News Spotlight: Why Obama Is Right Not to Release Bin Laden Photos
By Earl Ofari Hutchinson
President Obama made a wise decision in choosing not to make public photos of bin Laden’s body.
News Spotlight: A Community Conversation on Redistricting
A Community Conversation on Redistricting will be held at the Radisson Hotel in Lansing on Tuesday, May 10, from 2:00-3:15 pm.
Most Influential and Interesting James E. Bibbs, Coach and Volunteer
James E. Bibbs,
Coach and Volunteer
Excuse me, are you listening? 10-7
Dear Readers,
I was having a conversation with my friend about casinos and gambling because there is currently a push for a casino in Lansing. I thought back to my first casino experience.
Local Family Wins Statewide “I Love Michigan” Video Competition
I Love Michigan: Darryl and Erinn Evans along with their son, Dion and daughter, Morgan won the top prize for their video depicting love for Michigan . Courtesy photo
AboutThatCar.com: Kia Sportage — Just Fine
By Frank S. Washington
DETROIT, MI – I recently experienced some engineering deftness while driving the 2011 Kia Sportage EX AWD crossover vehicle.
Retire Smart: AARP Lawsuit Turns Up Heat on Government, Reverse Mortgage Industry
By Mark Miller
Tribune Media Services
The problems afflicting the reverse mortgage industry took a turn for the worse recently, when the AARP Foundation filed a lawsuit challenging federal rules said to be forcing borrowers into foreclosure.
Do you have an opinion? Your letters 10-7
Dear TNCP,
Why are we not OUTRAGED?
Why is the community not outraged? I am outraged. But I am just one representing Jane Doe and John Q. Citizen. You ask why I am outraged?
A teenaged girl lost her life at the tender age of 17. She was laid to rest in March. Her very short and confused life was snuffed out by 2 bullets from the gun of a police officer. Officers are supposed to be trained to use deadly force only when there is a real threat of danger.
Interpersonal EDGE: Fear of Conflict Can Create Big Messes
By Dr. Daneen Skube
Tribune Media Services
Q: In a recent column, you talked about why avoiding conflict at all costs is expensive. We’d all like lions to lie down with lambs but that occurs in Eden, not the workplace. I’ve been hired to replace a Human Resources Director who never dealt with conflict. How do I shape up the organization?