Excuse me, are you listening? – Tulsa, Oklahoma and Black Owned Media Weekend

Rina Risper, President & Publisher of The New Citizens Press (Pandemic photo 2022) Dear Readers, I just returned back to…

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Fencing: The cost of competing can be prohibitive

Nolan Williams, Quinn Crum and Aahil Cunningham-Snelson are fencers. Photo by Charles Hallman/Minnesota Spokesman Recorder By Charles Hallman Minnesota Spokesman…

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Interpersonal Edge: Humor dispels fear

Photo by Andrea Piacquadio/Pexels By Dr. Daneen Skube Q: Even though the pandemic is better, everyone in my workplace seems…

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News Spotlight: Voters should return absentee ballot in person, via drop box

With two weeks remaining until the statewide primary election on Tuesday, Aug. 2, Michigan voters who have received but not…

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Mrs. Pizzo’s Workshop: How can education communities stay connected during the summer?

A: Education communities can stay connected by preparing postcards in advance. Young learners are resilient, optimistic, and caring. Each day,…

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Kids Repair Program Offers Affordable Bikes to Those That Need it the Most

The KRP program is still helping Lansing residents repair bicycles. Photo by Dylan Brockway By Deborah M. Walker LANSING, MI…

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News Spotlight: Meridian Township Issues Cease and Desist Order to Internet Provider’s Subcontractor

Internattional, Inc. No Longer Authorized to Perform Work in the Township  Meridian Township, MI – Effective June 30, International, Inc., the subcontractor…

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News Spotlight: Gov. Whitmer Urges Immediate Consideration of Abortion Lawsuit After Recent County Prosecutor, Health Provider Confusion on Status of Abortion 

Whitmer calls on Michigan Supreme Court to offer clarity LANSING, Mich. — Today, Governor Gretchen Whitmer sent a notice to the Michigan Supreme Court urging them…

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