Three visitors from the University of Michigan health services told of how they are attacking the growing rate of chronic disease, both globally and locally.
Service Above Self
We meet Tuesdays at 12:15 PM
Brighton Community Center (near 3rd & Washington)
Brighton Community Center (near 3rd & Washington)
555 Brighton St.
Brighton, MI 48116
United States
Brighton, MI 48116
United States
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PROGRAM: Mike Archinald introduced Dr. Greg Tatara, utility director for MHOG, who spoke about emerging trends in waste water treatment.
PROGRAM: Leo E. Hanifin, chair of the Livingston County Transportation Coalition, gave a presentation on efforts to create a comprehensive county transportation plan.
PROGRAM: Final wrap-up before Saturday’s big Dash or Crash at Mt. Brighton
PROGRAM: Bryce Goulah, founder of Fleece and Thank You, gave today’s presentation.
PROGRAM: Today’s presentation was about U of M Home Care Services.
PROGRAM: Darcy Rivers told about his career as a border agent.
PROGRAM: Bill Anderson introduced State Rep. Lana Theis who gave a report of what’s happening in Lansing.
PROGRAM: Scott Spitler introduced Matt Langdon who talked about the Hero Roundtable which, for the second year in a row, will be in Brighton next October.
PROGRAM: Jim Darga described the ground-breaking Cyber Security Institute, which is based in Pinckney High School.
PROGRAM: Club Assembly included updates on Dash or Crash, Rotary Raiders and the fight against polio.
PROGRAM: Yvonne Cavalli, founder of Bountiful Harvest, presented a program about how her organization meets the needs of low-income and homeless people in the Brighton area.
PROGRAM: Anna Zinkel and Julia Upfal of Spark provided information about how the Economic Development Council of Livingston County markets the region and helps provide an engine for economic success.
PROGRAM: Brighton High School choir director brought along a number of students from a couple of the Brighton High School choirs to perform a couple of numbers for the club.
PROGRAM: Today’s program featured Leann Trierweiler-Krugh who owns Body Shaping by Leann, and Olga Reym who owns Bikram Yoga, both located in Brighton
PROGRAM: Today’s program featured updates and committee discussions about the May 20 Dash or Crash event at Mt. Brighton.
PROGRAM: Randy Ross, associate VP for donor relations, gave a presentation about the Community Foundation of Southeast Michigan and its affiliate, the Community Foundation for Livingston County.
PROGRAM: Jill Fredrickson, president of Horses’ Haven, gave a presentation on the organization north of Howell which provides sanctuary for horses and other animals.
PROGRAM: New Brighton City Manager Nate Geinzer gave a presentation about how Brighton is building an economic development plan, as well as updates on infrastructure and new projects in Brighton.
PROGRAM: Diane McCormick, Health Office/Director of the Livingston County Health Department, gave an update about the new county dental clinic that is soon to open.
PROGRAM: Lisa McGarry, volunteer coordinator for Canines for Change, spoke about the service dog organization.
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Rotarian and Livingston County Circuit Court Judge Mike Hatty presented today’s program PROGRAM: Ron Biskup gave a presentation about Gift of Life, an organ donation registry where he volunteers, and the foundation that was set up in memory of his daughter who was a successful recipient of a heart transplant.
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Program Host.LuAnn Loy introduced Ashish Sarkar, past president of the Ann Arbor Rotary Club and driving force behind the 2017 Rotary World Peace Conference, to be held from March 31 to April 1, 2017, at the Michigan League on the University of Michigan campusPROGRAM: Kathleen Kline-Hudson, director of the Livingston County Planning Department, told the club about the department and the work that is going into an update of the county-wide master plan.
PROGRAM: Piet Lindhout led a presentation about a recent missionary trip to Guatemala that also included his wife, Jane, and several fellow Brighton Rotarians.
PROGRAM: Today’s program featured Dash or Crash, our club’s main fund-raiser and how plans are underway to make it even bigger and better in 2017.PROGRAM: Today’s program featured Dash or Crash, our club’s main fund-raiser and how plans are underway to make it even bigger and better in 2017.PROGRAM: Today’s program featured Dash or Crash, our club’s main fund-raiser and how plans are underway to make it even bigger and better in 2017.PROGRAM: Today’s program featured Dash or Crash, our club’s main fund-raiser and how plans are underway to make it even bigger and better in 2017.
