Drill for a gas price solution; but where? - Detroit Free Press
In response to your editorial last Sunday (”Drill into the future”): Do you really care what happens to America, and Michigan’s economy in particular? Are you so blinded by your political dedication to the environment you cannot see the obvious? We

When the wife is the boss - International Herald Tribune
Nine years ago, Laura Udall noticed that her young daughter Rachel suffered back pain from lugging her books back and forth to school. Udall, a former saleswoman at AT&T, decided to develop and market a backpack light enough for children to wear

Improvements in recycling sought - Detroit Free Press
There are times in life when things become crystal clear. Jennifer Kluge, executive vice president of the Michigan Business and Professional Association and the Michigan Food and Beverage Association, had one of those moments not long ago at a

Building on a legacy - San Diego Union-Tribune
Builder Mark McMillin’s family has been a prominent part of the San Diego County housing scene since the 1960s. His father, the late Corky McMillin, borrowed on the equity in his South Bay home to start a small business that grew into a large and

Vandals tag 60 cars with anti-Obama messages - Newsday
ORLANDO, Fla. - Vandals have spray-painted 60 city vehicles in Orlando, Fla., some with messages against Sen. Barack Obama . The cars were parked across from city hall late Saturday night. Investigators say the culprits tagged notes such as “Obama

Saugatuck graduate launching travel business that helps clients - Holland Sentinel
Korina Smith s goal is to connect successful, affluent Americans with people in need in other parts of the world and help them realize a personal humanitarian dream. What is a humanitarian dream? It is what you ve always wanted to do

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