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News Spotlight: Shooting Fahrenheit Ultra Lounge
On March 13, 2016 at approximately 1:00A.M. Lansing Police Officers were patrolling the area of Fahrenheit Ultra Lounge, 6810 S. Cedar, preparing for anticipated crowd and traffic control due to a large event at the club. Hundreds of patrons were present at the Club where a music artist was performing.
News Spotlight: Nestlé USA Announces Voluntary Recall of a Limited Number of DiGiorno® Pizzas, Lean Cuisine® and Stouffer’s® Products Due to the Potential Presence of Foreign Material
MDARD food inspectors should conduct recall audit checks during routine inspections or as directed.
News Spotlight: Lansing Woman Shot
On March 10, 2016 at approximately 8:30 pm, Lansing Police responded to the 800 blk of Cawood near Oakland on a report that a woman had been shot. Officers located and attended to a 23 yr old Lansing woman who sustained a gunshot wound to her midsection. Lansing Fire responded and transported the woman to an area hospital where she was treated and remains in non-life threatening condition.
Judge and Activist Unite During Black History Month
Ingham County’s Chief Judge Donald L. Allen and Maria Starr VanCore, President of the Labor Council for Latin American Advancement (LCLLA), share common goals for equality and justice.
States, Localities Try Creative Financing to Help the Homeless
Colder nights have the Homeless Angels working hard to feed more people, not only for those in their shelter
program at the Magnusen Hotel at 6501 S. Pennsylvania Avenue in Lansing, Michigan but for those who come every day looking for help.
Photo courtesy of the Homeless Angels
Greater Lansing CVB Announces Record 2015 and Award Winners for Community Support
LANSING, MI – The Greater Lansing Convention and Visitors Bureau (GLCVB) held its annual meeting on March 1, 2016, and announced both good news for the local economy and recognized numerous individuals for helping to foster meetings and events within the Capital Region.
Interpersonal Edge: Getting ahead in the workplace is about strategy
By Dr. Daneen Skube
Tribune Content Agency Q. When I was young and dumb, I believed in ideas like fairness and justice, but after seeing what goes on in my workplace I’m feeling bitter. I notice promotions aren’t usually about skills or contribution. What am I missing that would allow me to get ahead without feeling powerless and unappreciated?
New app could benefit Flint residents affected by lead water
EAST LANSING, MI – People living in Flint affected by the ongoing water situation now have a new tool to navigate the available community resources.
Methods for taking a child’s temperature vary with age
By Sue Hubbard, M.D.
Throughout the year, especially during flu season, the questions surrounding how to take a child’s temperature and how to treat a fever seem never ending. So let’s jump right in with a discussion on taking temperatures in children of all ages.