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Lansing Schools Superintendent Ben Shuldiner (at lectern) highlights the work done by the three woman to his right: (from left) Anna DiPonio, the district’s director of assessment and evaluation; Heather Guerra, director of instruction for literacy and social studies; and Yvonne Thomas, director of instruction for math and science.

Superintendent cites more facilities as enabling the Lansing School District's enrollment growth

THURSDAY, Nov. 7 — The Lansing School District’s shift toward providing more K-8 facilities played a major role in an enrollment increase this year for the first time in three decades.

''Nancy' gives me pure pleasure'

Bill Griffith, creator of the syndicated comic strip "Zippy," has pushed a big rock up a tall hill in his …
The BWL is not doing enough to meet its clean energy goals

In 2023, we realized that climate change is NOT a hoax. The seven warmest years on record occurred within …
Holiday and winter festivities abound

This weekend, as the holiday season continues, so does the plethora of holiday-themed events. For those …
A takeout-free Jewish-American Christmas

The Jewish-American tradition of eating Chinese food on Christmas is rooted in pragmatism and loneliness. …
A rice dish with a rich history

When the weather begins to indicate that winter is, in fact, going to happen again this year, turning to …
Love for three rocks: Cartoonist Bill Griffith’s obsession with Ernie Bushmiller and ‘Nancy’

On the surface, “Three Rocks,” a new graphic novel by Bill Griffith, is a tribute from one syndicated …
Element Massage expands in the heart of downtown Lansing

Colton James Hughes, owner of Element Massage in downtown Lansing, used to tell his mom he wanted to be a …

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