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Author visit, Tuesday Books, 137 W. Grand River Ave. #3, Celebrating the Classics: Williamston, 655-9700, “Singin’ in the Rain,” www.tuesdaybooks.com, 7 p.m. Celebration Cinema, 200 E. Sept. 16 " Author and illustrator Edgewood Blvd., Lansing, 393-7469, Ruth McNally Barshaw, whose www.celebrationcinema.com, books include the Ellie McDoodle 1:30 p.m. and 5:45 p.m. Sept. 16 and series. " 11 a.m. Sept. 19. Cost: $3. Talk and signing with “Trouble the Water,” MSU Harry Dolan, Schuler Books Main Library, East Lansing, www. & Music, Eastwood Towne Center, onebookeastlansing.com, 7 p.m. Lansing, 316-7495, www.schuler Sept. 16 " Oscar-nominated books.com, 7 p.m. Sept. 16 " documentary about Hurricane Author of “Bad Things Happen.” Katrina; shown as part of the One " Book One Community Program. "
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FUNDRAISERS Wine and Stein, Potter Park Zoo, 1301 S. Pennsylvania Ave., Lansing, 342-2718, www.potter parkzoo.org, 6-9 p.m. Sept. 16 " Stroll the grounds, try wines and beers and eat hors d’oeuvres from Lansing area restaurants. Must be 21 years of age and older to attend. Call for tickets. Cost: $20 per person for members; $25 for nonmembers.
HOLIDAY Jackson’s Underworld, Jackson’s Underworld, 1316 Wildwood, Jackson, 788-6335, www.jxunderworld.com, 7 p.m.-1 a.m. Fridays and Saturdays through Oct. 31 and 7-11 p.m.
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Faculty artists: Walter Verdehr, violin, and Ralph Votapek, piano, MSU Music Building auditorium, West Circle Drive, East Lansing, 355-3345, www.music.msu.edu, 7:30 p.m. Sept. 16. Cost: $10, $8 for seniors, free for students.
Open mike with Ingham County Social Club, Irish Pub & Grill, 1910 W. Saginaw St., Lansing, 482-3916, 9:30 p.m. Sept. 16. " Skoryoke, Exchange of Lansing, 316 E. Michigan Ave., Lansing, 319-4500, www.tinyurl.com/ skoryoke, 8:30 p.m. Sept. 16 " Open-mike with a live band; visit MUSEUMS website for details. " “Luces en Alba” reception, Kresge Art Museum, MSU campus, R O C K Jedi Mind Trip, Rick’s American East Lansing, 353-9834, Cafe, 224 Abbot Road, East Lansing, www.artmuseum.msu.edu, 351-2285, www.ricksamerican 5-7 p.m. Sept. 16 " Reception for cafe.com, 10:30 p.m. Sept. 16. Cost: “Luces en Alba” is 5-7 p.m., with cover. a panel discussion on the Mexican Revolution from 6-7 p.m. " Jeremy Horn in concert, East Washington United Brethren MUSIC Church, 8051 S. Crapo Road, Ashley, BLUES (989) 838-2314, www.jeremy EJ Phillips, Green Door Blues hornmusic.com, 7 p.m. Sept. 16 Bar & Grill, 2005 E. Michigan Ave., " Memphis singer/songwriter and Lansing, 482-6376, www.green multicultural church worship doorlive.com, 9:30 p.m. Sept. 16. leader. Cost: free-will offering.
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Old Town Bluesfest, Old Town, Turner Street and Grand River Avenue, Lansing, 371-4600, www.oldtownbluesfest.com, 4 p.m.-12:30 a.m. Sept. 17 and 1 p.m.-12:30 a.m. Sept. 18 " Twenty-plus blues acts are lined up for the two-day fest, which draws about 15,000 people. A variety of ethnic food and craft vendors on site. Art galleries and shops open their doors during festival hours. Check website for schedule of music acts. Cost: free, $5 admission to the beverage tent.
“Caroline, or Change,” Riverwalk Theatre, 228 Museum Drive, Lansing, 482-5700, www.riverwalktheatre.com, 7 p.m. SPECIAL EVENTS Thursdays, 8 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays, 2 p.m. Sundays, American Quarter Horse Sept. 16-19 " Joint production of Association Show, MSU Riverwalk Theatre and Peppermint Pavilion, Michigan State University Creek. Directed by Chad Badgero. campus, East Lansing, www.aqha. Cost: $20, $18 for students and com, Sept. 16-19 " Classes and seniors 55 and older. events include jumping, reining, barrel racing, cutting, roping and “The Taming of the pole bending. Additionally, halter Shrew,” Hannah Community classes will judge horses based Center, 819 Abbot Road, East on balance, muscling and breed FILM Lansing, 333-2580, 7 p.m. Tuesdays characteristics. For more “Out of the Past” (1947), through Saturdays, 3 p.m. information visit the website or NorthStar Center, 106 Lathrop St., Saturdays and Sundays, Sept. 14-19 e-mail mqha@hotmail.com. Lansing, 371-2001, 9:30-11:30 p.m. and Sept. 24-26 " Presented by the Sept. 17 " Director Jacques Bach Dor Shakespeare Company. Grand opening, CB’s Bucket Tourneur’s film noir of a man drawn The company performs using Bar and Grille, 132 W. Grand River, back into his rejected past. Cost: Shakespeare’s Original Practices. Williamston, 655-1000, Sept. 16 " donation required. Cost: $15, $13 and $7 for children 13 New menu, dining and dancing, DJs, and younger. comedy and karaoke, as well as FUNDRAISERS complimentary appetizers. NALS of Lansing Michigan Beer Tasting, Rum fundraiser, Connxtions Runners, 601 E. Michigan Ave., Comedy Club, 2900 N. East St., Lansing, 482-4949, www.rum Lansing, 648-1291, 8 p.m. Sept. 17 runnersusa.com, 7 p.m. Sept. 16 " Comedian Scott Derenger will 09.17.10 " A wide variety of Michigan headline the NALS of Lansing microbrews and a tailgate style CONCERTS fundraiser. Seventy-five percent of buffet. Entertainment includes ROCK the show’s proceeds will go dueling pianos and a DJ. Cost: $19 towards the NALS of Lansing Alice in Chains, Deftones per ticket. Scholarship Fund. For information and Mastodon, DTE Energy e-mail Abby Lockner at Music Theatre, 7774 Sashabaw THEATER lockner@ceicmh.org. Cost: $12 per Road, Clarkston, (248) 377-0100, “Brigadoon,” Holt Junior High ticket. www.palacenet.com, 6:30 p.m. School, 1784 Aurelius Road, Holt, Sept. 17. Cost: $49.95-$90.85 694-3411, www.hdcptheater.com, pavilion, $35.10 lawn. 7 p.m. Sept. 16-18, 1 p.m. Sept. 18 " Holt/Dimondale Community
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Lansing’s Bermuda Mohawk Productions (B.M.P.) eschews traditional record label routes and puts out creative, independent releases in true D.I.Y. fashion. Punk, alt-country, New Wave, edgy pop — it all resides on the homegrown imprint. Cale Sauter, who is the owner and co-operator of B.M.P., got his start on guitar before dabbling in the record label game. He still makes music (in area groups Cavalcade and The Cartridge Family). But now, he devotes much of his time and artistic energy to B.M.P. Artist/designer Craig Horky and booker Scott Bell run the label with Sauter, and B.M.P. offers a full line of services to its artists. The label releases vinyl and CDs from local and national artists such as The River City Rebels, Cheap Girls, Only Thunder, Wastelander and more — an average of six releases per year. B.M.P. started out in the early 2000s. At first, the operation was small.
