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Bridge Book Club presents ‘Black Bottom Saints’ on Feb. 2

by Bridge Staff January 7, 2021May 15, 2025

Noted author Alice Randall will join Bridge Book Club’s next discussion. Grab your book, cocktail and join us.

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Join our team: Bridge Michigan seeks a website and digital production specialist

by Bridge Staff January 4, 2021May 14, 2025

Bridge is expanding yet again, seeking an enterprising production specialist to shepherd editorial copy and images through our fast-growing website covering Michigan news.

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Michigan readers: Choose our January book club selection

by Amber DeLind and Kathryn Dugal December 15, 2020May 15, 2025

Bridge Book Club will resume in January. We’ve narrowed reader suggestions to five Michigan books. Vote for your favorite!

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Watch Bridge’s Lunch Break discussion on COVID-19 in Michigan

by Amber DeLind and Kathryn Dugal December 9, 2020May 15, 2025

If you missed Wednesday’s event, watch the recording of reporters Robin Erb, Paula Gardner and Mike Wilkinson answering dozens of reader questions about coronavirus

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Support Bridge Michigan this Giving NewsDay

by John Bebow December 1, 2020May 15, 2025

Our member community is the backbone of our nonprofit newsroom.

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Help Bridge choose our next Michigan-focused book club read

by Amber DeLind and Kathryn Dugal December 1, 2020May 15, 2025

Bridge Book Club wants your suggestions for Michigan-related books to discuss with our readers.

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Ask us anything: Bridge’s next Lunch Break will be a coronavirus Q & A

by Amber DeLind and Kathryn Dugal November 24, 2020May 14, 2025

Bridge health reporter Robin Erb, business editor Paula Gardner and data reporter Mike Wilkinson will take reader questions about COVID-19 in Michigan. Topics will include what data suggests, what our reporting team has learned about our health care system, and what might be next for the economy and much more.