Today on Stateside, a whirlwind of health rules pave the way for in-person schooling in Kalamazoo County. Also, what to look for in a maddeningly tight car market. Plus, a conversation with the manager of the Little League World Series champs of Taylor North.
Listen to the full show above or find individual segments below.
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A return to school, and wearing masks, in Kalamazoo County
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Stateside's conversation with Jim Rutherford.
- Jim Rutherford is the health officer for Kalamazoo County.
Taylor baseball team wins Little League World Series
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Stateside's conversation with Rick Thorning.
- Rick Thorning is the manager of the Taylor North Little League team.
Canals, trains, and a trunk full of cash; Michigan's first infrastructure program
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Stateside's conversation with Mark Harvey.
- Mark Harvey is a State Archivist for the Michigan History Center.
Insane car market has new and used car buyers overwhelmed and confused
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Stateside's conversation with Sonari Glinton.
- Sonari Glinton is a former Michigander and automotive beat reporter, and currently hosts the podcast Now, What’s Next.
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Stateside's conversation with Curtis Renee.
- Curtis Renee is a native Detroiter.
