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Mighty Uke Day in Old Town is for kids from 1 to 100

Mighty Uke Day in Old Town is for kids from 1 to 100

By Bonnie Bucqueroux on May 1, 2012

All day events for people who want to watch, people who want to play, people who want to learn and people who want to buy ukulele art

Posted in News | Tagged Ben Hassenger, Lansing, mighty uke day, Old Town, ukulele | Leave a response

VIDEO: Michigan Unites against the War on Women

VIDEO: Michigan Unites against the War on Women

By Bonnie Bucqueroux on April 28, 2012

Lauren Shores says “personhood” legislation would put her at risk of a murder investigation for her recent miscarriage & Ann Larabee offers a history of feminism

Posted in Activism | Tagged ann larabee, Capitol, history of feminism, Lansing, lauren shores, miscarriage, personhood amendment, rally, threat, war on women | Leave a response

Koran-burner Pastor Terry Jones at the Capitol

Images of hate by photographer Todd Heywood at Northstar all month

By Todd A. Heywood on March 30, 2012

Reception Sunday, April 1 at 2 p.m. (not an April Fool’s joke)

Posted in Arts-plus | Tagged david mitchell, hate, images, Lansing, Michigan, NorthStar Center, photos, Todd Heywood | Leave a response

Lost Lansing: Is treasure still buried in the West Side Neighborhood?

Lost Lansing: Is treasure still buried in the West Side Neighborhood?

By David Votta on December 26, 2011

Criminal ran a counterfeiting ring out of a shanty in the Bogus Swamp where they may have buried their treasure

Posted in Lost Lansing, News | Tagged bogus swamp, Buried Treasure, counterfeiters, Criminal Syndicates, david votta, history, Lansing, lost lansing, Michigan, stebbins, Westside Neighborhood | Leave a response

VIDEO::  Father & son perform at Dad’s 90th birthday

VIDEO:: Father & son perform at Dad’s 90th birthday

By Bonnie Bucqueroux on December 11, 2011

Bill Bartilson joins his father Stan in singing and playing “Sweet Violets”

Posted in Arts-plus, News | Tagged bill bartilson, Bucqueroux, Lansing, Michigan, pancake house, sawyer's, stan bartilson, sweet violets | Leave a response

Peace Education Center offers Nets for Vets alternative to MSU B-Ball event on carrier

Peace Education Center offers Nets for Vets alternative to MSU B-Ball event on carrier

By Bonnie Bucqueroux on November 10, 2011

PEC raises concern that the MSU event “serves to make ‘war’ seem innocent and fun.”

Posted in Activism, News | Tagged central methodist church, Lansing, michigan state university basketball, military, MSU, nets for vets, peace education center, uss carl vinson, Veterans Day | Leave a response

Free reading of “Alas, Poor Yorick”

Free reading of “Alas, Poor Yorick”

By Bonnie Bucqueroux on November 4, 2011

Sunday, November 6 at 7 p.m., at Riverwalk’s Black Box Theatre

Posted in Arts-plus | Tagged alas poor yorick, black box, Lansing, riverwalk | Leave a response

VIDEO: Register of Deeds Curtis Hertel, Jr., warns about foreclosure fraud and other scams

VIDEO: Register of Deeds Curtis Hertel, Jr., warns about foreclosure fraud and other scams

By Bonnie Bucqueroux on October 26, 2011

Hertel says lenders and scammers have committed crimes that would send you and me to jail.

Posted in News | Tagged Bucqueroux, consumer protection, crimes, curtis hertel, deeds, foreclosures, Ingham County, Lansing, Michigan, scam, scandal | Leave a response

Lost Lansing: Blurring Lansing’s Red Line

Lost Lansing: Blurring Lansing’s Red Line

By David Votta on October 10, 2011

The history of this shameful practice of discriminatory lending practices in Lansing.

Posted in Lost Lansing, News | Tagged david votta, history, Lansing, lost lansing, redlining | Leave a response

Could the Obama jobs plan rebuild our bridges?

Could the Obama jobs plan rebuild our bridges?

By Bonnie Bucqueroux on September 9, 2011

As many as a dozen bridges near Lansing are “structurally deficient”

Posted in Activism, News | Tagged bridges, Bucqueroux, infrastructure bank, Lansing, obama jobs plan, structurally deficient | Leave a response

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During his recent visit to Lansing, Kevin Kamps of Beyond Nuclear talked about aging Palisades Nuclear Power Plant in Van Buren County, Michigan, on the shores of Lake Michigan.


Anika Fassia of Public Works: The Center for the Public Sector, talked to the recent Michigan Summit for progressives about a Michigan narrative that frames policy discussions in terms of community values.


George Goehl of National Peoples' Action says progressives need to re-envision the economy and suggests a strategy for activists attending the 2012 Michigan Summit in Lansing on May 12, 2012.


Kevin Kamps of Beyond Nuclear talks to the Peace Education Center about Ontario, Canada's plans for a deep underground dump (DUD) for nuclear waste on the Great Lakes.


"I never thought I'd see the day I would be fighting my grandmother's fight..." said Melissa Osborn in addressing the United Against the War on Women rally in Lansing.


Kathie Kuhn of the Peace Education gives a spoken word performance of "Hey, Now" at the United Against the War on Women rally in Lansing.


"Let Freedom Ring - P.A. 4 Emergency Manager Act Forum" was a public forum on Michigan’s local government takeover law that directly assaults American democratic liberties. Rev. Edward Pinkney of Benton Harbor was the keynote speaker, followed by a panel discussion and audience Q&A. This is the recording Rev. Pinkney's keynote address.

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