July 14, 2021 Issue

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July 14, 2021 Issue

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Prosecutor dismisses cops’ concerns on traffic stop policies

Ten Pound Fiddle returns with a full season of live music

City Council reels back ranked choice voting proposal amid legal dispute

Lansing cops triple down on traffic stops in July

The CP Edit: Advancing peace in Lansing

Lansing welcomes a variety of new restaurants

Ixion and Peppermint Creek plot their comebacks

July 14, 2021 Issue

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