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An empty chair represented U.S. Rep. Tom Barrett today at a town hall at Michigan State University whose organizers said he had not responded to an invitation to attend.

Barrett defends his record of meeting with constituents

SATURDAY, March 22 — U.S. Rep. Tom Barrett, R-Charlotte, defended his record today of meeting with constituents. Later in the day, Lansing-area constituents held a town hall meeting …

UM-Sparrow to save old Eastern’s cupola, destroy many other artifacts

FRIDAY, March 21 —University of Michigan Health-Sparrow said today that it intends to preserve old …
Hundreds attend town hall sans Barrett

SATURDAY, March 22 — Constituents of U.S. Rep. Tom Barrett held a town hall today without the Charlotte …
Picnics in the UP brought communities together, connecting the past through nature with shared outdoor meals

LANISNG – “Picnics were social occasions that symbolized both freedom and belonging,” …
Outdated legislation prohibits UP dark sky parks

LANSING — Have you ever seen the Milky Way? What about the Northern Lights? A growing …
Walkable communities associated with better health, study shows

LANSING – Your proximity to a bus stop, the diversity of nearby businesses and the size of blocks …
Community colleges eye state funding for dual enrollment expansion

LANSING – Community colleges and Democratic lawmakers say they hope to secure $20 to $30 million to …
Grants for community college courses could help train corrections officers

LANSING – A program giving corrections officers grants to cover community college courses could …

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