No Love For Renewable Energy.. Lidstrom Retires.. Symphony's Debt Deal

Thursday, May 31, 2012 Snyder Not Convinced By Renewable Energy Plan Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder is far from energized about a proposed ballot measure that would obligate the state's utilities to generate 25 percent of their electricity from renewable energy sources by 2025. The Associated Press reports that although the governor has yet to take a formal stand on the issue, he has concerns about the financial viability of using wind, solar, hydropower and biomass to meet Michigan's energy needs. Lidstrom Retires After 20 Seasons Symphony Plans To Pay Off Orchestra Hall Debt, Move Out Of The Red L. Brooks Patterson Says The Darndest Things! What Michigan Kids Need Most Hospital Jumps On Development Bandwagon With $1 Billion Project BLOG POSTS Reverend Charles E. Williams II: A Democracy Deferred This country is supposed to have the market share, the magic touch and the boiler plate example of what democracy looks like for the world. Marshall Fine: Directors: Intouchables Not About Race Based on a true story, The Intouchables tells the story of Philippe, a quadriplegic who hires a Senegalese immigrant named Driss as his caregiver. Driss, just out of prison for robbery, seems an unlikely choice -- but he and Philippe develop a bond that goes beyond employer-employee. Amy Weber: How Our Society Has Manifested the Bullying Epidemic Bullying is a multi-layered epidemic. It's like a disease that cultivates and feeds off of the bloodline of social acceptance and like-minded opinion, fueled by fear and pain so deep, it is subconscious. But where exactly does bullying originate? Patrick O'Connor: The Problem With Mitt Romney's Education Plan A thoughtful look at the education policies of both candidates leaves very little to cheer about for true education reformers. Gov. Jennifer M. Granholm: Honor Sacrifice by Supporting Vets Caring for veterans shouldn't be a partisan issue. It should an American one. We must remember them, as a nation, through a commitment to treat our living veterans as well as they have treated us.

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