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Vol 2. Issue 20
01-08-03





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Going Local: Creating Self-Reliance in Lansing in a Global Age

By DANIEL STURM
It’s Christmas Eve in downtown Lansing and Randy Glumm, owner of Way Station Books & Stuff, had expected to see dozens of last-minute shoppers. Like always, since opening his new and used bookstore on South Washington Square last October, there are free cookies and coffee on the table. Holiday jazz pipes through the stereo and the air is inspired by a light smell of incense. But although one can find the complete stories of Edgar Allen Poe and everything from poetry, sports and erotica to the history of Michigan’s Finnish immigrants, at 10:30 a.m. I’m the only customer. Lansing’s downtown shopping district looks like a ghost town. “Some shops aren’t even open,” Glumm says disappointedly. “I didn’t expect this.”

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Dissident Cuban attorney starts over in Lansing

In 1986, while living in Cuba, Leonel Morejon Almagro wrote a letter to the U.S. Congress encouraging members to support Mikhail Gorbachev’s moratorium on nuclear weapons testing. Almagro was promoting peace. The Cuban government, however, believed he was creating dissent.

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Old Town move signals new era for Nature Conservancy
The Michigan chapter of The Nature Conservancy isn’t just another pretty new facade in Lansing’s Old Town. The land-preservation organization is building momentum, too, behind its refurbished doors at the corner of Grand River Avenue and Washington Street.
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Letters to the Editor

Correction & Amplification



Health : Howard Brody
Public health: Demands increase, funding drops


Civil Liberties
: Henry Silverman
UM Affirmative Action case raises historic issues

Guest Columnist: Lisa Dedden
Lansing needs to keep fighting the pipeline




Live & Local:
Your guide to live entertainment in Lansing and the surrounding area!

Art:
Provocative art: looking, thinking harder
A RUSSIAN EVENING - Celebrate Unique Architecture and St. Petersburg

Music:

Music’s secret agent man on the way


Film:
‘Bams’ Cooper: A voice being heard

Theater:
‘Fully Committed’ at BoarsHead




Advice Goddess:
Amy Alkon
That ‘N Sync-ing Feeling and Heavy Forgetting


Restaurant Guide:
Recent Reviews


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