October 29, 2025

The New Citizens Press

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Michigan Travel: Ziibiwing Center Preserves Tribal Heritage

Rina Risper08 mins

 

Top  Photo:Every culture seeks to tell their story.  The Saginaw Chippewa Indian Tribe’s story is told at the Ziibiwing Center of Anishinabe Culture & Lifeways. 
Courtesy photo
 
Bottom Photo:  Through the presentation of  selected cultural textiles,  the cultural center teaches about the vibrant lifestyle.
Courtesy photo
 
 
 

 

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“Comfort Food for the Mind, Body, and Soul”: CHICKEN AND DUMPLINGS

Rina Risper04 mins

 

By Sharon Fox

 
1 large chicken
1 onion, chopped
3-4 carrots, chopped
2-3 celery stalks
1 Tbsp. chicken bouillon crystals
1 quart chicken stock
 
1 can cream of chicken soup

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6 Rules for Keeping Track of Charitable Contributions

Rina Risper05 mins

  By  A.J. Gross, C.P.A., E.A.

 
Donating to charitable causes is a good thing.  You are helping others in need.  For your generosity, the IRS allows you to claim a tax deduction.  If you donate to charities, you should understand the basic record keeping rules for claiming a tax deduction.
 

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Inside The Mind of a Sportsaholic: Great Job Spartans

Rina Risper05 mins

  By Jimmy L. Wilson, Jr.

 
Sitting down to write my thoughts on a sporting event is usually an easy thing. However, in the 48 hours since the Michigan State Spartans won the 2014 Rose Bowl with a 24-20 victory over the Stanford Cardinal, it has been difficult. The biggest problem has been figuring out which angle to cover because there are so many different ones. 

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Teen Talk: Eating Disorders and the Media

Rina Risper07 mins

 

By Claudia Kelley

 
The holiday season is upon us once again- the time of year when we can listen to Frank Sinatra classics while shopping for gifts at the mall and spend much needed time with family members. The part of this season that we can easily ignore, however, is the elevated amount of corporate advertising- the majority of which is targeted toward young men and women. This advertising pushes and reaffirms the idea of unattainable perfection and the need to be pretty: a standard of worth that is absolutely inaccurate and unimportant.

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Make MLK a Day of Service

Rina Risper06 mins

 

By Rick Garcia
 
As we gear into 2014 with a clean slate, many resolutions have been made to become healthier, happier and productive among family, co-workers and friends.  Why not include a resolution to help our fellow man or to improve our environment and community?
 

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The Kid’s Doctor: Sniff test: Some young children are ready for deodorant

Rina Risper03 mins

  By Sue Hubbard, M.D.

www.kidsdr.com
 
 I recently received an email from a mother asking if her 5-year-old son, an avid athlete, could wear deodorant. It seems his arm pits “smell like a grown man’s.” I have actually been asked this question on occasion in the office, and I’ve even noticed body odor (BO) while examining some 5- to 8-year-old patients.
 

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Retire Smart: Mailbag: What’s your retirement number?

Rina Risper08 mins

 

By Jill Schlesinger
Tribune Media Services
 
   A former client once argued with me about his “retirement number.” He couldn’t believe that he needed $1 million in savings before he could retire. “That amount just seems like way more money than is necessary!” But after walking through the variables and calculations, he finally said, “Geez, a million bucks. … I guess that’s my number.”

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Interpersonal Edge: Steer clear of “dragon” wars at work

Rina Risper06 mins

  By Dr. Daneen Skube

Tribune Media Services
 
 Q. I have a new job that I love. My boss just took me aside and told me there was a female manager who thinks I dress inappropriately and don’t do my job well. I can tell she doesn’t like this woman one bit. I want to take feedback well, but I’m not sure what to do. I’m also concerned I could end up being in the middle of fight they are already having. How do I navigate this? 

 

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