Like the article suggests, I'm not entirely sure we're better on paper than last year.

Obviously there's more to a good hockey team than being good on paper though. What are everyone's thoughts?

All,

I come to you with a request. Though I enjoy hiking and the outdoors, I am plagued with incredibly flat feet that get painfully sore after only a few miles of walking.

I'd like to enjoy the outdoors more, but the pain builds and builds until it's no longer enjoyable for me to walk and explore. Part of the issue is that I don't own shoes suitable for such activities -- I mostly wear Vans and other similar flat, wide shoes.

Does anyone here have a similar issue? If so, what are your recommendations for good hiking shoes for a person in my situation?

I would call myself a beginner when it comes to hiking, so they don't need to be anything too fancy, but I'm willing to spend a decent amount to mitigate my stupid feet.

Thank you!

IMO, these are welcome changes that should help build trust with the public.

This is definitely interesting for a lover of old-fashioneds such as myself!

Ann Arbor is working to reduce annual greenhouse gas emissions from 2.1 million tons per year to 0.

Here's a direct link to the report itself.

This is a great opportunity to support local small business in multiple ways.

Miss Kim has been continually giving back to the local community through their Feed The Community effort, but Tuesday's dinner will benefit Growing Hope and the Ypsi Farmer's Market.

If you're already going to be looking for a delicious dinner on Tuesday, consider this event!

Even though this is a sponsored story on the Free Press website, I don't think it's biased. I still see a ton of fun things to do this summer!

It's a beautiful summer in southeast MI so far this year. I hope you all are getting out there to enjoy it!