Accepting nominations for a new feature: Arresting Site or Blog of the Month was announced today by The Pulice Report, http://timpulice.com/blog , which spotlights newsmakers and issues that impact Michigan and beyond. The award, intended to help these online destinations generate publicity and increase traffic, will be given to Web sites and blogs that, like The Pulice Report, have a Michigan theme or connection. Other criteria include timeliness, layout, content, and wit.    

Founder and publisher of The Pulice Report, Tim Pulice, said: "Michigan has such a wealth of original talent, from artists and Web designers to writers and musicians, that I felt it was time to further showcase their abilities". "When I speak with colleagues around the country, I make it a point to extol the creative vision of my fellow Michiganders, and what a valuable resource it is for my home state. There is remarkable work happening in both our peninsulas, and the people behind it deserve greater attention."        

Nominations for May are due on Monday, April 28, and the inaugural Arresting Site or Blog of the Month award winner will be revealed in The Pulice Report on Monday, May 5. With nominations due one week prior, future winners will be presented on the first Monday of each month. Please visit http://timpulice.com/blog/2008/04/14/arresting-site-or-blog-of-the-month/ for more information .

The Pulice Report spotlights newsmakers and issues that impact Michigan and beyond, and celebrates in particular the creative spirit found throughout the Great Lake State. Posts center on a wide range of topics, technology, arts & entertainment, notably business, politics, and education.

Tim Pulice launched The Pulice Report in February, 2008, and is a lifelong resident of Michigan. Including a 10-year stint as a music program host at WDET-FM, Detroit Public Radio, and seven years as a content editor at the Borders Group, Inc. corporate offices in Ann Arbor, Michigan, Pulice has worked in a number of media and other creative positions.