OPINION PIECE: Through The Media Lens: Covering Race and Police Brutality

 

By Bob Butler

(Black PR Wire) — The second half of 2014 has been marked by the shooting deaths of four African-American males by local law enforcement — Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri; Eric Garner in New York, John Crawford and Tamir Rice in Ohio — that have attracted the attention of national media and the federal government, and shined a light on the issue of policing in minority communities. 

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Kiplinger on Travel: 10 great gifts for travelers under $50

 

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By Cameron Huddleston

 
  If you’re looking for the perfect gift for the frequent traveler in your family but don’t want to break the bank, we can help. We asked several travel experts to share their picks for affordable items they pack when they hit the road. These 10 things can help both business and leisure travelers save money, stay organized and be a little more comfortable on all their trips.
 

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Michigan’s Auto No-Fault Law: Understand Your Rights Now Before They May Change

 By Stephen H. Sinas

                 
The Michigan Legislature continues to contemplate changes to the Michigan Auto No-Fault Insurance Law. 

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TAX SOLUTIONS:  Doing Business As

 

By  A.J. Gross, C.P.A., E.A.

In my previous article titled “Corporations” we reviewed the Corporation business structure.  The next article will review limited liability company (LLC).  This article is on Doing Business As (DBA).

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OPINION PIECE: Robert C. Koehler: Racism: It’s the law

 By Robert C. Koehler

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  Smoke and fire, sirens blaring, horns honking, a sudden hail of bullets. This is what passes for the American dialogue on race and justice. 

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Bryan Beverly: An Advocate for Education

 

By Molly Goaley and TNCP Staff

Bryan Beverly, a 2006 Olivet College graduate, is passionate about his education. So much so, that he’s spent his entire career working to ensure others have the same opportunities he was given.

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Do Dogs Have the Right to Attack Other Dogs in Their Home?

  Q: While visiting our son and his family, their Australian Shepherd attacked our Sheltie. My husband broke up the fight up before any serious damage was done. We love traveling with our dog, and our grandkids and the dog love one another. 
 

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