By Caroline Weber Kennedy One of the most active and successful areas regarding municipal cooperation and collaboration in this state is the Upper Peninsula. The cities of Iron River and...
...they want technology, sustainability, walkability, a place that is welcoming to all, with art & culture. If European cities are concerned, Michigan cities should be concerned, too. At the end...
...to meet the needs of our 520 members—cities, villages, large townships—during this crisis, and also to launch the new home page for our Michigan Municipal League flagship website, mml-prod-clone.local. We...
...on the basis of greater democratic ownership, participation, and control. Community Wealth Building challenges the underlying logic and failures of the trickle-down, neoliberal economic development model our cities and states...
...Michigan’s winters are an impossible obstacle that we sometimes don’t even stop to think about how other winter places manage. We’ve been talking winter cities for a while, and many...
...meaningful conversations with members and key partners. One of our recent deeper dives with members was with Michigan’s small cities and villages, a group united by a common thread of...
