News Spotlight
Shopping for auto insurance
Getting the most for your money? Have you checked on your insurance rates lately? You may just have an opportunity to save money by reviewing your car insurance policy and getting new estimates.
Most Interesting and Influencial 2008: Judi Brown Clarke,Ph.D.
Judi Brown Clarke,Ph.D. Director of Multicultural Affairs and Inclusion in the College of Communication Arts and Sciences Michigan State University
Most Interesting and Influential 2008
We have fabulous people who live right here in the Lansing area who deserve to be recognized for their contributions to Michigan. This article gives you insight to who they are and also to some of the wonderful things that they are doing. Judi Brown Clarke is an Olympian and Dr. Frank Ochberg has been featured nation television programs as an expert regarding the shootings in our schools.
Her-Stories: Women Raised Their Voices and Were Heard
Michigan Women’s Historical Center and Hall of Fame is located at 213 West Michigan Avenue, Lansing, MI. Their newest history exhibit is “Ladies of the Lights: Michigan Women in the U.S. Lighthouse Service”.
For hours and other exciting exhibits call 517-484-1880.
Program Offers Discounts on Telephone Service to Low Income Customers
Don’t let your phone service be one of the first casualties of your quest to save money. Assistance may be available.
Celebrating Black History: A Cut Above, Barber on a Mission
African American businessman offers laughter, conversation and advice at an affordable price to all who seek it… but most of all he gives back to the community that he serves
Barber Shop Lessons: Mo Ogden is a making history in one of the oldest professions to provide African American males opportunity for entreprenuerism. Here Mo shows Rami Marsh his new haircut. He also offers advice on how to stay well groomed by giving the Shabazz visitors new hair brushes. Photo by Dr. Eugene Cain
CHRIS ROCK HOSTS UNICEF FUNDRAISER: Djimon Hounsou, Alicia Keys Madonna among guests at benefit
The stars were out in force Wednesday night helping to raise $3.7 million for the UNICEF and two other organizations in its effort to help impoverished and sick children around the world.
PLAY REVIEW: “Bee” Funny: The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee brought big laughs
You learn something new everyday. On Jan 8th while watching the presentation “The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee” at The Wharton Center, I learned theater could be simultaneously entertaining and educational.
“No Home for the Holidays”. A Former Foster Youth’s Experience
“While you may not be able to open your home during the holidays to an aged-out foster youth like me, there are many ways that you can get involved to make a difference in the lives of children and youth in care. One way is to become a Court Appointed Special Advocate or CASA volunteer.” – Amanda D. Johnson
To learn more about CASA call 1-888-805-8457 for more information or visit the National CASA Association online at www.nationalcasa.org.