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Henry Ford Health Names Riney Permanent CEO

(September 8, 2022 11:51 AM) The Board of Directors of Henry Ford Health announced today it has named former system Chief Operating Officer Robert G. Riney as President and CEO. Riney had been serving in the role in an interim capacity following the departure of Wright Lassiter, III, in August.  A graduate of Wayne State University, Riney joined Henry Ford Health in 1978 and has since worked in almost every operating unit in the organization. In addition to serving as Chief Operating Officer since 2003, Riney has held numerous other leadership positions at Henry Ford over the past 20 years, including President, Healthcare Operations; SVP and Chief Administrative Officer; SVP and Chief Human Resources Officer; and VP of Organizational Design and Effectiveness. “Henry Ford is home,” said Riney. “Home to incredible innovation, cutting-edge science, and an unwavering commitment to our colleagues and to the communities we serve. It’s a place where, despite even the most daunting of challenges, making the impossible possible happens every day. I am energized and excited to lead this special organization. I look forward to Team Henry Ford continuing to innovate, excel and grow in serving our patients, members, communities and each other.” System board chair…

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Extreme Dodge Jackson County Scoreboard September 7, 2022

Volleyball Napoleon 3, East Jackson 0: Alyssa Budd finished with 11 kills, Momo Hampton tallied 21 assists, and  Keegan Schoendorf scored seven digs for Napoleon.  Addison 3, Hanover-Horton 1: The Comets lost two matches by 25-23 and 27-25, and won another 29-27 in a close match. Natalee Krage tallied 28 assists, Becca Uphaus finished with 22 digs, and Chelsea Russ tallied 12 kills and seven blocks for the Comets.  Michigan Center 3, Grass Lake 2: The Cardinals won 15-13 in game five to earn the Cascades Conference win. Kayde Meade scored 25 service points for Grass Lake on 28-for-29 from the service line for Grass Lake. Mia Buttigieg tallied 34 assists and 17 digs and Olivia Turner finished with 19 kills for Grass Lake. Michigan Center was led by Kaylee Johnson with 25 digs, Jordyn Mees tallied 14 assists, and Sam Wynn finished with 11 kills.  Hastings 3, Lumen Christi 2: The Titans lost a home Interstate-8 Conference match at home on Wednesday.  Western 3, Pennfield 0: Brynn Rogers had 20 assists, Kayda Herrick finished with 12 kills, and Sydney Kellar added 13 digs for Western (6-2 overall).  Bronson 3, Concord 0: Rylee Sinden scored 10 kills, Layla Hellard finished…

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Thursday, September 8, 2022

All new Thursday JTV News presents The Morning Show. Today, Andy and Bart’s guests: Kevin Barclay, Orthopaedic Rehab Specialists.  A visit to Horse’N Around Stables with Experience Jackson.  Greg Stephenson and Chelsea Dodge, Bright Walls Mural Festival.  9 AM and 11 AM.     All new Thursday on The Bart Hawley Show:  Courtney Clark, Arnold Elementary and Kindergarten Teacher Kelly Clark, Good Things Going;  Jessi Raulet, Bright Walls Mural Festival;  Randy Coleman and Amy Gingras, Area 19 Special Olympics;  Karin du Maire and David Lee, Street Art Photographers, Bright Walls Mural Festival.  1, 5, 8, and 11 PM;  2 and 5 AM.  Season Premiere:  The Aspen One Hour Football Show.  Join Josh and Andy every Thursday night for the Aspen One Hour Football Show.  Game breakdowns, Predictions, Wills and Machnik Player of the Week, Inside jokes between two 40-year-old, former college roommates and more!  Every Thursday night at 7:30 and 10:30 on JTV. Food Circus:  The Albion Malleable Brewing Company located in downtown Albion features in-house scratch cooking and a variety of Belgian-inspired beers. The food, drinks and atmosphere are amazing. Where We Live:  Where We Live visits with Lloyd Ganton Retirement Centers with a special Senior Living episode, highlighting the many different ways…

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Events of Thursday, September 8, 2022

Bright Walls The Finale Opening Day!  Bright Paws - Presented by True Community Credit Union.  6 PM – 11 PM.  Murals painted by artists from across the globe. Located in downtown Jackson, Michigan. Free and open to the public.  September 8-11, 2022: Bright Walls is bidding Jackson adieu! You won’t want to miss our Grand Finale!  Updated schedule of events here. Today:  The Bright Paws Dog Parade and Pageant is BACK! Bring your four-legged friends to the 2020 “Have a Nice Day” mural at the back of the Jackson District Library -- Carnegie Branch.  After taking photos, we will parade with our pups down Michigan Avenue (a ½ mile walk) to the 2022 Bright Walls Festival.  Once there, those interested and registered (Register here) can join the fun for the Bright Paws Pup Pageant where every dog will have his/her day (or 10 seconds of fame) on stage!For the parade and pageant, we ask that you only bring your dog if they are comfortable being around people and other dogs, make sure your dog is leashed and clean-up after your dog.  Following the Bright Paws festivities, Joe Hertler and The Rainbow Seekers will perform a free concert for all to enjoy!  …

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