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News Spotlight: Own a Business, Own Your Future
Next Bright Idea is an idea competition for any student enrolled in a higher education institution in the Greater Lansing Region. Students can submit their idea to www.nextbrightidea.com until Sunday, January 24. Starting January 25, the community can vote on which idea is their favorite.
News Spotlight: New Health Clinic Open on Lansing’s Southside
His Healing Hands Health Center is proud to announce the opening of its walk in clinic at 2025 W. Holmes Rd in Lansing, MI 48910
News Spotlight: Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity’s 2010 Founders’ Day Program
Epsilon Tau Sigma Chapter, the Lansing graduate chapter of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc., invites area residents to attend the Chapter’s annual Founders’ Day program on Saturday, January 23, 2010, at 5:00 PM, at Faith Fellowship Baptist Church, 1001 Dakin. The theme of the program is Education — The Stabilizing Force for a Better Future, and the keynote speaker will be Robert C. Bobb, Emergency Financial Director of the Detroit public school system.
101 Dalmations
On January 26 – 31, Wharton’s Cobb Great Hall will be howling with laughter that will raise the woof!!! For more information, log on to www.whartoncenter.com or call 517.432.2000 or 1.800.WHARTON. Courtesy photo
Dead Latinos
When does a dead chimp responsible for a hideous attack catapult himself above the life of a dead Mexican anthropologist with over 150 books and articles
Photo of actor Ricardo Montalban (November 25, 1920 – January 14, 2009)
News Spotlight: Smith rejects Bishop’s plan
Alma Wheeler Smith who is running for governor (D-Salem) criticized Senate Leader Mike Bishop and his Republican colleagues on their proposal calling for a reduction in state worker pay.
News Spotlight: February 24 Deadline for Arts Grant Application
The Arts Council of Greater Lansing, Inc. (ACGL) announces a Wednesday, February 24 deadline for the first and only round of Fiscal Year 2010 Michigan Council for Arts and Cultural Affairs (MCACA) Minigrant applications. The ACGL serves as a regional regranting agency for the MCACA for Ingham, Eaton, Clinton and Shiawassee counties.
News Spotlight: Michigan State licenses tattoo-matching technology to ID criminals, victims
Corrections and law enforcement officials will now have the capability to search tattoo image databases to help identify suspects, criminals and victims
News Spotlight: Rebuild Michigan’s economy through opportunities for our skilled trades
Michael J. Bouchard is Oakland County sheriff and a Republican candidate for governor