July 31, 2024 Issue

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The Green Door to close on weekends as co-owner announces search for buyer

MONDAY, June 23 — The Green Door, a Lansing institution on Michigan Avenue for more than three decades, serving up the blues and a wide variety of other music while also thriving as an …

‘The Book of Mormon’: not your mother’s Broadway musical

It’s been 14 years since “The Book of Mormon” premiered on Broadway and won the Tony Award for best …
Zoning changes allow more neighbor-initiated, bottom-up housing

Two new Lansing ordinances may not provide dramatic and immediate relief from our housing shortage. But …
Another string, another thing

The stars are dotted across the night sky in a grand, continuous scroll, but if you look closer, you see …
‘Every saxophonist’s dream’

King Ghidorah, the golden, winged monster of “Godzilla” fame, comes at you with three fire-breathing …
‘So much sunshine’

It’s high time for “Summertime,” in more ways than one. Tiffany Gridiron, a spellbinding …
By popular demand, Deadtime Stories gets a sequel

Deadtime Stories wasn’t made with a sequel in mind. “Owning a small business is not for the …
How crime novelist Elmore Leonard changed his biographer’s life

(This is the second in a two-part series on Detroit’s famed writer.) C.M. Kushins was 11 when his …

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