“I was living with (Lansing musician) Ryan Tarrant, who recorded music. Craig Horky started doing design stuff, so we had a deal where a band would come to us, record with Ryan, get art done by Craig and I would press their CDs and make tees,” Sauter says. “As time went on, it really changed and we started getting into doing national releases, and it just grew.” Fans and friends will hear an entire weekend of B.M.P. musical mayhem at the third annual Mohawk Fest. The festival runs Friday and Saturday at Mac’s Bar and continues Sunday at a location to be announced at the Friday and Saturday shows. The show is, in Sauter’s words, “mostly a thank you to our local friends and supporters and a way to offer a full weekend of entertainment for them.” Sauter says he’ll be playing tracks from an upcoming B.M.P. compilation disc at the show: “We’ll give people a sneak preview by playing them over the PA.” He’s stoked for the lineup. “I’m excited Mustard Plug is playing, too. It’s kind of symbolic, because one of the things I saw when I first moved here was Mustard Plug playing outside of the College Store at MSU. It feels full circle.”
DETAILS{ • What: Bermuda Mohawk Productions is a local, independently owned, all-service record label. • Friday, Sept. 17: The Arrivals, The Slow Death, Young Dan Tucker and a surprise guest, 6 p.m. Mac’s Bar, 2700 E. Michigan Ave., Lansing, 484-6795, $7. • Saturday, Sept. 18: Mustard Plug, Jason Alarm, CBJ, Chernobyl Babies, Ailat, Quicknote, more, 5 p.m., Mac’s Bar, $10. • Sunday, Sept. 19: Featuring a cookout and surprise guest acoustic artists, this show will be held at a secret location to be announced at the Friday and Saturday shows.
Despite the ups and downs that go with starting any business, Sauter is unequivocally proud to be part of a group of people who are bringing fresh entertainment to mid-Michigan. “The mission from the very beginning was to create an umbrella environment where all the creative and motivated people I knew could work together to make something tangible,” he says. “That’s why we do the shows: to keep things interesting here in town. We like to give people a chance to hear some good, fun, creative stuff.”
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The Coffeehouse at All Saints, All Saints Episcopal Church, 800 Abbot Road, East Lansing, www.allsaints-el.org, 7:30-9:30 p.m. Sept. 17 " This is a free opportunity to kick back one Friday a month to sing, listen to music and poetry (or other readings), or offer a performance of your own for others to enjoy. Food and beverages are available; bring something to share, if you can. " ROCK
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Jammin’ music series Ambassador David Production LLC and Billy’s Lounge of Grand Rapids present “We Be Jammin’” every third Friday of the month starting Friday. The series will feature Midwest reggae bands. For the past six years, Ambassador David has produced and promoted the “Reggae Legend’s Birthday Bash,” which has made tour stops at the Intersection, Wealthy Theater and Billy’s Lounge. Friday’s bill features Kalamazoo’s Zion Lion. “Zion Lion is as good as any reggae band in the Midwest, and it is great to have them located in our own backyard,” Ambassador David says. “Grand Rapids will remember them from the 2010 ‘Reggae Legend’s Birthday Bash’ at Billy’s Lounge where they rocked the house all night long.” • “We Be Jammin’” the third Friday of every month, kicking off with Zion Lion • Doors 8 p.m., show 9:30 p.m. Friday, Sept. 17 • Billy’s Lounge 7437 Wealthy St., Grand Rapids, (269) 271-5219 • $8 18-20, $5 21 and over
Global Village, Green Door Blues Bar & Grill, 2005 E. Michigan Ave., Lansing, 482-6376, www.greendoorlive.com, 9:30 p.m. Sept. 17. Cost: cover. Grand Scam, Irish Pub & Grill, " 1910 W. Saginaw St., Lansing, 482-3916, 9:30 p.m. Sept. 17. " VAR I ETY Avon Bomb, Colonial Bar and Hidden Agenda, Center Stage, Grille, 3425 S. Martin Luther King 1785 W. State Road, Lansing, Jr. Blvd., Lansing, 882-6132, 9 p.m. 482-2280, 8:30 p.m. Sept. 17. " Sept. 17-18. " Homespun, The Roadhouse, 70 Collision 6, Rick’s American Cafe, W. Grand Ledge Highway, Mulliken, 224 Abbot Road, East Lansing, 649-8375, 9:30 p.m. Sept. 17-18. 351-2285, www.ricksamerican " cafe.com, 10:30 p.m. Sept. 17. Cost: Nick May, Harrison Roadhouse, cover. 720 Michigan Ave, East Lansing, Dan MacLachlan, Waterfront 337-0200, 7-10 p.m. Sept. 17-18. Bar and Grille, 325 City Market Drive, Lansing, 483-7460, 7-11 p.m. Nuthin to Lose, Barn Tavern, 207 S. Bridge St., Grand Ledge, Sept. 17. Cost: cover. 622-8686, 9:30 p.m. Sept. 17. Don Middlebrook, Enso, 16800 Chandler Road, East Lansing, Showdown, R Club, 6409 Centurion Drive, Lansing, 321-7440, 332-7678, 7-10 p.m. Sept. 17. " 8 p.m. Sept. 17-18. " Fading World, Coffee and Friends Cafe, 5100 Marsh Road, NATURE Suite C, Okemos, 347-0962, Public Observing Nights, 7-9 p.m. Sept. 17. " Abrams Planetarium, MSU campus,
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SPECIAL EVENTS American Quarter Horse Association Show, MSU Pavilion, see Thursday, Sept. 16. Mason’s Down Home Days Family Walk, 221 W. Ash St., Mason, www.masonchamber.org, 5-7:30 p.m. Sept. 17 " The 4th annual Family Walk will have a start/finish on the south side of Ash Street across from Lee Austin Park near the Mason Fire Station, where free food, giveaways and more will be available. The walk is hosted by Mason Area Chamber of Commerce. "
THEATER “Brigadoon,” Holt Junior High School, see Thursday, Sept. 16. “Caroline, or Change,” Riverwalk Theatre, see Thursday, Sept. 16.
