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Dozens of dollars in donuts will be donated to Lansing nonprofits
On Nov. 30, 100% of donut sales at Groovy Donuts will be donated to five Lansing-based nonprofit organizations.
International foods in Lansing support a melting pot of cultures
“Food is so inherent to culture and makes folks feel welcomed, included and safe,” said director of refugee services for St. Vincent Catholic Charities, or SVCC, Chelsea Lafferty. “As an agency, we don’t try to acclimate folks’ diets to Western diets. We encourage them to keep their cultural identity and embrace that.”
MSU updates off-campus aggravated assault reports
On Nov. 13, two additional reports of aggravated assault that occurred on non-campus property in 2022 were added to MSU’s annual security and fire safety report, according to a campus-wide email.
It's a hit: Willie Nelson's line of cannabis nearly sells out following its debut in Michigan
The Michigan cannabis market has been rock n’ rolled by country singer Willie Nelson after his line of products, Willie’s Reserve, nearly sold out at all 15 dispensaries across the state after the product’s launch on Oct. 25.
MSU to lead mid-Michigan in its establishment as a national technology hub
The city of Lansing is poised to lead the state in high-technology development after Michigan received a $400,000 federal grant from the Economic Development Administration, or EDA, Tech Hub program on Oct. 23.
