Lansing Jaycees Monster Mayhem Haunted House Rises Again
LANSING, MI — Making a return this year from a two-year hiatus the once familiar Lansing staple during the month of October, the Lansing Jaycees Monster Mayhem Haunted House, is returning. “It’s the number one thing the community has asked us to bring back. We are more than happy to be able to oblige,” says Angela Fossi 82nd President of the Lansing Jaycees.
The previous haunted house location at Impression 5 was a fantastic partnership; however it was time for a new home for Monster Mayhem. The new location at 5136 S. Cedar in the Cedar Jolly-Cedar Plaza is a great new location, found with the diligent help of CB Richard Ellis/Martin commercial realtor. With the new location Monster Mayhem will feature a larger space for more scares, in addition to an easier location for people to find and park at. “There are a number of events planned to help get the word out that the Monster Mayhem is back and that there is a new location. Don’t be surprised to start seeing monsters and ghouls popping up in establishments around Lansing in the near future.” says Amy Miller Past President of the Lansing Jaycees and Planning Committee member for Monster Mayhem.
This year the Lansing Jaycees Monster Mayhem Haunted House will be open the last three weekends of October. The goals of Monster Mayhem are to give Lansing residents a local haunted house to visit during Halloween, and to raise funds for Lansing Jaycees community service events held throughout the year. These events include the Easter Egg Hunt on the Capital Lawn, Comedy for a Cause, and Relay for Life.
To learn more about the Lansing Jaycees Monster Mayhem Haunted House please visit the website at www.lansingjaycees.org, or on Facebook The Lansing Jaycees are looking for people interested in building or helping to scare.
The Lansing Jaycees are a group of 21-40 year olds that focus on developing leadership skills through community involvement. Currently, our most popular community events include the Easter Egg Hunt on the Capital Lawn, Children’s Shopping Spree and Stuff the Bus.
Clinton County Sustainable Business Fair
Clinton County and Sparrow Clinton Hospital will present the Clinton County Sustainable Business Fair on September 16 from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Come discover what it means to “go green” and how changes to operations and facilities can translate into cost savings, environmental benefits, and positive impacts to quality of life. The event is free and will be held at CCRESA, 1013 S US Highway 27 in St. Johns.
Vendors will be on-site to offer businesses of any type, resources and expertise in key topic areas, including:
• Environmental management systems and lean operations
• Pollution preventionand waste reduction
• Resource conservation including recycling, composting, and reuse
• Energy efficiency and conservation
Special presentations by Resource Recycling Systems have been scheduled from 10:30 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. on Sustainability Basics and from 1:15 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. on Strategies to Achieve Sustainability.
Case studies will feature sustainability in action. Clinton County government’s “greening”efforts will be show-cased.
Granger will illustrate how landfill gas is being converted to energy for use by Mid-Michigan homes and businesses.
Learn how area producers are greening their operations through milk house waste water recycling and composting on-farm waste with residential organics. Take a closer look at the implementation of lean operations for educational institutions and health care facilities.
Businesses and manufacturers get connected to free, confidential waste and energy audits from professional engineers.
For more information, contact Cara Clore,Clinton County Waste Management Coordinator at 989-224-5187, send an email to conserve@clinton-county.org, or visit www.clinton-county.org.
This article was printed in the August 29, 2010 – September 11, 2010 edition.
