A Sister’s Pregnancy Surprise One Week After Brother’s Homicide

 

 

 

 

 

Above: Natasha Hall’s son, Michael Anthony Hall was born on March 16, 2016 at 3:45 am at just 35 weeks. Her brother, Michael “Mikey” McKissic II,  was murdered in Lansing, MI on August 1, 2015, just 7 months prior to the birth of his nephew.  She believes that it is not a  coincidence.

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Excuse me. Are you listening? The Unintentional or Intentional Eavesdropper?

Dear Readers, 

 
It used to always feel wonderful when someone would ask me to meet at a coffee shop for a business meeting.   More recently, I am finding that it is better to stay in an office setting depending on the type of conversation that you are going to have.  Watching the steam rise from your cup of black coffee with a double shot of expresso, while waiting for your coffee mate to arrive can sometimes turn you into a chatterbox.

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Healthy Stuffed Pepper Casserole

 The extra lean ground turkey breast makes this low calorie meal a winner for those who are watching their weight.  It tastes great too.  Everyone in the family will be satisfied

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The Sixth Annual Ceremony and Dinner Set for National Crime Victims’ Rights Week

 

 LANSING, MI – The New Citizens Press Community Action Network (TNCPCAN) in commemoration of National Crime Victims’ Rights Week (NCVRW), April 8-14, 2018, will be hosting the sixth annual dinner and ceremony at Lansing City Hall to raise awareness about crime victims’ issues and rights and introduce the community to the important resources and services available. 

 

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Part II: Ingham County Land Bank: Two Drug Rehabilitation Facilities in One Square Block?

 Editor’s Note:  This was printed in the last edition, however, I am reprinting it for clarity and content. Everything about this transaction between Ingham County Land Bank and MidMichigan Recovery Services (MMRS) appears shady, underhanded and suspicious and should be investigated thoroughly.  

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Interpersonal Edge: Fix this one flaw for success

 By Dr. Daneen Skube

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  Q. Is there one character flaw that is most harmful to a successful career? I’m starting 2018 really examining my strengths and weaknesses and am a huge fan of this column. I thought your experience would give you a good sense of what people do that most hurts their chances of success?

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Jill on Money: Working longer means a better retirement

 

By Jill Schlesinger
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  Years ago, I wrote an article that warned people not to place too much faith in their ability to work longer to fund retirement.

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A Sister’s Wish: To Solve Her Brother’s Homicide

 Left: Natasha Hall holds a poster sized photo of her brother, Michael “Mikey” McKissic II, who was murdered in Lansing, MI on August 1, 2015. His murder is still unsolved.

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Excuse me, are you listening?: Ingham County Land Bank: Two Drug Rehabilitation Facilities in One Square Block?

  Editor’s Note:  This was printed in the last edition, however, I am reprinting it for clarity and content. Everything about this transaction between Ingham County Land Bank and MidMichigan Recovery Services (MMRS) appears shady, underhanded and suspicious and should be investigated thoroughly.  People should be very knowledgeable about any and everything that goes on in their community especially those things that have potential for lasting impact.

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