COMEDY iO Theatre in Chicago presents: The Improvised Musical, Remick Heritage Center, Presbyterian Hall, Alma College Campus, 614 W. Superior St., Alma, (989) 463-7304, www.alma.edu, 8 p.m. Sept. 18 " The cast of improvisers creates all the elements of a big time Broadway musical on the spot, complete with plot, music, choreography and lyrics. Seating is reserved. Call for ticket information. Cost: $10, $5 for seniors 62 and older, free for Alma College staff, students and youth 18 and younger.
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Jackson Browne with David Lindley, Fox Theatre, 2211 Woodward Ave., Detroit, (800) 745-3000, www.olympia entertainment.com, 7 p.m. Sept. 18. Cost: $25-$99.50. Nickelback, Joe Louis Arena, 600 Civic Center Drive, Detroit, (800) 745-3000, www.ticketmaster.com, 6:15 p.m. Sept. 18 " Dark Horse World Tour with special guests Three Days Grace and Buckcherry. Cost: $49.50-$79.50.
DANCES Free Salsa Lesson, Gregory’s, 2510 N. Martin Luther King Blvd., Lansing, 881-0675, www.facebook.com/ group.php?gid=105013472873823, 9:30-10:30 p.m. Saturdays " Taught by East Lansing Latin Dancers and local salsa instructor (and personal trainer) Stephen Alexander. Class size is limited LIST CONTINUES Page 11
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ond-year phenom quarterback Matthew Stafford got bounced out of the game with a partially separated shoulder after a somewhat decent sack that lead to a fumble and ensuing Bears possession. Stafford, our crown prince to the tune of $70 million a year, has now played in a total of 11 games and gotten hurt in four of them. It appears that he’ll be out for a considerable amount of time. There’s chatter in the media about Stafford being “weak” and “frail” and “not built for the rigors of professional football.” I can’t buy into any of that quite yet. Much like I can’t buy into any drivel about U-M QB Denard Robinson winning the Heisman Trophy. Both sentiments seem a bit clairvoyant to me. Stafford has had some serious bad luck on the injured list, but isn’t part of that because he’s in a Lions uniform? As head Coach Jim Schwartz has to know by now: there’s no easy road to travel in Detroit. The going may be a little rougher without MStaff at the helm of his offense, and team morale will need multiple 5-Hour Energy shots this week before facing the Eagles on Sunday afternoon. But there were glimmering moments of hope when the defense stopped Chicago time after time after time, or when viewers finally looked at Calvin Johnson and went, “Whoa, that dude is really tall and really fast and really good.” I’m still gunning for seven wins. Call me an eternal optimist, or mentally unstable, but I truly think we’re capable of it. The Lions are one year away from being a legitimate contender in the NFC North, and this year’s road will be rough but worth it — for all of us.
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Last weekend gave pro football fans in Michigan one of the great moments in recent Lions history: a game-winning drive. Down by five late in the fourth quarter, our boys pushed downfield on the arm of Shaun Hill (who!?), back-up quarterback and complete stranger to everyone. Then, with one final hurl into the corner of the end zone, gargantuan wideout Calvin Johnson leapt into the air and caught the probable game-winning touchdown. I also did some leaping at that time: from my couch to my kitchen and back to my couch when I heard the inevitable. The infuriating realization that there was a problem with the play, justification for us to lose another road game, and further reason for everyone to doubt that Detroit is on the up-and-up. I was livid. To clarify: I wasn’t livid with the call. Officials can only enforce the rules given to them; and the crew officiating the game did exactly that. The rule is clear, and I believe that their interpretation and application of the rule in this situation was accurate and fair. And now that I’ve made my conciliatory sportsmanlike comment in three sentences or less … The rule itself is complete and total bull fecal matter. The NFL is now charged with viewing this catch (and others) where the officials on the field are held accountable for a shoddy rule about process that needs to be clarified, amended, or given a healthy dose of Wite-Out in the books. Regardless: no change in the rule is going to give us our first road win in three years. Working in reverse chronological order, there was another significant incident in the Lions game this past weekend that will factor heavily into our success, or lack thereof. Still-unproven sec-
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(MAIN STAGES, NORTH & SOUTH) » 4 p.m. “Happy Hour With Paul Miles,” South » 6 p.m. Dave Herrero, North »7:30 p.m. Greg Nagy, South » 9 p.m. Larry McCray, North »10:30 p.m. to midnight Rusty Wright, South.
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Larry McCray Greg Nagy (7:30 p.m.): Originally from Flint, he caught local attention in Root Doctor. Now on his own, Nagy has drawn praise for his guitar work, writing and voice; this year, he drew a Blues Music Association nomination. That’s the beauty of blues, he said; “I can be a 47-year-old bestnew-artist.”
(9 p.m.): In the 1970s, he says, blues music was scarce in Saginaw. “It’s been like an underground thing.” He worked on a General Motors assembly line and finally had an album in 1991. “This stunning set was a convincing hybrid of blues, rock and soul,” Bill Dahl wrote in allmusic.com.
MICA STAGE » 4 p.m. “Blues guitar expo,” with McCray, Nagy and Herrero
» 6 p.m. “Slide guitar workshop” with Wright » 7 p.m. Twyla Birdsong » 8-9 p.m. Yakity Yak Smith and Mike Espy.
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his was not a spot where you’d expect guitar greatness. Jim Karshner was visiting an Old Town nightclub, once called Rendezvous on the Grand. “The place was totally empty,” he recalled. “There was this Rastafarian-looking dude playing.” That was E.J. Phillips, whom Karshner had just heard about. “The next song, he launched into ‘Voodoo Child’ and just blew me away .... I hadn’t heard anything like that since (Jimi) Hendrix.” It was the start of a friendship that continues into this weekend’s Old Town BluesFest.
