzheimer’s and dementia.
Join Advancing Macomb for its Summer Soirée at Youngblood Vineyard

1 week ago | macombdaily.com | Gina Joseph

The Capacity Building Grant and Nonprofit Accelerator programs are just two of the offerings Advancing Macomb created this year to solve community challenges and enrich the lives of Macomb County residents. That’s worth celebrating. But it’s only part of why Advancing Macomb will be hosting it’s ninth annual Summer Soiree featuring an evening of food, drink and entertainment from 6 to 8 p.m., June 11 at Youngblood Vineyard in Ray Township.
Miss Ainsley Gastmeier goes to Washington

1 week ago | macombdaily.com | Gina Joseph
USDA approves SUN Bucks program to help feed kids over the summer

1 week ago | macombdaily.com | Gina Joseph

Parents worried about food insecurity will be relieved to know Michigan has their backs. The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services Summer Electronic Benefit Transfer (EBT) program, also known as SUN Bucks, has been approved by the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) Food and Nutrition Service. So, children will continue to have access to nutritious food over the summer. “Summer is here, but hunger isn’t going anywhere,” Governor Gretchen Whitmer said, in Tuesday’s news release.
Sponsors needed to help Huron-Clinton Metroparks provide swim lessons and save lives

1 week ago | macombdaily.com | Gina Joseph

May is water safety month in Michigan and as cities and residents transition to the summer season, Huron-Clinton Metroparks are working to raise the funding needed to reverse a terrible trend by teaching more children in Macomb, Oakland and Wayne counties how to swim. According to the Centers for Disease Control:• More children ages 1-4 die from drowning than any other cause of death. • Drowning is the second leading cause of unintentional injury death for children ages 5-14.
Agencies work to combat elder abuse in Macomb and Michigan

1 week ago | macombdaily.com | Gina Joseph

Agencies work to combat elder abuse in Macomb and Michigan
Cheers to reading! Anchor Bay’s Literacy Fair draws big crowd

2 weeks ago | macombdaily.com | Gina Joseph

Tiffany Siefert is not a reader of books. “I like magazines. But Carter loves books,” Siefert said of her 8-year-old son who couldn’t wait to see what Wednesday’s Literacy Fair hosted by Anchor Bay School District was all about. “He loves reading so he’s really excited and his teacher is here,” Siefert said while waiting in line at the Shoreliner Express Mobile Kitchen operated by seniors at Anchor Bay High School.
Be calm and carry on: It’s just an aerial inspection by ITC

2 weeks ago | macombdaily.com | Gina Joseph

No need for alarm. The low-flying helicopters that will be heard in communities across Michigan starting May 27, are just conducting routine aerial patrols of the high-voltage transmission structures and lines, weather permitting. This annual inspection that runs through June 30 provides an overall status of the overhead transmission system that is operated by ITC’s Michigan operating entities, ITCTransmission and Michigan Electric Transmission Company, LLC (METC).