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Vote for your favorite HAPPY HOUR!

Vote for your favorite HAPPY HOUR!

Last year we did Pizza and Burgers. Now we want to know who has the best Happy Hour. Please voice your opinion by completing our poll.

This is not just about alcohol, but the environment.  We want to know what restaurant has the best food, servers, specials, and even customers.  The kind of place where "everybody knows your name."

Throughout the week of March 5th, WZZM13 will reveal each of the top five restaurants in an on air segment.

Support your community by placing your vote below!

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Disney recruiting at WMU

Disney recruiting at WMU

by Deanne Puca
from WMU News


Walt Disney Co. representatives will be on campus to recruit Western Michigan University students for a one-of-a-kind education and work program at the Magic Kingdom in Florida or California.

Representatives from the Disney College Program will be on hand Monday, Feb. 27, at noon and at 6 p.m. in Room 105 of the Bernhard Center to provide information about the real world of make believe and becoming a Disney "cast member."

The free event is sponsored by the WMU Chapter of the Disney College Program Alumni Association, which was established in 1996 to provide networking opportunities and promote the development of the program at WMU. Previously called the Walt Disney World College Program, Disney representatives began recruiting at WMU in 1993.

SW Michigan PTAC Presents ‘Meet the Buyers’ Event March 8

KALAMAZOO, Mich.- Southwest Michigan Procurement Technical Assistance Center (PTAC) and the Kalamazoo Regional Chamber of Commerce will host a free ‘Meet the Buyers’ event on Thursday, March 8, from 1-5 p.m. at the Fetzer Center on the campus of Western Michigan University.

The event is intended to serve as a matchmaking and training event for businesses looking to sell products or services to regional and state governmental entities. Attendees will have a chance to meet and network with buyers from the cities of Kalamazoo, Battle Creek and Portage. Additionally, attendees will have an opportunity to connect with purchasing representatives from Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo Valley Community College, MDOT, the State of Michigan Department of Management and Budget, the Kalamazoo County Road Commission, and Kalamazoo County.

Find a 2012 Lenten Fish Fry

Find a 2012 Lenten Fish Fry

Here's a running list of the 2012 Lenten Fish Frys around West Michigan.  If you have a Fish Fry to tell everyone about, click HERE.


 


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Share your 2012 Fish Fry Information

Share your 2012 Fish Fry Information

Got a great West Michigan Fish Fry for the 2012 Lenten season? Let everyone know about it!

See the complete list HERE.

Taste of the Chamber is coming up

Taste of the Chamber is coming up

The Taste of the Chamber is coming up on Wednesday, February 29th in Kalamazoo.

The event showcases menues from Kalamazoo area restaurants, businesses and caterers.  It's also a chance to network with chamber members.

Tickets are affordable, just $5.00 for members or $10.00 for prospective members.

Taste of the Chamber

Wednesday, February 29th

5pm - 8pm

Radisson Plaza Hotel

100 W. Michigan Avenue

Kalamazoo

Registration under way for spring Lifelong Learning classes at WMU

Registration has begun for the spring 2012 classes being offered by Western Michigan University's Lifelong Learning Academy.

The academy offers low-cost, short-term educational programs to older Kalamazoo-area residents, although individuals of any age are welcome to participate. It aims to provide an informal and lively atmosphere that is intellectually and culturally stimulating, promotes personal growth, and fosters social engagement. Academy courses are provided for the joy of learning--there are no tests or grades.

The spring 2012 session runs from Monday, March 5, through Wednesday, May 9, and features 21 non-credit classes that fall into seven categories: arts and humanities, current events, enrichment, international themes, health, history, and science and technology.