It’s also a reminder that surprising blues talent shows up here. “We’re lucky,” said Frog (that’s his musicworld name), who is organizing the all-star band that closes the festival. “There are a lot of really good players in Lansing.” Greg Nagy, who spent a few years in Virginia, agreed. “You have to move away for a while,” he said. “You see other cities and you think, ‘Wow, what a depth of talent we have here!’” That talent — homegrown and visiting — will be in town this weekend. “Our idea has always been to have a big party for Lansing and have all the best people,” said Mike Skory, who organized it.
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Twyla Birdsong Birdsong grew up with church music, but didn’t start singing on her own until 14. “I always thought I could sing,” she said, “but I wasn’t sure if anyone else thought so.” She doesn’t know if she’s related to Cindy Birdsong of the Supremes, but loves the name and adopted it. “It was my mother’s name. I was always jealous of my cousins with that name; then I thought, ‘Hey, I’m a Birdsong, too.”
Saturday (MAIN STAGES) » 2 p.m. E.J. Phillips, South » 3:30 p.m. 6 Hands Down, North » 4:30 p.m.Tommy McCracken, South » 6 p.m.Delta Highway, North » 7:30 p.m. Shirley Johnson, South » 9 p.m. Bryan Lee, North » 10:30 to midnight Frog & the Lansing All-Stars, South. Shirley Johnson
Frog & the Lansing All-Stars
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Frog has been a key to the local music scene since arriving in 1976, as part of Shotgun Express. He leads Frog & the Beeftones and assembled the all-stars. “I decided to use two piano players (Mike Skory and Doc Yankee) because we’ve got two really great ones,” he said. He’s adding singer Jill Messing and harmonica player Bill Richards, plus Art Phelps, a fellow Beeftone.
2 p.m. “Harmonica For Kids,” with Andy Wilson »3-5:30 p.m. “Big Ben’s Acoustic AllStar Jam »6-7 p.m. Jimmy G and the Capitols »7:30-8:30 p.m. John Latini
This Virginia singer is new to local audiences, but she’s been compared to the late powerhouse Koko Taylor. Alex Henderson of allmusic.com calls her a “gritty, big-voiced blues singer who can also handle soul and gospel.”
Big Ben’s Acoustic All-Star Jam The host of “Accidental Blues” on WDBM (88.9-FM), he’s assembled a combo that includes Big Willy, Will Rideoutt, Eric Payne and Ramsey Hussain. At various points, they’ll be joined by pianist Doc Yankee, harmonica players Andy Wilson and Bill Richards and more.
Lee’s guts, guitar endeared him to New Orleans blues scene For a while there, Bryan Lee was an extreme outsider. Fresh from small-town Wisconsin, blind and living alone, he was sampling New Orleans. “I was young, I was great with the cane, I was Hell on wheels,” he recalled. He brought guts and a guitar. People asked him to sit in. “I just couldn’t get over the hospitality.” Now, 28 years later, Lee is embedded in the city. “He’s considered a New Orleans institution,” Richard Skelly wrote in allmusic.com. He’s so entwined in that city that people assume he’s always been there. “I was really surprised to hear he’s from Wisconsin,” said Mike Skory, who booked him as a blues festival headliner. Lee’s hometown, Two Rivers, is a paper-factory town of 13,000, along Lake Michigan.
Both parents were factory workers, but his mom was almost a band singer. Lee — who lost his sight at 8 — got a guitar at 11 and started singing at 13. He already had found the blues, listening to latenight, Southern radio shows sponsored by record stores. Soon, he was ordering records from them. “Stamps were three cents, maybe five cents then.” Lee made pilgrimages to Chicago and in 1979 visited Louisiana. Three years later, he was considering a move. “I found there weren’t any knock-out guitar players. I thought, ‘Wow, I’d love to move there. It’s February and not too cold.’” He led a house band until the sheriff closed the club. Even in New Orleans, it seems, it’s against the law to hot-wire utilities. That’s when Lee began
touring the city’s music scene, with cane in one hand and guitar in the other. He became a key part of New Orleans, which was a good thing — until recently. “Since Katrina, it’s changed so much,” Lee said. “A lot of the club owners took the insurance money and got out; a lot of the new owners don’t care about traditional music.” In the five years since the hurricane, hip-hop has grown here and the blues have slipped. In October, however, he’ll start leading the house band for a Bourbon Street spot called The Saloon. That will be a relief, Lee said. “Man, I’ve been travelin’ a lot since Katrina.’” And sometimes, he travels to a spot where bluesmen are greeted festively. — Mike Hughes
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»What: Old Town BluesFest »When: The music is from 4-10:30 p.m. Friday and 2-10:30 p.m. Saturday »Admission: It’s free, except for the beverage tent. However, bring money for food, drink, CDs, posters, T-shirts and more; also, for donations. »Beverage tent: Admission is free during “happy hour” (4-6 p.m.Friday),then $5. »Main stages: They’re on Turner Street. The North and South stage each have their own chairs, but you can still bring your own; the beverage tent is between them. »Vendors: Most of the food and drink are in the parking lot, on the other side of Grand River Avenue; a few are at Clinton and Turner. »MICA Stage: That’s just south of the vendors, at the start of Burchard Park. »Parking: Most people will take their chances, but Old Town — nestled alongside the River Trail — has other possibilities. Some people will bike there; some will park downtown and take the “river taxi;” it’s $1 and runs from 2-10 p.m. Saturday, between the City Market and Burchard Park.
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Why would the Southern-bred blues sound do well in Lansing? People talk about: w Schools. “Lansing is very lucky to have the colleges,” said Larry McCray. “They have a wider spectrum of music.” w Clubs. Bryan Lee, now a New Orleans star, talks about stops at Rick’s in East Lansing and the Blind Pig in Ann Arbor. Nagy recalls years with the Acme Jame Company, the house band at the Green Door. w The lure of Elderly Instruments, an Old Town spot with a national reputation. “It’s a magnet,” Frog said. “I’ve met a lot of people I wouldn’t have met otherwise — Bill Kerchen (the guitarist on Commander Cody’s “Hot Rod Lincoln”), Vince Gill, Lyle Lovett.” w And the draw, a generation or two ago, of Michigan’s factories. When McCray was 11, his family moved from Arkansas to get factory work in Saginaw. He got a guitar and learned to play a kind of music that is at the core of Americana. “The blues is the crux of everything that’s rock ‘n’ roll,” Skory said. “When you hear E.J. Phillips, he sounds like Hendrix. When you hear Larry McCray, he sounds like Greg Allman. When you hear Twyla Birdsong, she sounds like Queen Latifah.” The difference is that they have to scramble more. McCray had factory jobs. Frog — like many talented musicians — works at Elderly. Birdsong got her first singing job from a co-worker at Fisher Body. Nagy (a fulltime musician) jokes that he and his wife (a pharmacist) have the perfect jobs for seeing the country. “She can work anywhere; I can be out-of-work anywhere.” And Phillips? In New Orleans, he was a waiter. “I didn’t start playing the guitar until I was 20 or 21.” He played it well and got gigs in Fort Wayne and Lansing and more. Karshner heard him in that near-empty club and promptly told people. “The next night, we practically filled the place.” Phillips had lots of Northern friends; he needed them, after Hurricane Katrina hit New Orleans. His brother joined the evacuation with their mother — who was leaving Louisiana for the first time, at 82. Phillips stayed with the house, until the levees broke; then he headed to the Superdome and frustration. “We were standing in line, in the heat, for hours and hours.” Friends helped him get a new guitar and new gigs; he provided a new attitude. “I’m much stronger now, much more aggressive,” he said.”My music is harder than before the storm.” Now he and others will be at the festival, which may be a natural habitat for the blues. “There’s nothing like playing music outdoors,” McCray said. “Most musicians love it; it’s freedom.”
