Stateside for Wednesday, May 20, 2020
Today on Stateside, thousands have evacuated Midland County after dam failures led to an emergency. We check in with a hydrologist about what causes dam failure. Also, the superintendent of the West Bloomfield Public School District discusses why waiting for state guidance about this fall is not an option. Plus, a Michigan business’s quick pivot from hotel to front-line food provider during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Listen to the full show above or find individual segments below.Stateside’s conversation with Anne Jefferson
Outdated dam infrastructure and lax oversight contributed to historic Midland flooding, says expert
- Anne Jefferson is a hydrologist and an associate professor of geology at Kent State University.
Stateside’s conversation with Mike Weber
Ann Arbor business makes quick pivot from boutique hotel to grocery service
- Mike Weber is vice president of Weber’s Boutique Hotel and Restaurant.
Daniel Wanschura’s feature for Interlochen Public Radio
Copious amounts of debris in Lake Michigan putting boaters, swimmers in danger
- Daniel Wanschura is a reporter, Morning Edition host and broadcast director for Interlochen Public Radio.
Stateside’s conversation with Gerald Hill
What will schools look like this fall? West Bloomfield district’s hybrid model could be a clue.
- Gerald Hill is superintendent of the West Bloomfield School District.
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