Nolan Finley

4 days ago | grandhaventribune.com | Nolan Finley

Just six months ago, President Santa Ono signed a contract extension with the University of Michigan aimed at keeping him a Wolverine for at least another seven years. On May 4, news broke that Ono, who was hired by U-M in 2022 and is considered one of the brightest stars in the academic universe, will become the new leader of the University of Florida, a respected school, but a notch or two below the stature of Michigan. kAm%96 BF6DE:@? @7 H92E 92AA6?65 D:?46 ~4E@36C[ H96? E96 6IE6?D:@?

6 days ago | detroitnews.com | Nolan Finley

Nolan FinleyThe Detroit NewsView Comments Like two brothers brawling, the United States and Canada are throwing punches and expressing resentments previously unspoken in the interest of family harmony. It's been unsettling to watch, particularly for those who view Canadians not just as neighbors, but as kinfolk.

1 week ago | detroitnews.com | Nolan Finley

Nolan FinleyThe Detroit NewsView Comments American car used to mean something very specific. Not so long ago if you looked out the window and saw a Ford, GM or Chrysler product sitting in the driveway, you could feel certain your car payment was going to help keep your neighbors working and your communities fat with tax dollars. “I drive an American car” was once something quite important to say around here. If it were a Honda or Toyota in your driveway, you weren’t considered a real Detroiter.

2 weeks ago | detroitnews.com | Nolan Finley

Nolan FinleyThe Detroit NewsView Comments Americans knew exactly what they would get when they elected Donald Trump president last November. And now, to quote Mencken, they're getting it good and hard. Some like it, some don't. But you can't accuse Trump of pulling a bait and switch. He said on the campaign trail he'd end the mass influx of illegal border crossings. He's done that. He said he would deport everyone who entered the country illegally, and that arduous effort is underway.

2 weeks ago | detroitnews.com | Nolan Finley

Nolan FinleyThe Detroit NewsView Comments My dad wanted nothing more than to own his own business, be his own boss. But he had no clue how to make that dream come true. So instead, he came back from World War II and went to work in factories, resigned to punching a clock for the rest of his life. Then one day he pulled into the driveway with the back of his red Plymouth station wagon stuffed with mops, pails and a used floor buffer, and John's Janitorial Service was born.