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HOW TO GO • The Owosso Community Players Back to Broadway revue “Out of the Dark” • When: 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday, 3 p.m. Sunday, 8 p.m. Sept. 24 and 25 • Where: Newly renovated Studio Theater, 114 E. Main St. in Owosso • Cost: $15 for adults, $8 for children • Info: www.owossoplayers.com or call (989) 723-4003 Luke Anthony Photography
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‘Back to Broadway’ revue at newly renovated Studio Theater
Musical to help rebuild Owosso theater
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Garrett Bradley has performed on big stages, black box theaters and in the bellows of cruise ships. The 26-year-old is between shows now and returned to his hometown Owosso for the summer to co-direct and choreograph the Owosso Community Players’ latest “Back to Broadway” revue. Bradley joins a group of performers who’ve come together for the “Out of the Dark” benefit show. All proceeds will go toward rebuilding the town’s iconic Lebowsky theater, which a fire destroyed in 2007. “It’s brought a group of people together from the past of the theater and the present of the theater,” Bradley said. “Everybody really wants to see this happen.” The show includes songs from shows new to Broadway like “Avenue Q” and “Spring Awakening” and recent revivals like “Hair.” NOISE spoke with Bradley during the
production’s hectic tech week, where the cast and crew spent any free moments between musical numbers adding the finishing touches to the new studio theater space where the show will perform this weekend. NOISE: You shot a cast photo inside the burned Lebowsky theater. What was it like being inside the space? Bradley Bradley: All of us the first time we went in there got a little choked up. The theater for me was my second home. They let me start directing at a young age, I directed my first show when I was 18 there. I lived in that theater. I hadn’t been inside it since the fire. I’d driven by it a lot, but I’d had not been inside. NOISE: The studio theater is still being built around you. How does that affect rehearsal? Bradley: I wouldn’t have it any other
way. The theater is becoming a great space. Now every seat in this intimate space is a great seat. NOISE: How did you pick the music for the show? Bradley: So many exciting things have happened on Broadway since 2007 when the theater burned. We wanted to focus on those new shows and recent revivals. NOISE: What’s the best part about coming back to work with Owosso Community Players on this show? Bradley: Working in the entertainment industry is so difficult and sometimes people view it as a job and forget how much fun it is. That’s why it’s so great to work with people who make it a priority. There are extremely talented people who could be doing this as a career who are doing something else. We have people who work full-time jobs and then come and dedicate hours upon hours every day to do this show. They truly have such natural talent and that blows me away.
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A joint production between Riverwalk Theatre and Peppermint Creek, “Caroline, or Change” is being staged today through Sunday. More info: www.riverwalktheatre.com.
DJ “Ace” (Adrian Lopez) and the East Lansing Latin Dancers. Cost: salsa class is free, general club cover $5.
Oktoberfest Dinner and Dance, Lansing Liederkranz Club, 5828 S. Pennsylvania Ave., Lansing, 449-0830, 5:30-11:30 p.m. Sept. 18 " September dinner and dance with dinner being served from 5:30-7:30 p.m. and dancing to the sounds of Hy-Notes Band from 7:30-11:30 p.m. Menu is roast pork, sauerkraut, mashed potatoes, gravy, vegetable, applesauce, bread, coffee, dessert. Cost: dinner is $9, $4 for children; dance is $6, no charge for children. USA Dance Chapter 2037 Ballroom and Swing Dance, Central United Methodist Church, 215 N. Capitol Ave., Lansing, 712-6674, www.usadance 2037.org, 7 p.m. Sept. 18 " Lesson is at 7 p.m. on intermediate waltz; dancing is 8-10:30 p.m. Cost: $13, $9 for members, $7 for students with ID.
FESTIVALS Fowlerville Family Fall Fest, Fowlerville Fairgrounds, 8800 Grand River Ave., Fowlerville, 5174754290, www.fowlervillle familyfair.com, Swap meet/flea market 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Sept. 18 and 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Sept. 19 " Fun for all members of the family. Tentative
Michigan Renaissance Festival, Michigan Renaissance Festival, 12600 Dixie Highway, Holly, (800) 601-4848, www.mich renfest.com, 10 a.m.-7 p.m. weekends through Oct. 3, plus Festival Friday, Sept. 24 " Rain or shine. See website for special events and weekend themes. Cost: $19.95, $10.95 for kids, $17.95 for students and seniors. Old Town Bluesfest, Old Town, see Friday, Sept. 17.
FUNDRAISERS Virgo/Libra End of Summer Jam 2010, Elks Lodge, 5334 S. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., Lansing, 930-1041, 9 p.m. Sept. 18 " This is a fundraiser for Men Making a Difference, a youth mentoring organization. Cost: $5 suggested donation.
Terrorfied Forest and Manor, Terrorfied Forest & Manor, see Friday, Sept. 17. The Boneyard, The Boneyard, see Friday, Sept. 17.
LITERARY Book Signing with Denise Rowe, Schuler Books & Music, 1982 Grand River Ave., Meridian Mall, Okemos, 349-9923, noon-5 p.m. Sept. 18 " Author of “Dragonfly Denny: The Pursuit of Dreams.”
