Yolanda Vazquez speaks with Dr. Maureen Murphy, President from the College of Southern MD. One of the topics they cover is the creation of the new velocity center, created by their entrepreneur innovation institute, which will enable students to work with research engineers and scientists.
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Taped on 10-6-17.
Yolanda Vazquez talks with Todd Collins, the Chief Operations Officer for Restaurant Reputations.com, about Baltimore County's 14th Restaurant Week. Restaurant Week will last from August 4th - 19th and will be 16 days long.
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Recorded on: 07/11/17.
Grand Rapids is the second largest city in Michigan with a population of about 192,000 in the city and about a million in the Metro Grand Rapids area.
Grand Rapids is located on the banks of the Grand River that winds its way through downtown. Grand Rapids gets its name from the Grand River and the rapids that used to help the local furniture industry with the transport of logs. In the early 1900s flood walls were installed in the river to remove the rapids in order to help manage flooding. The Grand Rapids WhiteWater Project is now in the works to restore the river and the rapids.
Grand Rapids is only 25 miles east of Lake Michigan and the lakeshore communities of Holland, Muskegon and Grand Haven.
President and CEO, Doug Small of Experience Grand Rapids joins host Laurel Hess to talk about the great things to experience in Grand Rapids.
Interview recorded September 21st, 2017.
Yolanda Vazquez speaks with Danise Jones-Dorsey, Executive Director for Irvington My Brother’s Keeper (MBK). Their humble beginnings started as a soup kitchen while battling the cycling of poverty. They partnered with the Mayor’s office of employment development to help people with opportunities in the community.
Yolanda Vazquez speaks with Natasha Peterson, the Assistant Director of Family Support Services with The Family Tree, about the Attachment Bio-Behavioral Catch-Up (ABC) program. The program is available for children 6-18 months old and records parents for one hour per week to provide feedback to parents. Also discussed is the Parenting Assistance in the Home (PAT), which is designed to help parents with a more one-on-one approach.
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Recorded on: 1-11-18
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