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From the Capitol Area Library comes Goldin, Barbara. (1996). Coyote and the fire stick: A Pacific Northwest Indian tale San Diego: Harcourt Brace & Company and Aardema, V.(1975). Why mosquitos buzz in people’s ears: West African tale. New York: Scholastic Book Services.
State Urges Parents To Remember Food Safety When Packing School Lunches
It seems as though Lansing no longer supports the arts and poetry is slowly becoming a fad for an older generation.
Q: The Freedom of Information Act has been cited in the news quite a bit lately. I’m wondering if the Library has any information on what exactly this is.
The WKAR.org website for The War: Michigan Voices includes repeat times, an honor roll listing service details for all those interviewed, transcripts for the veterans’ complete interviews, selected articles about some of the veterans, and a “Share Your Story” section that allows visitors to share their stories or memories of their family members’ experiences in World War II.
LANSING, MI — Early Saturday morning 24 students from the Lansing School District had the opportunity to go on a big back to school shopping spree compliments of the Lansing Jaycees.
The death of Chauncey Bailey highlights how deadly the news business can be. The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) monitors the killings of journalists all over the world. Since they began tracking these deaths in 1992, CPJ found that on average more than three journalists are killed every month in the line of duty.
It has been a scary time for everyone. In Lansing there have been 11 homicides and 2 of the victims were very prominent figures.