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Low- and moderate-income Michigan families can put hundreds or even thousands of dollars back into their household budgets by making sure they use free tax-filing help to take advantage of all available credits and deductions.
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After a theft, Meijer manager, Kevin D’Hondt, at Meijer located at the S. Pennsylvania store comes to the rescue.
March 28, 2010 – April 10, 2010 edition
Using real plates and cutlery instead of disposable ones sends the message that protecting the environment is worth the extra work involved.
By Dr. Daneen Skube
By Mark Miller
Roundtable Discussion on Small Businesses at Lansing Community College: (Scott Guernsey, HR Component; Brent Knight, President of Lansing Community College; Linda Hundt, Sweetie-licious Bakery Cafe; Dave Adams, Michigan Credit Union League CEO; George Wood, Home Energy Audits; Governor Jennifer M. Granholm; Andy Otteman, Parnunu, LLC; Rina Risper, President & Publisher of The New Citizens Press; Nancy Boese, Michigan Small Business Technology Development Center Region 7 regional director and Greg Main, President and Michigan Economic Development Corporation CEO. Photo by Adam DeLong
During the entire year prior to this edition, we are looking for people who are doing great things in our community. They may or may not be on your radar but to The New Citizens Press they provide value to our community. We also realize that there are others who you think belong in “The Most Influential and Interesting” column. We are willing to consider anyone regardless of race, affiliations, education or socioeconomic background.
Willye Bryan, Research Technician with the Department of Entomology, Pesticide Alternatives Laboratory, Michigan State University and President of The Lansing Area African American Genealogy Society (LAAAGS)