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Juneteenth, in its second year as a national holiday, demarks the end of slavery in the U.S. in 1865 — when Major General Gordon Granger issued orders to free the over 250,000 African American …
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6/16/22
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Had you ever heard of Ryan D. Kelley before last week?
He's not a former attorney general. He's not a former Michigan Supreme Court justice. He's not a former judge. He's not even an …
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Kyle Melinn
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6/16/22
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This year marks the 50th anniversary of the first Michigan celebration of gay liberation, spawned by the Stonewall Rebellion in New York in 1969. Since that time, we have witnessed an explosion of …
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6/9/22
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It was almost four years ago when Garlin Gilchrist stood on a stage built up on downtown Lansing's bombed-out Seymour Avenue and Shiawassee Street intersection and accepted then-Democratic …
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Kyle Melinn
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6/9/22
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Listening to bullfrogs in the summertime is like listening to a chorus of guitars being plucked.
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CHEY LACASSE
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6/3/22
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There’s nothing exotic about deer hunting when you live in a mid-Michigan farming community.
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SHELBY FRINK
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6/3/22
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The ski lift is one of the only socially acceptable places to talk to strangers.
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BROOKLYN PEPPO
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6/3/22
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It’s not often a community leader comes along who combines extraordinary vision with relentless action, who persists in her chosen endeavor for decades and who, in the end, transforms the …
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6/2/22
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A day after an 18-year-old fatally shot 19 students and two teachers and wounded 17 others at an Uvalde, Texas, school, Michigan Senate Democrats wanted to talk about it.
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Kyle Melinn
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6/2/22
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We all know former President Donald Trump plays fast and loose with the finer details of established facts, but his legacy should be a lesson to do better, not duplicate his …
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Kyle Melinn
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5/26/22
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I frequent bookstores. Sometimes I go there to find a new book. To read in a comfy chair. To watch people finding books, and reading in their comfy chairs. In addition to new and used books, …
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DEDRIA HUMPHRIES BARKER
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5/26/22
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It could be the young man with the jittery leg intently studying his phone at the coffee shop or the older, well-dressed man quickly thumbing through profiles seeking just a few hours of connection. …
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DAVID FAWCETT
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5/26/22
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We’ve never been a fan of term limits for elected officials at any level of government.
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Staff
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5/19/22
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Camped out in front of the CATA bus station off Kalamazoo Street with a couple of clipboards, a guy who claimed to be from St. Louis, Missouri, asked me to sign a petition.
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Kyle Melinn
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5/19/22
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At long last, Michigan voters will have their first say since 1992 on legislative term limits.
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KYLE MELINN
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5/12/22
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Lansing isn’t unusual among older American cities in facing enormous and growing challenges with maintaining its aging housing stock, especially rental properties.
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Staff
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5/11/22
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One of the few positives to emerge from the COVID-19 pandemic was a renewed interest in bolstering area downtowns that suffered mightily from closures and capacity restrictions on restaurants and other indoor venues.
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5/5/22
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Nothing is official until it's official, but we know it's coming. The U.S. Supreme Court is overturning Roe v. Wade, likely next month.
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KYLE MELINN
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5/5/22
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Last month, City Pulse ran a cover story regarding an upcoming millage proposal that would raise almost $130 million to replace four buildings, renovate Sexton High School and ensure working air …
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Troy Lebiecki
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4/28/22
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Ten years ago, then-Ingham County Treasurer Eric Schertzing told City Pulse he had serious concerns about Lansing Township’s plan to “play developer” by putting its finances on the line for a new project at the Eastwood Towne Center known as The Heights.
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Staff
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4/28/22
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