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Saper Galleries latest exhibit captures the inspiration and imagination of both children and adults alike. For many, Dr. Suess is a household name. His books hold most children’s eyes wide open with wonder and amazement while being read Oh the Places You’ll Go. This creative and colorful collection of artwork also gives us new insight to who Dr. Suess really was.
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While 50 Cent may not literally see his net worth dwindle down to the amount of his rap moniker, the mogul is worried about his financial assets as stock markets and real estate values continue to plummet.
OWOSSO, MI — Baker College is the largest private college in Michigan. The non-profit higher education institution, serving more than 36,000 students on 12 campuses and in four satellite locations, recently held a groundbreaking ceremony for a new $6.5 million health science building on its main campus.
State to license use for patients who receive doctor approval.
DETROIT, MI– It has been the best selling sports car in the U.S. for 22 years. And its success has fueled the resurrection of both the Dodge Charger and soon the Chevrolet Camaro. Without a doubt, Ford’s Mustang has ruled the Pony Car kingdom for more than a generation.go
World AIDS Day is on December 1st. It’s an important day of commemoration throughout the world to remember those who have died, to pray for those still suffering, and to come together in solidarity to fight the greatest humanitarian crisis in the world today.
Action and collaboration are the words of the day, especially at a press availability featuring human and civil rights activist Martin Luther King III, Gov. Jennifer M. Granholm, Ismael Ahmed, director of Michigan Department of Human Services (not shown), and other conference partners. Courtesy photo
Please join J.G. Entertainment, WQHH POWER 96.5, Michigan State University Residence Hall’s, Dino’s Barbershop, and The New Citizens Press in our effort to sponsor 100 underprivileged families. We will spend a $150 per family to make a difference in this holiday season.
After a string of erratic behavior over the past several weeks, including a Nov. 4 no-show on "Late Night with Conan O’Brien" and an arrest in New York on weapons charges, the comic had run-ins with both city and county law enforcement in Sumter – resulting in an alleged mental evaluation for a possible hospital commitment, at the urging of local family members, the Web site reported.