In my last post I laid out the case for globalization and technology being the prime drivers of economic change rather than politics or policy.
Last week Mitch Bean, the terrific Director of the House Fiscal Agency, did a presentation to our Leadership Council on the state budget. I highly
Everyone is expecting a big Republican sweep here and across the country. More than likely a lot will change. And have real impact on people’s
We are now accepting applications for those interested in starting a new high school opening in the fall of 2012 serving students from the City
It is probably tilting at windmills, but I do want to continue to take on the conventional wisdom here that Michigan is the worst in
Another great New York Times column from Paul Krugman on the importance of infrastructure. And our current hostility to providing funding for what has always
We and the country always frame stories about Detroit as nothing ever goes right. Even when they go right. This has got to stop! The
Insightful column from Nathan Bomey of annarbor.com. It’s a reaction to a California venture capitalist’s comments that Michigan is better in supporting innovative businesses than
Our Michigan Future Schools program, proudly announced yesterday grants of $2.8 million to open four innovative new high schools that will challenge and support Detroit
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