DB Delivery Solutions of China Township recognized with small business award
The Michigan Economic Development Corporation is acknowledging DB Delivery Solutions of China Township with a 2021 SmartZone Best Small Business award.
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“Students will have access to IBM tools and technology and can come out of this with certifications in AI and cybersecurity and others,” says Josh Sabo, founder of The INDUSTRY. “Even if they don’t win, it’s really great on a resume.”
Internet access ‘almost as important as nutrition’ and Port Huron Schools found a way to provide it
“Getting food, technology, and the internet into our families' homes is essential before remote learning can happen effectively,” says PHASD acting superintendent Theo Kerhoulas.
Data sharing among health providers boosts Michigan’s pandemic response
Beyond the color-coded counties and line graphs we've all seen, data sharing has helped Michigan's many health providers better understand and respond to the pandemic.
China Township start-up devises new ways to secure delivery packages
They call them porch pirates. Opportunists that spot a delivery package on someone’s front porch and then take it, long before the intended recipient ever even sees it. A China Township start-up is fighting back.
Telehealth use surges in Michigan during pandemic, with “tremendous” benefits
Health care visits conducted by phone or videoconference had slowly started to catch on in Michigan in recent years, but now they're the safest way for health care providers to meet with their patients during the COVID-19 pandemic.
St. Clair man receives recognition for invention at world’s top conference for consumer electronics
"The biggest problem in the household today is cord and cable clutter. I’m a single dad raising two boys and there are charging cords everywhere. One day I saw my 12-year-old dragging an extension cord across the sofa. We have limited space for more and more electronics. That’s how Intelashelf was born." - Dan Cass
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Local philanthropists tee up to support cancer services at McLaren Port Huron
“We are very excited about the money we donate to the McLaren Port Huron Foundation. We can actually tell the people who contributed to the outing what we’re doing with the funds, and how it impacts people we may know – family, friends or neighbors.” - Dana Fabbri
Robotics practice facility paying dividends for Blue Water teams
“We want students to be exposed early, decide if they like the robotics and technical fields, and then give them some tools and opportunities so they can learn their craft.” Dan Casey, CEO Economic Development Alliance of St. Clair County
Meet the researchers and young explorers investigating Lake St. Clair’s sunken mysteries
Lake St. Clair hides many secrets, from shipwrecks to submerged settlements. But a several Michigan-based organizations are doing their best to bring them to light.
‘The goal is to keep IBM in Port Huron’: Registration opens for technology and education competition
“Students will have access to IBM tools and technology and can come out of this with certifications in AI and cybersecurity and others,” says Josh Sabo, founder of The INDUSTRY. “Even if they don’t win, it’s really great on a resume.”
Internet access ‘almost as important as nutrition’ and Port Huron Schools found a way to provide it
“Getting food, technology, and the internet into our families' homes is essential before remote learning can happen effectively,” says PHASD acting superintendent Theo Kerhoulas.
Data sharing among health providers boosts Michigan’s pandemic response
Beyond the color-coded counties and line graphs we've all seen, data sharing has helped Michigan's many health providers better understand and respond to the pandemic.
China Township start-up devises new ways to secure delivery packages
They call them porch pirates. Opportunists that spot a delivery package on someone’s front porch and then take it, long before the intended recipient ever even sees it. A China Township start-up is fighting back.
Telehealth use surges in Michigan during pandemic, with “tremendous” benefits
Health care visits conducted by phone or videoconference had slowly started to catch on in Michigan in recent years, but now they're the safest way for health care providers to meet with their patients during the COVID-19 pandemic.
St. Clair man receives recognition for invention at world’s top conference for consumer electronics
"The biggest problem in the household today is cord and cable clutter. I’m a single dad raising two boys and there are charging cords everywhere. One day I saw my 12-year-old dragging an extension cord across the sofa. We have limited space for more and more electronics. That’s how Intelashelf was born." - Dan Cass
Partner Partner Content Local philanthropists tee up to support cancer services at McLaren Port Huron
“We are very excited about the money we donate to the McLaren Port Huron Foundation. We can actually tell the people who contributed to the outing what we’re doing with the funds, and how it impacts people we may know – family, friends or neighbors.” - Dana Fabbri
Robotics practice facility paying dividends for Blue Water teams
“We want students to be exposed early, decide if they like the robotics and technical fields, and then give them some tools and opportunities so they can learn their craft.” Dan Casey, CEO Economic Development Alliance of St. Clair County
