November 27, 2024

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Local NAACP Denounces tactics used in Tuesday’s Baker Street Arrest

Rina Risper02 mins

 LANSING, MI  – This correspondence is to serve as the Lansing Branch NAACP concern regarding a Use of Force and arrest incident on Tuesday evening November 10, 2020 on Baker  Street in Lansing. Media footage clearly showed a number of Lansing Police Officers atop of a  25-year-old African-American man. While atop of the suspect, officers restrained him while they simultaneously delivered strikes to his body.  

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City of Lansing to Offer Free On-Street Metered Parking Through 2020

Rina Risper02 mins

On-street parking in Lansing will be free of charge for the rest of the year beginning on Monday, November 23, 2020

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We Remember: Rosemarie “Rosa” Lopez Killips January 9, 1949 – August 14, 2020

Rina Risper010 mins

 

Rosa Lopez Killips was loved by many.  An ofrenda was built by her brother, Lorenzo Lopez, to celebrate Dia de Los Muertos (Day of the Dead).

Courtesy photo

More ofrenda photos posted in story

 

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Just Plain Selfish: The Audacity of Color

Rina Risper05 mins

 By Kris Walker

 
Tough times have been said to reveal a person's true character. A person can paint a pretty picture of themselves using vivid or even pastel colors. Words, attire and demeanor make it easy to portray a perfectly polished image. The persona and posture however, must be able to be maintained and withstand the pressures of societal life. 

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An apple lover’s apple crumble that highlights its fresh fruit flavor (and doesn’t bury it in sugar)

Rina Risper07 mins

  By America’s Test Kitchen

 
Some apple crumbles bury the fruit in sugar and streusel so that by the time you add a scoop of ice cream, you've lost the fruit's tangy freshness. It's the equivalent of heating really good olive oil so that it loses its grassy bite or cooking thick, well-marbled steak until the center goes gray.

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Managing COVID-19 Disappointments for Kids

Rina Risper06 mins

 By Dr. Kristyn Gregory, D.O.,

Medical Director of Behavioral Health at Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan
 
As the coronavirus pandemic continues, adults have a wealth of information available to understand the importance of face masks, social distancing and frequent hand washing. From reading the latest news and recommendations for staying healthy to receiving prevention tips from health care providers, adults are more likely to grasp the greater context of staying vigilant during the pandemic. 

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Black Friday Is Coming: Five Tips for Retailers

Rina Risper08 mins

 By Ray Mitchell

 

For many of us, 2020 has been a year filled with uncertainty. One thing that is certain though, this year more than any other, shoppers are ready to take advantage of Black Friday Deals. With budgets a little tighter than in years past. Deloitte estimates a 7% reduction in holiday spending budgets, shoppers will be looking for good deals and great service.  While more shoppers plan to do their shopping online this year, there are still plenty of intrepid deal-hunters that want an in-store experience. Whether you are an online or in-store retailer, there's still some time to prepare for this year's shopping season. Here are a few things to consider as you finalize your holiday season plans.

Photo by Karolina Grabowska

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The Plant Professionals: Pruning- how, when and why?

Rina Risper07 mins

 

Photo by Gustavo Fring

By Kathy Valentine

 
For some gardeners a sharp pair of pruners or secateurs is a powerful tool for shaping, thinning and removing any broken, diseased or crossed branches in shrubs. For a novice gardener, there is often hesitation and anxiety. How do you decide what needs to be removed? 
 

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