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Group Therapy, Uli’s Haus of Rock, see Friday, Sept. 17. Bestmaze Corn Maze & Twistin’ Tarantulas, Capitol Trail of Terror, Bestmaze Corn Bowl’s Hot Spot, 219 S Washington Maze, see Friday, Sept. 17. St, Owosso, 989-725-7717, 9:30 p.m. Sept. 18. " Jackson’s Underworld, see Thursday, Sept. 16. VAR I ETY Avon Bomb, Colonial Bar and Niles Haunted House Grille, see Friday, Sept. 17. Scream Park, Niles Haunted House Scream Park, see Friday, Dan MacLachlan, Enso, 16800 Sept. 17. Chandler Road, East Lansing, 332-7678, 7-10 p.m. Sept. 18. "
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Elkabong, Center Stage, 1785 W. State Road, Lansing, 482-2280, 8:30 p.m. Sept. 18. " Gimme Five, Classic Pub & Grill, 16219 S US Highway 27, Lansing, 484-4808, 9:30 p.m. Sept. 18. " Groovestone, Barn Tavern, 207 S. Bridge St., Grand Ledge, 622-8686, 9:30 p.m. Sept. 18. Cost: cover. Homespun, The Roadhouse, see Friday, Sept. 17. Kathy Ford Band, Sir Pizza Grand Cafe, 201 E. Grand River Ave., Lansing, 484-4825, 8 p.m. Sept. 18.
Mason’s Down Home Days Courthouse Show, Ingham County Courthouse Square, across from 148 E. Ash St., Mason, 676-1046, www.masonchamber. org, 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Sept. 18 " The show features a mix of arts and crafts, flea market, food vendors, entertainment, and community group booths. Down Home Days runs Sept. 16-19. "
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Measured Dose, Coffee and Friends Cafe, 5100 Marsh Road, Suite C, Okemos, 347-0962, www.coffeeandfriendscafe.com, 7-9 p.m. Sept. 18. " Mystery Machine Band, Charlie’s Bar & Grill, 116 E. Lansing Road, Potterville, 645-2590, 9:30 p.m. Sept. 18. Cost: $2 cover. Nick May, Harrison Roadhouse, see Friday, Sept. 17. Norberto Aguado, Lansing City Market, 325 City Market Dr, Lansing, 483-7460, 11 a.m.-2 p.m.
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Free craft open house at Delphi Glass, Delphi Glass Creativity Center, 3380 E. Jolly Road, Lansing, 394-4631 ext. 3010, www.DelphiGlass.com/classes, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Sept. 18 " See demos by top instructors for a variety of different glass and jewelry crafts. Delphi art instructors and guest artists will be there. Visit website for a complete schedule of the day’s events. "
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The combination of organic, locally grown ingredients on a pizza that’s made in a traditional brick oven can’t be beat. Pizza Pi in East Lansing opened just in time for the start of the new school year. While I thought at first it was on the pricier side, ($8-$12 for a 10-inch pizza), I cared less about the cost after leaving satisfied.
THE SCENE Pizza Pi is hidden from the main Grand River Avenue drag. It’s next door to Rice Kitchen, taking over the part where Flat’s used to be. There’s seating for about 10-12, so I’d imagine it’s popular for the delivery/takeout crowd.
THE FOOD Pick from seven specialty kinds or build your own — all are 10-inch pizzas. A “constant” ($8), is a four-cheese blend, choice of sauce, regular or wheat dough, flavored crust and
It’s heavy on the cheese, which was incredible. Paul 551½ E. Grand River said he could’ve had more Ave., East Lansing toppings but I thought it was 333-6992 just right. www.pizzapionline.com It tastes healthy too, no • Noon to 11 p.m. grease at all. Monday-Thursday I think the brick oven is • Noon to 1 a.m. Friday- what makes the pizza superior to others. Saturday We also ordered the • Noon to 9 p.m. breadsticks ($2.99), brushed Sunday with butter and topped with Parmesan cheese. homemade bread bowl, It came with two dips, including two toppings marinara and garlic cream and either organic spinach cheese, which Paul said was or organic iceberg lettuce “the best idea ever” for a dip (additional toppings $1 more — he went so far as to dunk each). his pizza crust in it. If you’ve got a sweet THE DRINKS tooth, there’s even someWe each got a can of pop thing for you — “sugar pi,” either peanut butter and for $1 each. chocolate chips or s’mores. THE DAMAGE After much debate, Paul and $15.89 (including tax) I decided on The Aloha — a four-cheese blend, pineNEXT TIME apple, all-natural ham and Green and white pizza is a marinara sauce for $10. four-cheese blend with spinThe pizza is made in a ach, red onion, feta cheese traditional brick oven — and over pesto, drizzled with ours took just under five butter garlic — $11. minutes.
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The Real Ale Brewing Co. has been in operation since 1996 and is located in Blanco, Texas, about an hour west of Austin and an hour north of San Antonio. The brewery’s Devil’s Backbone is a Belgian-style tripel that made its first appearance this year in bottles and is a welcome addition to the ranks. It’s a nice yellow-gold color with a fluffy white head and medium carbonation. The flavor profile of the ale is on the side of light fruit, such as pears, with some orange and banana hints to it. It’s a tad sweet, but some strong, yet delicate, hops at the end provide a dry finish that balances the beer. The malt profile is prominent and light on the tongue with a lingering mouthfeel that is pleasant, not cloying. The ale has esters that would make you think that it has spices such as coriander, cloves and orange peel in it, but that is not the case — all those aromas and flavors are provided by the yeast. Real Ale stays traditional with the tripel, using Saaz hops and Belgian can-
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di sugar, a type of hard candy, made right at the brewery. The grain and hop flavors are fresh and the whole product comes across as high quality. The brewery has slowly been growing since it started, but its beer is only distributed throughout Texas. My samples came from a visiting relative who lives in Fort Worth, so when those are gone, I’ll have to wait until next summer for some more malty goodness from the Lone Star state. I recently received some new statistics from the Brewers Association trade group on the state of craft brewing in the U.S.: “The number of U.S. breweries is at its highest level (1,599) since before Prohibition. In 2009, overall beer sales decreased 2.2 percent, while the craft brewing industry grew 7.2 percent by volume and 10.3 percent by dollars.”
