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And maybe dance too.
Recent efforts breathe new life into Midland arts organization.
Two exhibits of African American portraits to open soon.
Local talent shines.
In tenth year, organization continues its work.
Giving thanks and getting ready for winter in Mid-Michigan.
Ann Puszykowski has high hop(e)s for Beans Bunny t-shirts.
A truly astounding effort
When celiac disease is a fact of life.
Mysteries beg to be solved.
Life must be lived as play. —Plato.
A smart woman and a beloved lost dog.
Now as then.
Lois Jackman is a professional musician and arranger, as well as an educator and arts advocate from the Greater Detroit area.
God helps those who help themselves
This king of fish is a true delight.
Because they don't make it like they used to.
To call Midland resident David Burke an avid bicycle rider is an understatement.
You can be active until you're 100, says Olympian Jeff Galloway.
Write in the Street Contest, essay/memoir 2nd place winner
Nick Starr compares and contrasts Pandora and Last. fm.
A new approach to giving.
Putting no expectations on their time in Japan, these travelers of the off-beat path immortalize moments of less sightseeing and more living.
Look for Me in the Pasture
"Technology is the camp fire around which we tell our stories."
Novelist, poet and veterinary pathologist, Jim Crissman looks at the world through a lens of down-to-earth humor.
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Lois Jackman