Most discussion topics are local, from roads to development to schools. The Dexter Forum provides a non-partisan opportunity for interested women and men to gather to discuss and share information about issues facing the community.
After he left the Legislature, he continued in public service as a kind of interim everything-doing short stints as school superintendent in Willow Run, Brighton, and Adrian township manager of Scio city manager in Chelsea and Ypsilanti regional director of the March of Dimes and president of the Ann Arbor Chamber of Commerce. John Hansen, also a long-time resident of Dexter, started in the Dexter Community Schools, eventually becoming DCS Superintendent and later winning election to the state House, where he served two terms as representative for District 52. He maintains a law practice in Ann Arbor. Karl Fink is a long-time resident of Dexter who served for a decade as a Webster Township trustee and as a Circuit Court judge for 18 years before retiring. Karl Fink and John Hansen organized and now moderate the Dexter Forum. The group meets on the first and third Saturdays of the month. Supported by the Dexter Wellness Coalition as part of the 5 Healthy Towns initiative to “help connect with others in healthy ways,” the Dexter Forum provides a non-partisan opportunity for interested women and men to gather to discuss and share information about issues facing the community. There's a community forum taking place twice a month in Dexter known as "The Dexter Forum." Karl Fink and John Hansen created and moderate the forum to discuss and share information about issues facing the community.Ĩ9.1 WEMU's Lisa Barry spoke with them about how it got started, what's involved and who can participate.
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