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RENO’S EAST 1310 Abbot Road, East Lansing, (517) 351-RENO www.renos sportsbar.com Hours: 11 a.m. to 2 a.m. daily. SPECIALS Changing monthly, but September’s specials include: Monday: $1 off Bell’s pints Tuesday: $1 off Founder’s pints and glasses of wine Wednesday: $1 off Dark Horse pints Thursday: $1 off Atwater pints and flavored rum Friday: $1 off Michigan Brewing pints and flavored vodkas Saturday: $1 off Arcadia pints and surfboard shots Sunday: $1 off Shorts pints and $4.95 Mackinaw Long Islands
Live music keeps playful atmosphere outside ‘campus bars’ Although technically in East Lansing, Reno’s East is off the beaten path in terms of student-frequented bars, which can be a good thing. I’m no stranger to Reno’s East, normally going there with a group of friends after geek outings — user groups or meet-ups and the like. But hanging out with some old college buddies on the tiki-style patio on a random Tuesday presents a whole different side to Reno’s. One I really liked. The evening started with a text from my buddy Topper, who had been there for at least an hour with his friends. They had grabbed a table near the entertainment for the night, a singer/ keyboardist/guitarist with a drum machine. It might sound cheesy, but it really worked. I grabbed a burger on a pretzel bun (Why don’t more places serve pretzel buns?!) and a Labatt Blue Light on tap, $11 total, and tried to play catch-up with the group. While Bobby Standal was playing,
Topper, a notorious flirt, was chatting up the table next to us. The unsuspecting ladies, a group of 40-somethings with their mom, had no idea what was in store for them. When one of the ladies got up to dance to a Journey song, Topper decided the woman needed a dance partner. “Kim” (names were changed to protect the innocent) was immediately game for his shenanigans. Needless to say, ballroom dance moves busted out, complete with the Big Dip at the end.
But the dance party didn’t end there. Topper, after buying a round of shots for our table and the birthday table next to us, got several others to hit the dance floor later in the night. Seeing that Mom needed to get her boogie shoes on, Topper asked her to dance. Nothing like a 20-something guy dancing with a Centrum Silver cougar. That aside, Reno’s East has a solid selection of Michigan beers on tap, including North Peak Brewing Co.’s Archangel Summer Wheat, Frankenmuth Brewing Co.’s Hefeweizen, Atwater Block Brewing Co.’s Dirty Blonde and Dark Horse Brewing Co.’s Sapient Trip Ale Belgium Style. The usual suspects are there as well, Oberon, Two Hearted, Founder’s Pale Ale, as well as 312 and Blue Moon. If you decide to head inside, there’s ample seating, a large banquet type area and plenty of TVs to go around.
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AUTO EVENTS Horsepower at the Zoo, Potter Park Zoo, 1301 S. Pennsylvania Ave., Lansing, www.potterparkzoo.org/ node/131, 10 a.m.-2:30 p.m. Sept. 19 " See cool classic cars, antique autos and vintage hot rods while strolling the park grounds, all for the price of parking. Admission to the zoo is not included. If you’d like to compete for trophies, car registration is $15 at the gate and includes two passes to the zoo. Cost: parking fee is $2 residents and $4 for non-residents.
CHILDREN’S ACTIVITIES Creative Kids: Crazy, Colorful Landscapes, Kresge Art Museum, MSU campus, East Lansing, 884-0653, www.artmuseum.msu.edu, 1-3 p.m. Sept. 19 " Make your own non-traditional crazy and colorful landscape. For ages 6-12. Registration and prepayment required; call or e-mail wolfeca1@msu.edu. Cost: $4, $3 for members.
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Steven Curtis Chapman, Third Day, DTE Energy Music Theatre, 7774 Sashabaw Road, Clarkston, (248) 377-0100, www.palacenet.com, 7:30 p.m. Sept. 19. Cost: $35 and $25 pavilion, $10 lawn.
Fowlerville Family Fall Fest, Fowlerville Fairgrounds, see Saturday, Sept. 18. Michigan Renaissance Festival, Michigan Renaissance Festival, see Saturday, Sept. 18.
FILM Celebrating the Classics: “Singin’ in the Rain,” Celebration Cinema, see Thursday, Sept. 16.
Zeitoun,” Kellogg Hotel & Conference Center, 55 S. Harrison Road, East Lansing, 432-4000, 7 p.m. Sept. 19 " The couple will discuss their struggle to survive in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, amidst the chaos that overtook New Orleans. Their story is the basis of this year’s One Book, One Community featured selection.
Lansing Poetry Club, Lansing Community College Arts and Sciences Building, 419 N. Washington Square, Lansing, 614-7820, 2-5 p.m. Sept. 19 " FUNDRAISERS Club President Larry Ackerman 2010 Memory Walk, MSU will conduct a workshop titled Auditorium, 149 Auditorium Road, “The Unveiling of the Lansing East Lansing, (800) 272-3900, Poetry Club Official Website” from memorywalk2010.kintera.org/ 2-3 p.m. Dennis North will present lansing, Sept. 19 " A community “The Creative Process of Poetic event that joins friends, family and Imagination Focusing on S.T. co-workers as they walk to end Coleridge’s Poem, ‘Kubla Khan’” Alzheimer’s disease. Participants from 3-5 p.m. Public is invited. typically register in teams of 10-12 Members and guests are asked to and raise funds in a number of read an original poem. " ways. Registration held at noon, walk begins at 1 p.m. Call or visit MUSIC the website for more information. B L U E S Cost: donations accepted. Blues jam with Bad Gravy, Green Door Blues Bar Friends of Eaton County & Grill, 2005 E. Michigan Ave., Parks Dinner Cruise, Lansing, 482-6376, Grand River Park, 3205 Lansing www.greendoor Road, Lansing, 703-9666, live.com, 9:30 p.m. Sept. 19. " friends.ecparks@gmail.com, boarding for the cruise 5:30 p.m. INSTRUMENTAL Sept. 19 " Enjoy an evening on Lansing Symphony the Grand River with live music, Chamber Concert: great food and good friends while “Icarus,” Plymouth helping to support Eaton County Congregational Church, 2001 E Parks. Grand River Ave, Lansing, 487-5001, HOLIDAY www.lansingsymphony. Bestmaze Corn Maze & org, 3 p.m. Sept. 19. Cost: $15, $10 Trail of Terror, Bestmaze for students. Corn Maze, see Friday, Sept. 17. JAZ Z Jackson’s Underworld, see The Sound of New Thursday, Sept. 16. Orleans: Big Barn Jazz, Vineyard Cafe, 3448 Hagadorn LITERARY Road, Okemos, 332-5523, www.facebook.com/bigbarnjazz, “Five Years Later: An Evening with Abdulrahman and Kathy LIST CONTINUES Page 17
