Happy Howl-o-ween: Have Fun and Be Safe
LANSING, MI — Halloween is the second largest holiday after Christmas. Consumers spend big bucks on decorations, candy, and costumes.
Increase Your Investing Know-How
Q: I’ve just started monitoring my own investments and was wondering if there are any resources at the library that I can use to help me with this?
We Remember Tamara Dobson
Actress most known for playing Cleopatra Jones died October 2.
Actress Tamara Dobson, one of the blaxploitation era’s biggest stars and best known for her turn as crime-fighting Cleopatra Jones in two 70s films, died Monday
DOLORES HUERTA: ‘The People Feel Powerless’
Mexican-American labor activist Dolores Huerta speaks to Teaching Tolerance about the economic roots of immigration, organizing and workers’ rights.
Today, labor and civil rights activist Dolores Huerta has the same energy she had working alongside labor activist Cesar Chavez.
Terrell Owens To Release Children’s Books
First title, ‘Little T Learns to Share,’ due next month.
2006 Ballot Proposals — Five Issues To Think About This November
Here is a list of the Ballot Proposals for Michigan Voters in November 2006:
Pastor’s United Humanitarian Scholarship Program is a Success
LANSING, MI — The 4th Annual Pastor’s United Humanitarian Scholarship was held on October 1, 2006 at Grace Tabernacle Church located at 1819 West Willow.
NorthWest Initiative Provides Referral Services for Ex- Offenders and Their Families
LANSING, MI — Prisoners are released from Michigan correctional facilities all the time.
Mayor Bernero’s Chief of Staff Back at Work
LANSING, MI — Randy Hannan, Lansing Mayor Virgil Bernero’s deputy chief of staff, has returned to his position.
KP Made A Difference
Dear Readers, It has been a tumultuous two weeks. I was on City Council on Monday, October 2, 2006 to complain about our Poetry program