World Immunization Week is 24-30 April

Join with Rotary to promote the power of vaccines. During World Immunization Week, 24-30 April, join with Rotary to combat vaccine hesitancy and misinformation by spreading the facts about why #VaccinesWork.With decades of experience fighting polio, Rotary plays a key role in informing people about the power and effectiveness of vaccines. As COVID-19 vaccines become more […]

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Meeting Notes for April 7, 2021

During the social hour before the meeting Bob Mull told us about the work of VITA – Volunteer Income Tax Assistance. This is an IRS sponsored program that offers free help in computing and filing tax returns for low income and disabled people. Bob has headed thee program in Washtenaw County for several years. He […]

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District 6380 Training Assembly

This Annual District Training Event offers specialized training for all members of the District, and will take place on April 17th, 2021, from 9-11am. We’ll take our members “Back to the Rotary Basics” to help fill any educational gaps. The topics for the morning are ClubRunner/MyRotary tools, creating Rotary awareness through Public Image (FB/Website use), […]

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Your April Rotary Magazine

Have you received the April issue of the Rotary Magazine? The cover announces Rotary’s adoption of The Environment as its seventh Area of Focus. If your answer is “Yes,” the question becomes, “Have you read it?” RI President Holger Knaack kicks off this issue with a relevant column mentioning Earth Day. A four-page article on […]

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Emeritus Presentation for Bob Foster

It’s a pleasure and a privilege for me to help bestow Emeritus status on Bob Foster. It’s also a not-so-gentle reminder of where Bob and I are, chronologically, on a long life journey that we’ve shared for almost 50 years. Without making this too much about me rather than Bob, let me just say that […]

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Meeting Notes for Wednesday, March 24

The weekly meeting of members and guests started with the usual virtual chit-chat among those arriving via Zoom. In an extension of last week’s program on University of Michigan’s growth and in anticipation of the day’s program, comments were made about the growth of the UM’s North Campus since its initial buildings in the 1950’s […]

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