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Siemon honored for contributions to ‘fair justice’
FRIDAY, May 27 — Ingham County Prosecutor Carol Siemon has been chastised, isolated and vilified for her work to make the justice system more equitable, particularly in addressing racial …
Family, friends honor antigay murder victim with plaque on Riverfront Park bench
SATURDAY, May 21 — Family and friends of a gay man who was brutally murdered five years ago gathered in Lou Adado Riverfront Park today to unveil a remembrance plaque on a bench.
Lansing to adopt flood-prone streets at Red Cedar project
The Lansing City Council will vote on a resolution next week that could formally turn the roads in the Red Cedar redevelopment project into public streets.
Hundreds of salamanders were getting crushed by cars — now Marquette cheers them on
It’s a chilly night in Marquette. About 40 degrees and rainy. But that’s not stopping dozens of people from gathering on a short stretch of road in Presque Isle Park. Because after a long, cold winter, blue-spotted salamanders are on the move.
Golf management jobs on upswing
But as play surges, Mark Wilson, the interim director of Ferris State University’s PGA Golf Management Program, said he’s having trouble recruiting students.
Electronic bracelets for inmates stirs controversy
Quiana Lovett, an inmate at Women’s Huron Valley Correctional Facility in Ypsilanti, said she couldn’t believe Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s “audacity” to propose wireless identification bracelets to track inmates inside state prisons.
Pandemic leads to business opportunities
While the pandemic was a time of stress for many, some women and minority entrepreneurs in the state saw it as a time of opportunity.
No college degree but lots of debt is ‘worst outcome’
Overdue payments can cause college students to pause classes or drop out altogether.
Siemon honored for contributions to ‘fair justice’
FRIDAY, May 27 — Ingham County Prosecutor Carol Siemon has been chastised, isolated and vilified for her work to make the justice system more equitable, particularly in addressing racial …
Family, friends honor antigay murder victim with plaque on Riverfront Park bench
SATURDAY, May 21 — Family and friends of a gay man who was brutally murdered five years ago gathered in Lou Adado Riverfront Park today to unveil a remembrance plaque on a bench.
Lansing to adopt flood-prone streets at Red Cedar project
The Lansing City Council will vote on a resolution next week that could formally turn the roads in the Red Cedar redevelopment project into public streets.
Hundreds of salamanders were getting crushed by cars — now Marquette cheers them on
It’s a chilly night in Marquette. About 40 degrees and rainy. But that’s not stopping dozens of people from gathering on a short stretch of road in Presque Isle Park. Because after a long, cold winter, blue-spotted salamanders are on the move.
Golf management jobs on upswing
But as play surges, Mark Wilson, the interim director of Ferris State University’s PGA Golf Management Program, said he’s having trouble recruiting students.
Electronic bracelets for inmates stirs controversy
Quiana Lovett, an inmate at Women’s Huron Valley Correctional Facility in Ypsilanti, said she couldn’t believe Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s “audacity” to propose wireless identification bracelets to track inmates inside state prisons.
Pandemic leads to business opportunities
While the pandemic was a time of stress for many, some women and minority entrepreneurs in the state saw it as a time of opportunity.
No college degree but lots of debt is ‘worst outcome’
Overdue payments can cause college students to pause classes or drop out altogether.