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  1. 5 Games for Practicing Cooperation, Taking Turns, and Teamwork

    5 Games for Practicing Cooperation, Taking Turns, and Teamwork

    Board games can be great educational tools. They can help little ones learn the basics like letters, numbers, shapes, and colors. Practicing social and emotional skills like cooperation, taking turns, teamwork and sharing are equally important for a child's development. Listed below are some of our favorite games that encourage those social and emotional skills while also learning the basics...
     
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  2. 18 Family-Friend Games & Activities for Winter Months

    18 Family-Friend Games & Activities for Winter Months

    Winters in Michigan always provide a wide variety of weather. With the changes in weather comes a change in the type of play that makes sense on a day-to-day basis. Here in Macomb County, we’ll see the weather change from sunny to wet and rainy to a winter wonderland! Sometimes all in one afternoon! As we continue through the Michigan...
     
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  3. 10 Low Maintenance Crafts & Activities for Young Adults

    10 Low Maintenance Crafts & Activities for Young Adults

    We've all been looking for things to do at home but arts and crafts can sometimes seem daunting. If you're looking for something to occupy your time during the cold winter months without all the hassle, things crafts, and activities are for you! Sticker Books Sticker & Chill - Flower Fest$16.99 Paint by Sticker - Dogs$14.95 Craft Kits Craft Crush...
     
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  4. Whistle Stop Celebrates The Big 5-0

    Whistle Stop Celebrates The Big 5-0

    Celebratory Events Set Throughout September It’s only natural that a place like Whistle Stop Hobby & Toy — where customers are treated like family — would invite the community to its month-long birthday party. In celebration of 50 years of business, the family-owned and operated store not only is rebranding its look —including introducing a new logo — but alsohas...
     
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  5. Spreading A Message Of Faith Amid The Pandemic

    Spreading A Message Of Faith Amid The Pandemic

    For five years the congregations of First English Evangelical Lutheran Church, St. Paul Lutheran Church and Christ Church Grosse Pointe have hosted a joint Vacation Bible School open to all children. The COVID-19 pandemic forced organizers to restructure this summer’s weeklong program, which was embraced by participants and their families. “It was quite the challenge,” said Renata Conger, the parish...
     
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  6. Family-Owned Whistle Stop Hobby & Toy Celebrates 50 Years In Business

    Family-Owned Whistle Stop Hobby & Toy Celebrates 50 Years In Business

    Being in the toy business isn’t always all fun and games. It takes serious know-how and lots of work to make an independent toy and hobby shop not only survive, but thrive for 50 years. Whistle Stop Hobby & Toy in St. Clair Shores has weathered economic crises that resulted after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, the 2008 recession and...
     
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  7. What It's Like To Be A Retail Business Owner, And Employee, In The Age Of COVID-19

    What It's Like To Be A Retail Business Owner, And Employee, In The Age Of COVID-19

    Click Here For Audio As retail businesses re-open throughout Michigan, small business owners are being asked to walk a fine line:  Attracting as many customers as they can, while also enforcing new state and local rules meant to prevent the spread of COVID-19. We talked to two small business owners about how they’re navigating this new world. We also spoke...
     
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