May 8th, 2024 Issue

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Barrett defends his record of meeting with constituents

SATURDAY, March 22 — U.S. Rep. Tom Barrett, R-Charlotte, defended his record today of meeting with constituents. Later in the day, Lansing-area constituents held a town hall meeting …

UM-Sparrow to save old Eastern’s cupola, destroy many other artifacts

FRIDAY, March 21 —University of Michigan Health-Sparrow said today that it intends to preserve old …
Hundreds attend town hall sans Barrett

SATURDAY, March 22 — Constituents of U.S. Rep. Tom Barrett held a town hall today without the Charlotte …
Picnics in the UP brought communities together, connecting the past through nature with shared outdoor meals

LANISNG – “Picnics were social occasions that symbolized both freedom and belonging,” …
Outdated legislation prohibits UP dark sky parks

LANSING — Have you ever seen the Milky Way? What about the Northern Lights? A growing …
Walkable communities associated with better health, study shows

LANSING – Your proximity to a bus stop, the diversity of nearby businesses and the size of blocks …
Community colleges eye state funding for dual enrollment expansion

LANSING – Community colleges and Democratic lawmakers say they hope to secure $20 to $30 million to …
Grants for community college courses could help train corrections officers

LANSING – A program giving corrections officers grants to cover community college courses could …

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UM-Sparrow to save old Eastern’s cupola, destroy many other artifacts

Hundreds attend town hall sans Barrett

Picnics in the UP brought communities together, connecting the past through nature with shared outdoor meals

Outdated legislation prohibits UP dark sky parks

Walkable communities associated with better health, study shows

Community colleges eye state funding for dual enrollment expansion

Grants for community college courses could help train corrections officers

May 8th, 2024 Issue

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