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The Lansing School District Student Development Program looks to aid high school students with getting active in the classroom and on the court after school hours.
The Old Town Commercial Association, based in the Old Town district of Lansing, Michigan, hosted its second Old Town Cleanup event of the year on Oct. 7. The association typically hosts one cleanup in the fall and one in the spring.
The REO Town Marketplace opened in 2017 and is currently home to seven different stores.
Located in Lansing, in the same building as a tree-cutting service, a chiropractor’s office, a psychiatric care service, and an architectural planning office is the Lansing pagan church: Weavers of the Web.
This year, Arts Night Out has been taking place one Friday every month from May through October. This is the first year the event has run every month.
Movements and protests have been organized in mid-Michigan in an effort to raise awareness and combine voices to be heard out near the capitol.
In the heart of Lansing, Michigan, a neighborhood once known for its industrial past has found new life through the power of art. Art Path, public art on the River Trail, has become a canvas where creativity is showcased, bringing the community together in a tapestry of colors and stories. In the heart of Lansing, Michigan, a neighborhood once known for its industrial past has found new life through the power of art. Art Path, public art on the River Trail, has become a canvas where creativity is showcased, bringing the community together in a tapestry of colors and stories.
Play Michigan, an all-inclusive playground, opened its gates on Friday, Sept. 15th and has a number of accessible features for children with disabilities to utilize.
Lansing resident Angela Bowellan returned home on March 23 to find a red sign on her door indicating she had two days to move out of her apartment. “Unsafe do not enter,” the sign read. If she continued to live in her apartment past the designated time frame, she would face trespassing charges.
More than 2,000 citizens covered the stairs and walkways of the Michigan Capitol to bring more attention to mental and public health and wellness.