Lansing State Journal - Sun Nov 08
One would think not much would surprise Mack Bates after 92 years of life and being injured twice while serving in World War II.
Former prosecutor rebukedLansing State Journal - Sun Nov 08
The Michigan Court of Appeals, in an unpublished opinion released last month, determined an Ingham County assistant prosecutor knowingly presented false testimony during the prosecution of a murder case.
Lansing clinic welcomes childrenWILX-TV Lansing - Sat Nov 07
"I just got vaccinated!" Maurice Ash of Lansing was beyond excited to get the H1N1 vaccine today.
Too Many Skipping Swine Flu ShotWILX-TV Lansing - Sat Nov 07
"And you can see that's the number of swine flu cases," says Robin Roach, director of Infection Control at Sparrow Hospital.
Even in tough times, some things shouldn't be 'recyclable'Lansing State Journal - Sat Nov 07
I arrived at work one morning this week to find a roll of toilet paper on my desk, with a note attached to it.
Advance club focuses on variety of topicsLansing State Journal - Fri Nov 06
The Webberville Woman's Advance Club's Oct. 19 meeting at the Okemos home of Joan King had a distinctly seasonal flavor.
'Recyclable' toilet paper? No thanksLansing State Journal - Fri Nov 06
I arrived at work one morning this week to find a roll of toilet paper on my desk, with a note attached to it.
Suspect believed to be connected to homicide in custodyClinton County News - Fri Nov 06
UPDATED 10:12 AM -- Lansing police have made an arrest of a man suspected of being in connection with the Oct.
H1N1 Vaccine Eligibility Expands in Ingham Co.WILX-TV Lansing - Thu Nov 05
The Ingham County Health Department is expanding its criteria for eligibility to receive the swine flu vaccine.
Growing Need For Free ClinicsWILX-TV Lansing - Thu Nov 05
Brenda McVay doesn't have health insurance. "Like a lot of people, we can't afford it," McVay says.
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