In the Spotlight: Supreme Felons Incorporated
/We connected with Supreme Felons to hear about how this organization is working towards reducing recidivism, building a stronger community, and how to get involved.
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We connected with Supreme Felons to hear about how this organization is working towards reducing recidivism, building a stronger community, and how to get involved.
Read MoreDecember is filled with celebrations from cultures around the world, each with its own meaning, history, and traditions. In this month’s Culture Blog, we explore the origins of Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, Winter Solstice, Las Posadas, and more — and how people celebrate them today.
Read MoreWinter in Michigan is harsh, and many families face real challenges staying warm. This month, Team Hinton is highlighting Ypsilanti and Washtenaw County warming centers, Michigan cold-weather statistics, and practical tips to keep your home safe, efficient, and warm.
Read MoreWe’re back with another In the Spotlight feature — and this one is all about uplifting community, culture, and the incredible work happening right here in Ypsilanti & Washtenaw County.
Read MoreHunger Awareness Week (Nov 16–22) is a powerful reminder of the food insecurity many Ypsilanti families face every day. From EMU students to local seniors, hunger affects more of our neighbors than most people realize. This blog highlights why the week matters, the Ypsi-based organizations leading the fight against hunger, and practical ways you can support our community. Together, we can make sure no Ypsilanti resident goes without a meal.
Read MoreFrom Ypsilanti to Detroit, Team Hinton Real Estate invites you to explore local culture, support Native-owned businesses, and reflect on the deep connection between land, home, and community.
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