News Briefs – 9-3 – Spring is Near! It’s Maple Syrup Festival time at Fenner Nature Center
Students try their hand at the art of collecting sap to make syrup.
Also, “Parents still major influence on child’s decision to pursue science careers”.
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Students try their hand at the art of collecting sap to make syrup.
Also, “Parents still major influence on child’s decision to pursue science careers”.
Dee Freeman keeps herself busy. She is an author, poet, producer, TV host, literary advocate, public speaker and community activist.
Dee Freeman keeps herself busy. She is an author, poet, producer, TV host, literary advocate, public speaker and community activist.
”Changes” by Aseel Machi. Her honest poem about change in Lansing primarily due to losses in the auto industry. Pictured is the depressing sight, where mighty factories once stood, while riding down Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd. Photo by Aseel Machi
By Frank S. Washington
Here’s how accepting a job can affect your unemployment benefits…

“It’s not the towering sail, but the unseen wind that moves the ship” – a Proverb
Keeping up with credit card changes that impact your pocketbook is easy!
What if someone told you to “breathe” your stresses away – would you believe them? There is a very powerful secret to the breath, that can help you achieve the calm, centered mind that most people are looking for.

Fight Crime: Invest in Kids Michigan – a statewide crime prevention nonprofit organization led by more than 400 of Michigan’s best-known police chiefs, sheriffs, prosecutors and crime survivors – honored two of its members with Fight Crime’s prestigious “Crime Fighter Award”. Chief Milton L. Scales, Jr., (left) Director, Office of Criminal Investigation, Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Environment, and to Chief Martin J. Underhill, (right) Chief of Police, City of Grand Ledge.