PROGRAM: Sam Roth was the guest speaker. She is director of marketing for Whaley’s Children Center in Flint.
PROGRAM: Mark Sweatman, a former Brighton Rotarian, gave a presentation about his job as director of the Office of Mineral Management within the Michigan Department of Natural Resources.
PROGRAM: Mark Sweatman, a former Brighton Rotarian, gave a presentation about his job as director of the Office of Mineral Management within the Michigan Department of Natural Resources.
PROGRAM: Mark Sweatman, a former Brighton Rotarian, gave a presentation about his job as director of the Office of Mineral Management within the Michigan Department of Natural Resources.
PROGRAM: Guest Matt Brady stepped in with some stories about his life and times as a one-time Livingston County resident now living in Colorado.
PROGRAM: Kristina VanPutten represented the local Boy Scouts Council; she was introduced by Dennis Kalio.
Today's speaker was Lorna Durand, president of the Livingston County Literacy Coalition. She was introduced by Nancy Johnson.
PROGRAM: Undersheriff Mike Murphy gave a timely talk about the responsibilities and pressures facing law enforcement officials. He was introduced by Bill Anderson.
PROGRAM: Undersheriff Mike Murphy gave a timely talk about the responsibilities and pressures facing law enforcement officials. He was introduced by Bill Anderson.
PROGRAM: Club Assembly, led by President Adrienne Knack.
PROGRAM: Club Assembly, led by President Adrienne Knack.
PROGRAM/CLUB ASSEMBLY: Jason Huntley invited Chad Savage, M.D. to be Rotary’s luncheon speaker. He spoke on “How to Increase Your Pay Without Needing a Raise”.
PROGRAM: There was no program today but Mike and Jane McManus gave a brief update on the Rotary International conference in South Korea; and Mike Bourke and Piet Lindhout gave an update on the Dash or Crash which is June 25.
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Program Host Jeff Hayden introduced Meena Puri, a Yoga Therapist, Registered Ayurvedic Practioner (R.A.P.) and Certified Meditation Teacher, from Ayurvedic Healing Center in Milford.
PROGRAM/CLUB ASSEMBLY: Kim Leugers invited the Casual Quilters of Brighton to present to the Club today.
PROGRAM/CLUB ASSEMBLY: Dash or Crash Update
Brighton Rotary Spotlight
Cathy Riesterer, President
May 24, 2016, Vol. 78. No. 21
Welcome to New Members Michael Griffith and Larry Pheil
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Program Host Jerry Hardesty introduced Rick Jackson, a Big 10 Division I Lacrosse and Football Official for the past 37 yearsPROGRAM/CLUB ASSEMBLY: LuAann Loy invited Garbriella Hoffman, the band director for all bands at Brighton High School and 27 talented jazz musicians from Brighton High School, which provided the luncheon entertainment.
PROGRAM: LuAnn Loy presented Sean LaRosa, executive director of Early Childhood Services for the Livingston Education Services Agency (LESA).
GUESTS: Molly DeWinkle and sons Arie and Ioan; Larry Pfiel, week 3.
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Program Host Greg Gray, PhD, and Brighton Area Schools Superintendent, conducted a tour and field trip of the new Brighton High School (BHS) athletic facilities. NOTE - Next week’s (April 26th) Rotary meeting will be at the Brighton High School instead of meeting at the Brighton Community Center. The meeting will be at the same time, just a different location. Park in the back by the Fieldhouse and Pool. There is an open parking lot by the Fieldhouse door.
PROGRAM/CLUB ASSEMBLY: Bill Gartley invited Anita Gibson, Vice President at Work Skills to provide the luncheon presentation.
NOTE - Next week’s (April 26th) Rotary meeting will be at the Brighton High School instead of meeting at the Brighton Community Center. The meeting will be at the same time, just a different location. Park in the back by the Fieldhouse and Pool. There is an open parking lot by the Fieldhouse door.
PROGRAM/CLUB ASSEMBLY: Bill Gartley invited Anita Gibson, Vice President at Work Skills to provide the luncheon presentation
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Program Host Jerry Dunneback introduced Carla Sharp, Head of Youth Services at the Brighton District Library (BDL), who discussed “Special Needs: Special Kids.”. 
