Today on Stateside, Michigan's new chief medical executive Dr. Natasha Bagdasarian talked to us about the plan to roll out COVID vaccines for kids ages 5 to 11. Then, we spoke to the superintendent of Ann Arbor Public Schools about staffing shortages and other challenges during the ongoing pandemic. And, we celebrate the spooky season with Halloween enthusiasts, both real and imagined.
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Michigan's chief medical executive says pediatricians likely to play key role in 5-12 vax rollout
- Dr. Natasha Bagdasarian is the chief medical executive for the state of Michigan.
Eastside Detroit homeowner on keeping the Halloween spirit year-round
- Erin Allen is a Stateside producer.
- Tina is a resident of Detroit's Indian Village neighborhood
Who’s a good boy? Not the Michigan Dogman.
- Rachel Clark is an education specialist with the Michigan History Center.
- This segment originally aired October 30, 2019.
School districts all over Michigan have staff shortages. Here’s how Ann Arbor’s dealing with it
- Jeanice Swift is the superintendent of Ann Arbor Public Schools.
Cheers! American colonial revolutionaries "fortified" by a drink before taking a British fort
- Lester Graham is a reporter with Michigan Radio.
- Tammy Coxen is the founder of Tammy's Tastings.
