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As staff coordinator of the Ingham County Housing Trust Fund and a member of the Shared-Use Housing Advocacy Network, I believe our community must encourage a diverse range of housing options in order to be responsive to local housing needs. more
What’s wrong with a ‘regular guy’? more
When the University of Michigan was faced with a deteriorating Michigan Union building, tearing it down wasn’t considered. The1919  iconic structure designed by noted Chicago Architects Pond and Pond was restored in 2020 for $86.2 million. more
Since Michigan State University’s governing body was first appointed in 1861, the board has always had a Republican on it. more
One of the great ironies in today’s political climate is how we undervalue experience in the government. more
For a decade, the stretch of Michigan Avenue between Frandor Shopping Center and the Red Cedar District (formerly Red Cedar Golf Course) has been the focus of ambitious development plans to connect East Lansing and Michigan State University with the city of Lansing. more
We’ve seen Curtis Hertel push his lawnmower around and Tom Barrett take a helicopter for a spin. But a couple of other TV ads in the Lansing-based MI-7 congressional race need explaining. more
Like it or not, the Lansing area is, again, ground zero for one of the nation’s most competitive and expensive congressional elections. more
Kamala Harris says we’re not going back, but these past two weeks has me hearing the refrain to a popular 2010 junkanoo band song by Baha Men. The song refrain was, “Who let the dogs out? Who? Who? Who? Who? Who? Who let the dogs out?” more
When my husband and I decided we were ready to be parents, we didn’t anticipate the possibility that we wouldn’t be able to conceive on our own. more
In November, voters in Michigan’s 7th Congressional District will once again elect someone new to represent them in Washington. more
Social media has us all so whipped up and turned around about what type of information we are feeding our brains that most of us are now concocting our own conspiracy theories out of whole cloth. more
For some parents working in the private sector in 2024, taking paid time off after the new child comes into the family is expected.  more
I was in Hunter Park recently attending Allen Neighborhood Center’s Summer Art Festival and ran into some old friends. We were marveling at how beautiful the park has become and the many delightful amenities it features.  more
Isn’t it sad that politics has become the third rail of a conversation? more
For two months now I have been engaged in my sorority’s GOTV efforts. GOTV stands for Get Out the Vote. more
Making political headway within the Democratic Party as a pro-Palestinian supporter has become like yelling into a vacuum. more
If you can name all eight state Board of Education members without googling it, you are better than I. more
The Lansing City Council must move quickly to prevent the University of Michigan from dismantling old Eastern High School's interior. The focus in this controversy over preserving one of our … more
Back in February, I wrote in this space how Michigan House Republicans were in the driver’s seat to regain the majority of seats this fall. more
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