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January
Calendar
GO LOCAL GO LOCAL
GO LOCAL:
A coalition of small businesses and organizations is born
By
DANIEL STURM
Seeds for a new garden may well have been planted last week at City
Pulse’s first "Going Local" luncheon. Held at Tripper’s
restaurant in Frandor on Jan. 23, the luncheon attracted a diverse mix
of 50 participants--ranging in background from local retailers and restaurant
owners, to designers, planners, and organic growers—but sharing
in common a sincere interest in the theme posed by City Pulse publisher
Berl Schwarz: "How can locally owned businesses survive and thrive
in an era of globalization?"
More...
Letter from Dimondale:
Can the movie version be far behind?
I moved to Dimondale at the end of August.
Whenever I share this detail with longtime Lansing-area residents, I
receive the same response: “Have you been to Mike’s? Great
burgers!” Mike’s Village Restaurant of Dimondale does have
excellent hamburgers, not to mention fresh baked breads and pies. To
hear non-Dimondale residents talk, one would assume that Mike’s
is also the village’s largest employer and backbone of the local
economy. Having lived here for five months, I know that Mike’s
isn’t the only restaurant in town, nor does its revenue keep the
village afloat.
More...
GSA
Youth Summit: An ‘atmosphere of activism’
His
freshman year at Portage High School, Nathan Triplett was assaulted
in a locker room and knocked momentarily unconscious. The last thing
he remembers hearing was the word “faggot.”
More...
Letters
to the Editor
Health
: Howard Brody
Prevention:Is
it magic or medicine?
Health
& Environment:
Dave Dempsey
Recycling in Michigan barely holding
its own
Guest Column: Rich Robinson
A case for campaign finance reform
in Michigan
Of corn husks, bear fear and a vagina-numbing ride
City Pulse sponsored a contest for Lansing-area residents
to write their own vagina monologue. Four women sent entries. One man
sent an entry called “The Pecker Diatribes.”
This is the winning entry.
Live & Local:
Your guide to live entertainment in Lansing and the surrounding
area!
Art:
Art
‘Unlimited’ at new Okemos business
First
Sunday gallery walk
Music:
Coming together for a night of indie rock
DJ Battle enters Phase
II: Trance Night at Club Paradise
Theater:
Nothing
ho hum about grand, moving ‘Phantom’
Hot ‘Vagina’
performances make evening sizzle
Advice Goddess: Amy
Alkon
This studboy ‘victimized’
by gangs of little old ladies
Restaurant Guide:
Recent
Reviews
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