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Cooper has had some head-spinning experiences at the top of the international music world. Before he came to Chicago last July, he was the first American to play principal horn in the Berlin Philharmonic.
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This year was kind of a stressful one, yes? Maybe not for everyone. But it felt intense. The beauty of Jan. 1 is that it’s our chance to reflect on our choices from the last year, reset, and forge a new path for ourselves.
Food Review
If you are a person with a will easily compromised by juicy patties decked in jalapenos, fresh greens and onions inside a ciabatta bun, I suggest you stop reading.
FOOD REVIEW
Rare is the restaurant where you walk in and almost immediately feel you’ve stepped inside the home of a family member.
Mike Sherman, aka Big Sherm, is familiar face in Lansing’s music scene. He’s known locally as not only a longtime sound guy at Mac’s Bar, but also as a musician in his own right.
My favorite thing is a '70s Ethan Allen brass watering can. Being brass, it tarnishes easily, but I recently shined it up by using ketchup, and it worked great. Very satisfying.
Two weeks ago, Rev. Elayne Glantzberg, the high priestess of a local Wiccan community, led a group of Pagans in a Yule ritual at Inner Ascended Masters Ministry (IAMM).
I didn’t know it at the time, but I grew up in a modernist home. From the outside, our home looked like most vintage ’50s ranch-style homes.
Early in his book “Lansing’s Young Architects,” author Jim MacLean points out that Eustace Hall at Michigan State University is his favorite structure designed by Lansing architect William Appleyard.
Time seems to dangle like a droplet of water when the tumult of the Lansing Symphony dies down and the round tones of Guy Yehuda’s clarinet hang in the air for a fleeting minute or two.
Unveiled Tuesday night at the MSU Broad Art Lab, the winning paintings will be on display until Jan. 21.
The tangled tree of jazz, from its bitter roots to its heady blossoms, stands at the center of MSU’s Sunday concerts celebrating the life of Martin Luther King.
As a massive voter petition circulates across Michigan to bolster civil rights protections for the LGBTQ community, local gay leaders in Greater Lansing are standing lockstep against continued discrimination.
This weekend’s road trip to Iowa started with local Bernie Sanders organizer Kelly Collison and a few friends.
