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A message from Mayor Andy Schor:
On Wednesday, May 24, 2017 at approximately 8 a.m. Lansing Police were dispatched to Police Headquarters at 120 W. Michigan to meet with a subject reference a Missing Person report. Officers were informed a co-worker had not shown up to work in a few days, which was not normal.
The person who died in an accident that occurred on Sunday, January 14, 2018 at approximately 10:20 p.m. on the 3000 block of Dunckel Rd. involving two vehicles has been identified.
Tricolor Calcite is a multi-colored calcite from Mexico. These make great mineral specimens! But minerals also carry a spiritual side for some. Calcite symbolizes cleansing. This is the perfect crystal to have with you when you’re looking for a big change in your life, or when you need to make a fresh new start.
A Lansing area resident rallied at the state Capitol to denounce hatred, racism, and neo-Nazi/white supremacy alt-right groups two days after the violence in Charlottesville, Virginia. 
Try a healthy fruit wreath for your next gathering.
From the Michigan State University Newsroom:
Broader gun restrictions lead to fewer intimate partner homicides
College labor market remains strong
Robot learning improves student engagement
Going back to work after a death in the family is difficult. Getting back to normal will take time.Source: https://americanhospice.org/the-bereaved-employee-returning-to-work/
Mid-Michigan Leadership Academy welcomed the “If you give a child a book” representatives from FOX 47 WSYM. From left to right: Lawrence “Ray” Franklin, Anthony Austin, meteorologist Dustin Bonk from FOX 47 WSYM, Christiano Cantu, Community Affairs Coordinator Kevin Brown from FOX 47 WSYM and Charles Miller.
J.W. Sexton freshman Colin Janak is one of twenty-three students selected for the Kakehashi Project in Japan.