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LANSING, MI — A local recall committee began circulating petitions in hopes of removing Lansing Mayor Virg Bernero from his seat. Recently, Ingham County’s election committee approved the recall petition language. The committee has 90 days to gather nearly 8,500 signatures.
Some of you might not be familiar with sax player Paul “Shilts” Weimar, but if you are a fan of Down To The Bone, you’ve heard him many times as you listened to one of their CD’s.
So, you are renting an apartment for school? Protect yourself from fire and theft. Renters’ insurance should be considered for college students living on their own.
The Drive for Diversity® program is enjoying a breakout year in just its third season. Drive for Diversity® is an ethnic and gender minority driver and crew member development program run by Access Marketing & Communications.
PHOTO: Jesus Hernandez celebrates his victory at Hickory Motor Speedway
Q: I’m a small business owner with a small marketing budget. Recently I’ve been hearing more about e-mail marketing and am wondering if this is a cost effective and viable way to go about marketing my business?
LANSING, MI — Peter Mabil De Aluel who attended Lansing Community College for two years and now is at Michigan Technical University had a long journey before coming to the United States under the Lost Boys of Sudan program.
[Print edition correction]
In our August 20th issue, we misspelled the name "Preuss". P-R-E-U-S-S is the correct spelling. We apologize if we caused any inconveniences.
LANSING, MI — Preuss Animal House located at 1127 North Cedar Street. It has become a welcome member of Old Town’s growing business and artist community, in a large way.
LANSING, MI — There are about 70,000 registered voters in the 68th District. Only 14 % of Ingham County residents voted on August 8, 2006.
Photo: Joan Bauer won with almost 33% of the vote
Wayman Tisdale’s latest CD, “Way Up!”, represents his best work since his 1995 release of “Power Forward”. In fact, I think it’s his best work period.
Q: What steps can I take to keep my food safe?