January 2, 2025 Issue

Posted Monday, December 30, 2024 8:05 pm

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Public Art of the Week

“Frosty the Snowman” may show up for a new downtown Lansing winter promotion showcasing creative snowfolk, but Frosty won’t melt away like the fictional character since no real snow can be used in the creations.

Minimum wage reform worries waitstaff and bosses alike

Hundreds of servers from across Michigan gathered at the Capitol in September to protest the changes. …
Letter to the editor

Kyle Melinn’s article in the Jan. 15, 2025, issue of City Pulse falls short of basic journalistic …
Bills passed by the House and Senate but may never get to the governor

The state government nerds in town can’t wait to see what happens with this one.
A constant communion

A live concert by string trio Time for Three is more than an evening of music. Watching and listening to …
A gold star for Golden Fish & Chips

I broke my toe last week, plus it’s freezing, and by the time you’re reading this, Trump will have …
From startups to staples

With “a shoebox full of vintage jewelry and a pocket camera,” Emily Duffelmeyer embarked on a slow …
2025: The toughest year yet for Michigan’s cannabis industry

Last year was nothing short of a rollercoaster for Michigan’s 5-year-old legal cannabis industry, but …

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