The “Eat to the Beat”concert series takes place once a month during the summer until September 13. All concerts are open to the public are free to attend. A variety of food vendors selling hot food and cold beverages are on hand to serve those in attendance.

Transportation officials from eight states traveled to Lawrence Tech in June to review the progress on research being conducted at LTU’s Center for Innovative Materials Research under the direction of Dean of Engineering Nabil Grace (kneeling second from right).
Transportation officials from eight states recently met at Lawrence Technological University to view progress on a three-year study to evaluate alternative materials and a new design for a new approach to building longer-lasting and corrosion-free highway bridges.
Tracy Sweeney AIA, LEED AP BD+C, NCARB (BSAr’01, BFAAI’01 & MAr’06) and Ryan Marshall (BScArch’07), both alum from Lawrence Technological University and Architectural Designers for Harley Ellis Devereaux, were recently elected into Lawrence Technological University’s Architectural Alumni Cabinet. The Cabinet is composed of nine regular members elected by alumni for three year terms. read more
Pepper Hamilton LLP announced that Mark A. Kadzielski will join the firm on July 1, 2013. He will head Pepper’s Health Care Industry Group from its Los Angeles office, giving Pepper a national platform for its growing Health Care practice. read more
Plante Moran, PLLC has launched a website to guide employers and healthcare providers through the intricacies of U.S. healthcare reform. read more
The law firm of Warner Norcross & Judd LLP has named Alan T. Rogalski as the co-chair of its Life Sciences Industry Group. read more
PostGrant-Counsel.com is published by Pepper attorneys Tom Engellenner, Lana Gladstein, Reza Mollaaghababa, Ph.D. and Aparna Nemlekar. With backgrounds in patent prosecution and litigation across many industries, the team members concentrate their practices on challenging and defending patents after they have been issued, e.g., in inter partes review and the soon-to-be-implemented “post-grant” review as well as in corresponding proceedings in Europe, Japan and elsewhere. read more
By Jessica Strachan
C & G News Staff Writer
In addition to enjoying the best of the summer weather that’s arrived this year, a handful of local community leaders want residents to take the time to enjoy the scenery.
That is, the design, history and style of Southfield’s homes and businesses, and the art, landscaping and individuality of homeowners’ yards. read more
All performances are free and open to the public. Food is available for purchase or you can bring your own.
Call the Southfield Parks and Recreation at (248) 796-4620 for more information.