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Cover story: City Pulse’s first-ever Women’s Health Issue

City Pulse offers a variety of stories on women’s health topics, ranging from birth control to fitness to heart disease.

Another lost document

The still largely unexplained $160,663 payout to former City Attorney Janene McIntyre was preceded by a legal claim she made against the city, according to the minutes of an obscure council committee meeting. Todd Heywood looks at the latest revelations in the ongoing McIntyre saga.

Councilman accountant

Having had a front row seat to the making of legislative sausage in Lansing, Jim DeLine, the City Council’s recently retired internal auditor, wants into the kitchen. He’s announced that he will run to represent Lansing’s Second Ward. City Pulse talks to DeLine about his ideas for Lansing.

Creating the moment

There is no one in jazz, or in all of music, quite like Israeli-born clarinetist Anat Cohen.Cohen has taken a horn with a corny aura, the clarinet, into far-flung, fertile fields, from the spiritual realm of John Coltrane to a bubbling pot of Latin-American musical traditions. Her presence on stage is so natural it’s almost startling. She’s not trying to be hip, intellectual or above it all. Lawrence Cosentino sits down with the clarinetist, who comes to MSU for a residency next week.

‘He’s Gone’

Longtime Lansing actor John Peakes died Thursday morning at 83. Peakes had been suffering from chronic heart problems and other medical conditions.Peakes was co-founder of BoarsHead Theatre, which was founded in 1966, and served as the troupe’s artistic director until 2003. City Pulse looks back on Peakes’ career in Lansing.

New in Town

Allan I. Ross looks at the re-branding of Tin Can DeWitt, the launch of Ruckus Ramen, the second location for Blaze Pizza and the closing of Sarnie Shoppe.

Check out these stories and more in Wednesday’s issue of City Pulse.

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