“Comfort Food for the Mind, Body and Soul”: CAPRESE FLATBREAD PIZZAS
From the oven to your table, this is sure to please!By Sharon Fox
From the oven to your table, this is sure to please!Excuse me, are you listening?
Dear Readers,
Most of us are not really paying attention all the time to our behavior and how it may impact others. If you really want a good idea of what kind of person you are just ask the people who are around you every single day.
Families of the Missing 43 Students In Mexico Visit Michigan
Left: Elva Reyes, member of the Action of Greater Lansing’s Civil Rights for Immigrants Task Force (shown right) supporting the mother of one of the students missing in Mexico at Cristo Rey Community Center.
Below: Poster of the missing shown during the event.
Photos by the Action of Greater Lansing
TAX SOLUTIONS: First Time Penalty Abatement
By A.J. Gross, C.P.A., E.A.The IRS has all sorts of penalties. There is up to 25% penalty for filing a tax return late.
Lansing Woman Celebrates 90th Birthday
Queen Esther (Neil) Harris was born on April 20,1925 in Memphis, Tennessee.
Interpersonal Edge:Working smart, not hard, is nothing to feel guilty about!
By Dr. Daneen Skube
Tribune Content Agency
Q. I’ve been dedicated and a workaholic regarding my job goals since I was a teenager. I went to graduate school, got a solid internship and have been climbing the food chain in my industry.
Homicide Victim’s Families Recognized During TNCPCAN’s National Crime Victim’s Rights Week Ceremony
James McCurtis, Manager of the Crime Victim Services Commission for the Michigan Department of Community Health (MDCH) was one of several guest speakers at the event hosted and organized by The New Citizens Press Community Action Network (TNCPCAN) for families 
impacted by murder. Below: Student volunteers from Everett High School, Norina Yoder and Sydney Cowles.
Photos by Toy Branklin
LOOK TWICE AND SAVE A LIFE: May is Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month
UAW Local 652 will be hosting 2015 Pride Ride on Friday, May 15, 2015. All riders must be there no later than 9:00 am. This motorcycle ride is to observe May as National Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month. It is also to remind everyone to LOOK TWICE AND SAVE A LIFE. Everyone is invited to participate in this ride. Just show up at UAW Local 652 Union Hall at 426 Clare Street in Lansing, MI. A waiver must be signed. All motorcycles are welcome. The event is free. Linda “Turtle” Mogyoros is pictured above.
The Kid’s Doctor: Meningitis outbreak hits another college campus
Meningococcal disease seems to cluster in young people who come into close contact, such as college students living in dorms.
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