If you’ve never visited the skating rink in downtown Detroit, we will take you there! It’s the last Spartan News Update of the semester. The news team has a holiday wish for you.
Downtown Holland, Michigan got a big visit from Vice President Mike Pence and former White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders on their Keep America Great bus tour. “Lots of people, all very excited today,” said Vice Chair of Michigan Federation of College Republicans Evan Oudekerk. “We’re looking forward to whatever he has to say.”
Black Friday was a week ago, but Green Friday is this weekend. It’s East Lansing’s version of the holiday sale. “Got to get some Christmas shopping done,” said Michigan State sophomore and East Lansing resident, Abigail Ording.
For Dr. Mel Koelling, his 180 acre tree farm in Mason is his life. After 37 years at Michigan State, he retired and now works his farm full-time. At the beginning of the season, Koelling had over 90,000 trees on his property.
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Downtown Holland, Michigan got a big visit from Vice President Mike Pence and former White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders on their Keep America Great bus tour. “Lots of people, all very excited today,” said Vice Chair of Michigan Federation of College Republicans Evan Oudekerk. “We’re looking forward to whatever he has to say.” […]
Also from Focal Point: Complete Coverage Michigan State basketball hosts Duke in one of the biggest regular season matchups! Plus, football is going “bowling” after a win on senior night against Maryland. That and more on this weeks Spartan Sports Report!
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On this edition of Focal Point News, we give updates on the Impeachment hearings and we show how a man is bringing the Christmas spirit to Mason, Michigan. East Lansing has “Green Friday” deals and MSU’s College of Engineering present their work at Design Day
In Sports, Draymond Green retires his jersey and we highlight MSU Men’s Hockey vs.
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Thomas J. Sowle Jr. will keep his seat as mayor of Grand Ledge. With 716 votes and 52% of the votes, Sowle beat his challengers, Michael Coll and Councilman Michael Dean Doty, who combined had 668 votes.
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Game night has a twist to it at the Holt-Delhi Library.
The Capital Area District Libraries has created a night of role playing games for area residents, showcasing that the library doesn’t only consist of quiet time or borrowing books. Tabletop role-playing game night at the Holt-Delhi Library has been going on for over four years.
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Last Friday, hundreds of dogs had a tail-wagging good time at Preuss Pet’s annual Howloween event in Old Town. Dogs, both big and small, dressed to the nines in their best costumes, whether it was store-bought or homemade.
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Athletes went through a circuit of exercises including push ups, pull ups, deadlifts, and the rowing machine. Photo by Eli Atzenhoffer
Push ups, pull ups, deadlifts, and a trip on the rowing machine were in store for participants in the Push/Pull for Pancreatic Cancer event at Williamston Crossfit on Nov.
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It feels like a lifetime ago since renting a movie was the go-to for a night in. With Netflix, Hulu and now Disney Plus, to name a few, it's never been easier to stream your favorite movies or tv shows with the click of a button.
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Bill Sermak, owner of DeWitt's Family Barber Shop and Family Barber Shop II, said it can be a challenge to keep up with his regular clients' lives, but it's also a joy. For Bill Sermak, owner of downtown DeWitt’s Family Barber Shop and Family Barber Shop II, cutting hair was, somewhat ironically, not the family business.
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