The Local Loop

The Local Loop In each episode, Trevor and Dion bring their real-world experience, community connections, and humor to conversations about what matters most to residents.

This isn’t your average community bulletin. It’s real talk about what’s going on around town.

11/02/2025

This video breaks down who will be most affected by the recent changes to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). Understanding these shifts is crucial for communities and individuals.

11/01/2025

Breaking down the truth about SNAP recipients and where your tax dollars are actually going. The numbers might surprise you. It's time to look deeper at government spending.

11/01/2025

Want to understand early voting, absentee ballots, and drop-off boxes? This video breaks down everything you need to know to cast your vote with confidence.

11/01/2025

USDA studies show SNAP's economic positives strongly outweigh issues like fraud. The program provides vital support while benefiting the economy. It's a win-win.

10/31/2025

They summarize the conversation about the Founder's Festival and Holly Days event, covering the parade, event upgrades, and sponsorship options. Learn about Holly Days and the exciting things happening!

10/31/2025

CARES is expanding its service hours to help more people in need. But to keep going, they urgently need food donations, funding, and volunteers. Every little bit helps make a big difference in our community.

10/31/2025

Trevor and Dion dive into the details of the current shutdown, and what makes it so unique. What are the long-term consequences?

10/31/2025

This video highlights available resources for people experiencing hunger and job loss. We're navigating unprecedented times together, and support is available. You are not alone.

10/31/2025

The end of SNAP benefits is here, raising questions about the impact on families and the economy. Podcast hosts and experts dig into the details, providing crucial insights and important statistics about this change.

10/17/2025

In Farmington Hills, the mayor's role differs from the city manager and council. While the city manager handles administration, the mayor sets the agenda and acts as an ambassador. This involves engaging with schools, businesses, and developers to ensure everyone feels welcome in Farmington Hills.

10/14/2025

The Local Loop: Mayor Theresa Rich on Community, Growth, and What’s Next for Farmington Hills

In this episode of The Local Loop, Trevor and Dion sit down with Theresa Rich for Mayor for a wide-ranging conversation about leading Farmington Hills through growth and change. They talk about her hands-on approach as the city’s ambassador, the push for more diverse boards and commissions, and her plans for the next term. Mayor Rich shares updates on redevelopment along Grand River and 12 Mile, the vision for a new Costick Center, and how the city can stay welcoming while planning for the future. It is an honest and upbeat discussion about inclusion, leadership, and keeping Farmington Hills moving forward.

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