Archive for January, 2010
Love Your Way Through Life

Love Your Way Through Life

In February, you have to talk about love. If you didn’t, it would almost be criminal. And since I’m not interested in spending any time behind bars … I think I’ll give my ode to that crazy little thing called love. There are so many forms and levels of that emotion. There’s the love you can’t truly explain to someone who hasn’t had a child yet....

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Nonprofit Profile: Capital Area Humane Society

Nonprofit Profile: Capital Area Humane Society

There is an abundance of animals in the Lansing area in need of families. Capital Area Humane Society (CAHS) has many furry companions available for meet and greets daily. Dogs and cats are the most popular dwellers at CAHS, however pocket pets such as rats, chinchillas, bunnies and even birds can be found at its facilities from time to time. In order to ensure...

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My Community: Volunteers of America Christmas Party for Veterans

Local musician and volunteer Joe Wright teamed up with local businesses and area residents to provide a Christmas party for veterans housed at the Volunteers of America shelter. Each veteran was given a winter hat, gloves and a Meijer gift card. Several area residents baked homemade desserts for the occasion, and Wright joined Eric Brodberg and Tracy Anderson...

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My Community: 2010 Inaugural Day of Caring

People gathered at the South Washington Office Complex to watch as Lansing officials were sworn into office. The community celebration featured community nonprofits and benefited the Mid-Michigan Food Bank and St. Vincent de Paul. [Show as slideshow] ...

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My Community: Williamston Ice Sculptures

Downtown Williamston’s annual ice sculpting event offered two days to watch as renowned sculptor Scott Miller turned blocks of ice into frozen works of art. His creations included a swan, a snowflake and an Eskimo. [Show as slideshow] ...

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My Community: Junior Achievement Rock N Bowl

Hosted at Pro Bowl in Lansing, the Rock N Bowl teams competed to knock down pins while performing goofy challenges to keep things interesting. [Show as slideshow] ...

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My Community: Polar Plunge

Daredevils of Greater Lansing took a dip at Eagle Eye Golf Course. Although the freezing water may have been a shock, their hearts were warmed by knowing they were raising funds for the Special Olympics. [Show as slideshow] ...

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February: Tri-County Events

Events February 5-6 — Williamston For Weddings, Williamston. Shop and discover just how many things you can check off your wedding list! Williamston has an amazing array of businesses that are related to the wedding industry: wedding and reception venues, formal and wedding attire, musicians, wedding choreographer, florists, invitations, catering, wedding...

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Good News

University Club Events Benefit Greater Lansing Food Bank A fter nearly two months of events, the University Club of MSU delivered checks totaling $6,000 to the Greater Lansing Food Bank (GLFB) to help feed those less fortunate, just in time for the Christmas holiday. This gift is the result of the Stella Cash, University Club past president; Cheryl Wald,...

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Business Profile: Roma Bakery Deli & Fine Foods

Business Profile: Roma Bakery Deli & Fine Foods

Roma Bakery Deli & Fine Foods in Lansing specializes in everything sweet and everything Italian. From exquisite wedding cakes to mouthwatering homemade bread to pasta to sandwiches to pizza, Roma has it all. The woman behind Roma is Filomena Castriciano, co-owner along with husband Sostine. Roma has been in business since 1969. The name “Roma” stems...

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What Women Want

The other day, I was viewing the profiles of people who had viewed my profile on an online dating Web site. There were the usual items — those with no photos, no personal information about who they are or what they like to do; and yet, they want you to drop them notes. Then came what I like to call the interesting reading material. Spelling bee Has anyone...

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Recipe of the Month: Caprese Bites

By Winner Krysta Michorczyk Makes 6 servings Prep and cook time 30 minutes Ingredients  1 1/2 garlic cloves, chopped 2 Tbsp. olive oil 2 cups chopped tomatoes without seeds 1 cup mozzarella cheese, shredded 1/2-3/4 tsp. dried basil Pinch of pepper 24 frozen mini phyllo tart shells Parmesan cheese flakes Directions 1. Preheat oven to 450°F. 2. In a skillet,...

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