This week on Where We Live, we head out to Liberty Township to the MacCready Reserve. Take a stroll in nature on this land that's open to the public. The 408-acre MacCready Reserve is for demonstration, education, research and outreach programs in wildlife and forestry management. On Senior Living, we visit Keicher Elementary School, and the Preschool's Bookworm Reading Program. Where We Live presented by Lloyd Ganton Retirement Centers.
This week on Where we Live, JTV viewers take a trip out to the country and learn about life on a dairy farm at NA-LAR Farms. On Senior Living, its time to get into shape with the Summit Shakers! Presented by Lloyd Ganton Retirement Centers.
JTV visits the Hosta Gardens of Jim & Sandy Wilkins. Encore from 2004
Take a tour of the renovated facilities at JCC including the Potter Center's Robert Snyder & Frank Dove Commons, JCC Bookstore, and more.
On this week's "Where We Live", we take you back to our very first home visit in 2003. Mickey Lefere shares his unique collections in his Basement Museum. Then we return to 2004 with a trip to the rustic log cabin of Jane Robinson.
This week on Where We Live presented by Lloyd Ganton Retirement Centers, an encore presentation from February 2005 of Pete Blanshard and Crank Call Antique Telephones. Also on this episode of Where We Live, Tim Bos joins us at the Jackson Antique Show.
This week on Where We Live, JTV's visit to the home of Bill and Pat Fuerstenau, the Claire Allen designed building on W. Michigan Ave in Jackson. This series of townhouses, known as the Ionia Block, once was the home of the architect. Dozens of buildings in Jackson, including St. John's Catholic Church, the old post office (now the front of Consumers Energy) and the Jackson County Courthouse were all designed by Claire Allen. Also, Judi Ganton hosts Senior Living.
This week on Where We Live, presented by Lloyd Ganton Retirement Centers, we head back in time to 2007 as we encore Lloyd and Judi's Coke Collection. On Senior Living, Judi Ganton visits with students from Warner Elementary in Spring Arbor, as they are caroling for the residents of Arbor Oaks.