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New Program to Positively Impact the Lives of Women

Rina Risper15 years ago04 mins

Dear Readers,

Have you been drifting along life, feeling like you’re on a treadmill to nowhere? Are you ready to start living the life of your dreams and helping others do the same? Do you have the drive to help people, and want to make a living doing it? Are you a born [natural?] leader or teacher and feel like you could really explode as Coach if only you had the right resources to help you? If you’ve answered yes to these questions, then I have the perfect opportunity for you!

AboutThatCar.com: Lincoln MKX Can Compete

Rina Risper15 years ago06 mins

By Frank S. Washington

DETROIT, MI – During my week-long test drive of Lincoln’s 2011 MKX, I saw the two faces of the midsize crossover – luxury and utility.

The MKX sported what Lincoln calls its split-wing grille. I call it Lincoln’s butterfly face. No matter, the point of it is that grille was distinctive and it made the vehicle easily recognizable as a Lincoln.

Videoview

Rina Risper15 years ago06 mins

By Jay Bobbin

Tribune Media Services

“THE TOURIST”: The star power and the scenery are the main attractions of this romantic adventure with definite echoes of “North by Northwest.” Johnny Depp plays a bookish American who’s visiting Europe when his path crosses that of an attractive mystery woman (Angelina Jolie). She quickly draws him into a dangerous case of mistaken identity that plays out in such cities as Paris and Venice. The supporting cast includes Paul Bettany, Timothy Dalton and Rufus Sewell. DVD extras: two “making-of” documentaries; audio commentary by director Florian Henckel Von Donnersmarck; outtakes; alternate title sequences. *** (PG-13: AS, P) (Also on Blu-ray)

Rhapsody in Blue — or Cream or Pink: Hydrangea Bushes Offer Impressive Palette to Gardener

Rina Risper15 years ago07 mins

The billowy flower heads of the hydrangea come in a wide array of colors ranging from blue to pink to creamy white. The pH of the soil determines whether these attractive shrubs bear blue or pink flowers.

Featured Stories

Mother Flippin’: One Funny Mother – Kiss-Hug

Rina Risper15 years ago04 mins

By Tashmica Torok

Isaac has invented something new. It’s not the cure for cancer and it’s not a revolutionary green techy device. Coming from the child I call my sugar lump it is what is to be expected. He has developed a new social etiquette. It’s called the Kiss-Hug.

Merchants Take A Stand Against Crime

Rina Risper15 years ago04 mins

Left to Right:

Jason Green, Lansing Regional Chamber of Commerce;

Tommie Schlitts, Team Leader, Tim Hortons and

Keith Tobar, Market Loss Prevention Team Leader for Meijer’s Lansing market support Lansing’s new Business Watch program. TNCP Photo

Comfort Food for the Mind, Body, and Soul: GETTING READY FOR EASTER DINNER

Rina Risper15 years ago02 mins

Easter is on its way! These lamb chops are sure to be a hit. ENJOY!!

April is National Poetry Month

Rina Risper15 years ago04 mins

April has been National Poetry Month since 1996. The Academy of American Poets began this recognition to “highlight the extraordinary legacy and ongoing achievement of American poets.” Academy members hope that Poetry Month will introduce more people to the pleasures of reading and writing poetry.

Most Interesting & Influential 2011

Rina Risper15 years ago4 years ago017 mins

LANSING, MI — Every year The New Citizens Press identifies select individuals in the community who have made an impact. We hope that you enjoy reading about our honorees this year. If you have any suggestions for 2012 please contact us.

News Spotlight: Grab the leash: Dog walkers more likely to reach exercise benchmarks

Rina Risper15 years ago05 mins

EAST LANSING, MI — Man’s best friend may provide more than just faithful companionship: A new study led by a Michigan State University researcher shows people who owned and walked their dogs were 34 percent more likely to meet federal benchmarks on physical activity.