Lily Cole

Jan 17, 2025 | washtenawvoice.com | Lily Cole

Lily Cole Editor Cuts to diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs have been occurring nationwide as the country assesses the importance of DEI in education and communities. According to Education Trust, 15 out of 50 states have anti-DEI effects in place–the most being Iowa, with four effects. In 2023, more than 45 bills were introduced on the state level, targeting DEI in higher education. On Dec.

Dec 11, 2024 | washtenawvoice.com | Lily Cole

Compiled by Lily Cole | Editor Arts and CraftsFishville Farms Christmas at the Fair Craft Show and Food Donation Drive Dec. 14-15 | 10 a.m.-4 p.m.Chelsea Fair Grounds | 1434 Old Manchester Rd., ChelseaJoin us for a free, family-friendly craft and vendor show at the Chelsea Fairgrounds on Dec.14-15. The show will feature over 50 local artisans, small businesses, and food trucks.

Dec 11, 2024 | washtenawvoice.com | Lily Cole

Lily ColeEditorMy mom changed her last name in 2018. This was a blow to my sister and I, who kept our dad’s last name when our parents divorced in 2017. I didn’t feel as close to her anymore. It felt weird living in a two name household where she would buy big HGTV-esque F’s to adorn the place, and the last name Ferrier seemed outlandish. What kind of last name is that? The same feeling could be related to my stepdad, Dan.

Dec 11, 2024 | washtenawvoice.com | Lily Cole

Lily ColeEditor 4 out of 5 stars This review contains spoilers for “Wicked,” released in theaters Nov. 22. After two sold-out theater visits, almost buying four tickets for $47 and finally settling on cuddle seats at Emagine because they were the cheapest, my friends and I saw the highly anticipated “Wicked” movie.

Nov 19, 2024 | washtenawvoice.com | Lily Cole

Ypsi resident ousts incumbent, highlights focus on economic development, accountabilityLily Cole Editor One incumbent and a newcomer win seats on WCC’s Board of Trustees. According to election results from Washtenaw County, Diana McKnight Morton holds her place on the board with 34.64% of the vote or 74,612 votes. Newcomer Eileen Peck has taken a seat on the board, beating out Alex Milshteyn, who got 31.40%, or 67,635 votes. Peck won with 33.31%, or 71,745 votes.