Cadillac Club: A Unique Experience

The staff at the Cadillac Club worked like a well oiled machine.  The professionalism and service was outstanding.

David E. Smith (far left), Sous Chef and Brett, Telder, Executive Chef, stand by their slow  roasted prime beef carving station on Mother’s Day.  Brunch is served every Sunday, they also serve a Buffet Tuesday through Friday.

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Mother’s Day Brunch at the Cadillac Club

David E. Smith,  Sous Chef and Brett Telder, Executive Chef standing in front of their
modified salad bar at the Cadillac Club. They’re whipping up sweet concoctions to tantalize your taste buds.  Experience the Chocolate Fountain of d’Elegance along with other signature dishes like the slow roasted prime beef on Mother’s Day and weekend brunch.
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Book Drive for the Prisoners: The correctional population has been increasing

In 2007, Capital Area Community Action Network (CCCAN) and The New Citizens Press  joined forces to collect books for the prisons across the nation.    They were able to obtain over 5,000 books towards the goal.

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Hard Times Causing More Americans to Stretch Money

Elizabeth handing Pat a coupon from Kroger for dry cleaning services at Sunshine Laundromat & Dry Cleaners.
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News Brief 7-8

WKAR Recognizes
National Mental Health Awareness Month  

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News Briefs 7-7

    Spring means the return of the robin to Michigan, but it also means many residents’ thoughts turn to building or sprucing up their own nests. The Michigan Department of Labor & Economic Growth reminds consumers of important tips that will help them avoid common – and often costly – mistakes while building or renovating a home.
 

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With anger and hope, hundreds plot greater diversity for Michigan

EAST LANSING, MI — Community leaders and activists gathered recently to acknowledge their collective anger and chart a new course for diversity in Michigan in the wake of the 2006 passage of Proposal 2 banning affirmative action.

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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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News Briefs 7-5

 

 

African Children’s Choir Set for Wharton Center Performance

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