June 27, 2026

The New Citizens Press

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Rina Risper

The Kid’s Doctor: Wound adhesive reduces the need for stitches

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By Sue Hubbard, M.D.
 
  I was just heading out to grab some lunch when a patient of mine, who happens to have three young sons (brings back memories!) walked in with her youngest, who’d been jumping on the bed and bumped his head.

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Retire Smart: KISS for the end of summer

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By Jill Schlesinger
Tribune Media Services
 
  It’s the end of summer, and if you’re like most people, just about the last thing you want to deal with is your money. But I have great news – it’s time to employ the KISS method of financial management … you know, KISS: K-I-S-S or “Keep it Simple, Stupid!”

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Interpersonal Edge: Flying off handle won’t create change

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By Dr. Daneen Skube
Tribune Media Services
 
  Q. I am one that flies off the handle and there is a big reason I do. I’m interrupted so much that when I am trying to speak, if someone doesn’t interrupt me, I actually stutter. I’ve spoken up and it still happens. Any suggestions? I’m starting to hate my fellow human beings! 

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Aboutthatcar.com: 2013 Mercedes-Benz SL550

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By Frank S. Washington
 
DETROIT,  MI — The 2013 Mercedes-Benz SL550 is longer, wider, yet lighter than the model it replaced.
The new dimensions are not earth shattering but a couple of inches more in width and in length made a big difference in the two-seat roadster.
 

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 Hispanic Heritage Month to Laud Latinos Statewide

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By Rick Garcia
 
 
National Hispanic Heritage Month, which runs from September 15th through October  15th -, celebrations, lectures and festivities will be taking place throughout the State from Church halls to city halls or from elementary classrooms to public libraries.  Topics range from the historical civil rights movement of Cesar Chavez to the economic impact and contribution of Latinos from the State’s robust agri-business and entrepreneurial sector.

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Your Other 8 Hours: Stop feeling intimidated: How to instantly boost your confidence in 2 minutes

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By Robert Pagliarini, 
Tribune Media Services
 
Are you ever in a professional or personal setting where you feel intimidated, unsure of your abilities, nervous, awkward or downright scared? No more. What would your life look like if you had more confidence and felt more powerful? Would you perform better at work, during a job interview or while giving a presentation?

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MEN’S CONFERENCE PLANNED FOR GREATER LANSING

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Greater Lansing Clergy Forum led by Dr. Melvin T. Jones Pastor of Union Missionary Baptist Church including 25 additional Lansing area churches and ministries is hosting the Men’s Summit. 

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Inside The Mind of a Sportsaholic: A Couple Of Requests

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  By Jimmy L. Wilson, Jr.

 
Football season is back! For many, this is start of what could be considered the sports fiscal year. From September to June, we immersed in football, and basketball. There is not much that we ask from people who are not as enthralled as we are during these months. However, there are a couple of requests that I would like to make on behalf of myself, and other sports fanatics. Even though you all may not be able to grant the requests, please indulge me, and see if you can work with any of them.

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“Comfort Food for the Mind, Body, and Soul”: GRILLED BURGERS SEASONING and GRILLED PEACHES AND ICE CREAM

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Summer is almost over.  Get your grilling in with these two delicious recipes.

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 Heart Disease: American’s Number One Killer

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 By Deborah Walker

 
Claiming more than 500,000 lives a year heart disease reigns as the leading cause of death in the United States, yet most people are unaware that this threat exists. Heart disease affects all Americans and is the number one cause of death for Whites, African American, and Hispanics alike. Heart disease strikes with little or no warning and most people diagnosed with heart disease showed no signs until it was too late.
 
Left: Cameron “Big Perm” Doyle and Aniyah Lake.  Big Perm and Aniyah visiting her school before he passed away.

 

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