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Insight from Old Town residents

By Kelly Guess and Tony Black | September 21, 2017

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“I think it’s a place that Lansing has needed to offer a different viewpoint of the world.”- Tiffany, a resident of Old Town

About Kelly Guess

I am a reporter with the Spartan Newsroom currently covering public affairs in Old Town Lansing. I am a Senior at Michigan State University majoring in Journalism with a double minor in Dance and Health Promotion.

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About Tony Black

Tony started at MSU in the fall of 2016 and is pursuing a major in journalism with a minor in broadcasting. He has dreams of becoming a reporter at a local news station and then working his way up to national news. Tony loves to travel, be on the water and spend time with his family.

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