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LANSING, MI — When Conrad Smith of Lansing was laid off from a 20-year dry walling career last December, he never dreamed the next few months would bring a diagnosis of Stage 2 prostate cancer from a team of volunteer doctors and an opportunity to volunteer his skills to give the gift of health to someone else.
EAST LANSING, MI – WKAR-TV will present a special, hour-long edition of Off the Record examining the crisis in Michigan’s K-12 education funding. Senior capitol correspondent Tim Skubick will anchor the special, airing Monday, May 21, at 7 p.m. on WKAR-TV and on many other public television stations at the following times:
Growing concern over averting prisoner reentry calls for improved efforts
Company also pulls sponsorship of Stefani/Akon tour.
U.S. immigration authorities deported her parents to Mexico. Now Leslie Muñoz takes care of her younger siblings while she balances bill paying, tax season, and mortgages with her honors classes.
DETAILS FOR DETROIT INTERNATIONAL RIVER DAYS ANNOUNCED, Councilperson Carol Wood Kicked off Council at Large Campaign,
The Third Annual Sikh Day festivities brought about 2,000 people to Riverfront Park. The Sikh’s wear saffron orange to represent allegiance to their flag which is also saffron orange. Photo TNCP.
The New Citizens Press will be doing a series of articles on healing, prayer and religion.
Students “fine tune” their poetry, create an artful “book” for it, and perform a poem at a Nu Poet sponsored event at the Reach Studio “café.”
“Turning Words in Works; Dialogue into Deeds”
Want to get into the excitement of the Kentucky Derby without going to Louisville?