Stacey Winconek

1 week ago | seenthemagazine.com | Stacey Winconek

On any given day, it’s common for Dr. Sandra Lerner, DO, MPH, a family physician in Southfield, to answer patient inquiries via text or deep dive into a patient’s health history to address a concern. It’s part of the reason that the traditional medical practice model wasn’t ideal for Dr. Lerner. Here, she shares why the MDVIP approach is best for patients and providers.

1 week ago | seenthemagazine.com | Stacey Winconek

A mid the 2009 recession, 19-year-old Kevin Miller did what most people wouldn’t do: he opened his business, Stem Event Design, formerly Twigs and Branches Floral. After working for both Viviano Flower Shop and Bellisario Florist, Miller garnered loads of experience. He combined that with his love of design and gardening, and his business was born. In his first year of operation, Miller worked out of his parents’ basement and took on 17 clients.

1 month ago | seenthemagazine.com | Stacey Winconek

Bring on the blooms! With warming weather and sunnier days, metro Detroit transforms into a sea of vibrant colors each May. If you’ve been itching to give your porch or patio a botanical makeover — or just want an excuse to wander among beautiful blossoms — there’s no shortage of flower and plant sales popping up all over town.

1 month ago | achrnews.com | Stacey Winconek

In 2023, Steven Ruger, marketing director for the SMART Union Local 5, was on a mission to grow the union's membership to meet a 500-person demand for three upcoming megaprojects — the Wolfspeed chip plant, Toyota Battery Plant, and VinFast plant. With little time to spare, Ruger got to work training with now-retired International Organizer Kevin Mulcahy and built a person-of-interest list.

Oct 31, 2024 | seenthemagazine.com | Stacey Winconek

Today’s kids spend hours a day texting, swiping, and scrolling. But Chelsea O’Brien is trying to trade some of that screen time for outdoor adventures like strolling through fields, caring for animals, and growing vegetables. The Clarkston mom of three, who grew up on a sustainable farm in Traverse City, wants to connect young people to the natural world and teach them the value of healthy food and nature-based learning.