A Daughter’s Love Continues to Shine After Tragedy

 

 

LANSING, MI —  When Michelle Miles heard about  11-year-old Kahlil Hoard being seriously wounded when he was hit by a car on December 18, 2007, it struck a nerve, which was still raw from the death of own daughter, 13-year-old Jasmine Starr Miles.    It seemed like yesterday that Jasmine had been tragically killed by an automobile on her way home from school on May 13, 2003.

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Do Our Streets Need To Go On Road Diet?

From 2000-2006, 653 people have been hit while walking or bicycling in Lansing. The number averages to 120 people each year and 1 person every 3 days. 13 people have died.

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2006 Most Interesting And Influential Update: Calvin Jones

 

 

LANSING, MI — As a continuation of our commitment to keep you updated on our “Most Interesting and Most Influential, we are featuring Calvin Jones, who was featured in our 2006 edition.

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Diversity Summit is criticized for lack of diversity

EAST LANSING, MI — A gathering of statewide community leaders to discuss diversity and inclusion had many participants concerned about the event’s apparent exclusion of certain groups.

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Sentencing Children to Die in Michigan?


Efren Paredes, Jr. has been imprisoned for 15 years for a crime he says he didn’t commit.  A group of local citizens wants the court of public opinion to hear about the facts in this case.

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Debutantes: Local Rising Stars

Amia Davis, was the first person to sign up for a subscription at The New Citizens Press newspaper in 2002.   She has been a subscriber for almost 7 years.  She has always had a dazzling personality and shown commitment  to strive for higher potential.   It is incredible that she is only 18 years old.   When I found out she was a debutante it ignited a spark to find out about  what she is interested in.

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