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Ari Wilkins, a genealogist who has been researching family history for more than 25 years, will be the keynote speaker at the Archives of Michigan and Michigan Genealogical Council’s annual Family History Seminar May 10 and 11.

Learn to ‘peel back the layers’ of your ancestors

Each year, the Archives of Michigan and the Michigan Genealogical Council host a seminar on compiling family histories that’s geared toward both genealogical experts and amateurs who want to learn more about their families and where they came from.

Holism Haus is ‘on a mission to make holistic trauma healing accessible’

Across eras, regions and cultures, humans have channeled music and sound as a therapeutic release from …
LETTER TO THE EDITOR

It was spring 1957, and I was a draftee soldier at Fort Eustis, Virginia. Soon to be released and …
Stage set for Lansing Charter Revision Commission election

The 36 candidates for Lansing’s Charter Revision Commission have expressed divergent views on …
Why supporting MI Avenue businesses during rehab matters

After many years, multiple community input sessions and a half-dozen studies, the Michigan Avenue …
Whom does Kennedy’s candidacy hurt? In Michigan, as elsewhere, neither party

The popular narrative is that if it hadn’t been for Ross Perot in 1992, George H.W. Bush would have won …
Williamstown Township studio tour welcomes newcomers

According to local artist Ron Cook, studio tours allow patrons to connect with artists more intimately …
‘It’s the godmother’s turn’

No more than five minutes after becoming Lansing’s fourth poet laureate, Ruelaine Stokes summoned up …

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