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Decade for Metalcore band Few bands have the good fortune of celebrating a decade together without killing each other off first. Know Lyfe is one of the lucky few. The Lansing-based metalcore band celebrates its 10th anniversary Saturday night, Sept. 18, at The Loft in downtown Lansing. Know Lyfe mixes scream-sing vocals and a hardcore guitar attack with pop-metal hooks, creating a musical cocktail that goes from melodic to abrasive in moments. As for the longevity, vocalist Alfonso Civile says the group has managed to keep united by staying rational and finding alternatives to fighting when things get crazy. What’s the best memory for Know Lyfe, thus far? Playing alongside major-label bands such as Atreyu, Lacuna Coil and Demon Hunter had to feel good. And getting booked on the Vans Warped Tour multiple times. But above all, it’s the fans. “For me, it would have to be the general idea that we have come so far and done so many amazing things by simply putting our minds and hearts into this and just doing it,” Civile says. • “Know Lyfe 10-Year Anniversary Party” with Know Lyfe, Adrenachrome, Fifth Sin, Atrium, Coal Mine Canary, MC Jackyl; Presented by Raza Clothing • Doors 8 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 18 • The Loft (above Harem Urban Lounge), 414 E. Michigan Ave., Lansing, 267-7898, $10 in advance at www.theloftlansing.com, Music Manor or Flat, Black and Circular; $15 day of. Anne Erickson
2 0 T H C EN T URY F O X “Glee” was one of the breakout hits of the 2009-2010 television season for good reason. The writing is clever, the performances are strong and the music is just plain great. The show centers on the members of a show choir at a fictional Ohio high school, and the first season follows their efforts to keep their alwaysstruggling program afloat long enough to win at sectionals. Key players include choir director Will Schuester (Matthew Morrison); his star performer, Rachel Berry (Lea Michele); jock-turned-singer Finn Hudson (Cory Monteith); and Finn’s girlfriend, Quinn (Dianna Agron). Also playing an important role is Jane Lynch, a wonderful comedian who gets to ham it up as the pompous school cheerleading coach. Each episode of season one features a handful of beautifully orchestrated songs, and a number of them became hits on iTunes. If the music and cast don’t win you over, the storytelling might because “Glee” is filled with oddball characters and the type of wacky plotting that always keeps viewers guessing. The Complete First Season is available as part of a sevenDVD or four-Blu-ray set. Forrest Hartman | Gannett
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Birds of prey program, Harris Nature Center, 3998 Van Atta Road, Okemos, 349-3866, 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. Sept. 19 " See a variety of live hawks and owls. Call ahead or e-mail harriscenter@sbcglobal.net to register. Cost: $6 per pereson.
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SPECIAL EVENTS American Quarter Horse Association Show, MSU Pavilion, see Thursday, Sept. 16. Owosso Community Airport Fly-In, Owosso Community Airport, 205 Airport Rd, Owosso, (989) 725-1969, www.krnp.org, Sept. 19 " There will be numerous exhibits, planes and helicopters, and the B-25 bomber from the Yankee Air Museum will be here and rides will be available for a fee. Breakfast served from 8 a.m. till noon. Cost: $7, $4 for children 5-12, free for kids 4 and younger. Tailgate for the Animals Enrichment, Potter Park Zoo, 1301 S. Pennsylvania Ave., Lansing, 342-2716, www.potterparkzoo.org/ node/130, 1-3 p.m. Sept. 19 " Spartan and Wolverine fans are invited to begin the big game festivities early this year with a special day at Potter Park Zoo. The zoo’s animal residents will be making their predictions on the outcome of October’s momentous football game. Beginning at 1 p.m. visitors to the zoo will be able to see the animals in action as they receive special picnic treats in honor of the long-standing rivalry between Michigan State University and the University of Michigan. Cost: general admission rates apply, 50 percent discount with valid student ID.
THEATER “Caroline, or Change,” Riverwalk Theatre, see Thursday, Sept. 16. “Out of the Dark,” Studio Theater, see Friday, Sept. 17.
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From 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. on Friday, metered parking spots at Washington Square and Allegan Street in downtown Lansing will become a creative public space. The public is invited to come use the space and take part in activities as part of the event. The one-day event’s goal is to encourage participants to re-think how space is used in cities by temporarily creating public art and park space in parking spots. “We want to encourage people to think creatively about the possibilities for using space in Lansing,” said Sean Mann of Let’s Save Michigan. “Gardens, parks and playgrounds are so important to healthy, thriving urban communities and this is an opportunity to initiate a public conversation about how we develop as a city.” PARK(ing) Day started in 2005 when an art and design studio in San Francisco transformed a single metered parking space into a temporary public park. On Park(ing) Day 2009, 700 parks were created in more than 140 cities in 21 countries. “Lansing is developing really innovative approaches to revitalization — we can truly become a model for building a livable city,” said Lansing resident Rory Neuner, state network manager for the Safe Routes to School National Partnership. • For information about PARK(ing) Day, go to www.parkingday.org
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Someone might announce that they have a major crush on you, courtesy of a flirty moon. Maybe a coworker has been gazing at you longingly for weeks, and he’ll finally ask you out.
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Steppin’ In It, een Door Blues Bar & Grill, 2005 E. Michigan Ave., Lansing, 482-6376, www.greendoorlive.com, 9:30 p.m. Sept. 20. Cost: cover.
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Inspiring Women’s Collaborative Cafe, Perspective2, 319 E. Grand River Ave., Lansing, www.perspective2studio.com/ happenings, 5:30-8 p.m. Sept. 20 " Presented by Core Consulting and TruWisdom. Space is limited, please RSVP by Sept. 18. Cost: $25.
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Your career is requiring more and more of your attention. Jupiter is increasing your workload,
You have more physical stamina than you have had for a while. This is a great time to come up with a new fitness plan or diet regimen.
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Your partner might want to have a serious discussion with you about money. Financial issues could be affecting your relationship.
and it’s also making you more ambitious about achieving success.
A B O U T T HE L I P S T I C K M Y S T I C Jennifer Shepherd is an astrologer and syndicated columnist. Read more at www.lipstickmystic.com
MEETINGS
Jug & Mug Ski Club Social Hour and Meeting, Charlar Place, 4230 Charlar Drive, Holt, 342-9955, www.jugandmug.org, 7:30 p.m. third Tuesday of each month " Activities club for singles
LEO (JULY 23 - AUG. 22)
TAURUS (APRIL 20 - VIRGO (AUG. 23 -
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NETWORKING
Monday classic car shows, SPECIAL EVENTS Tim Hortons, 2350 Cedar St., Greater Lansing Food Holt, 694-0129, 6-9 p.m. Mondays Bank Picnic in the Park, through Sept. 27 " With Craig Hawk Island Park, 1601 E. Parrish, “Dr. Oldies.” " Cavanaugh, Lansing, 853-7800, 5:30 p.m. Sept. 20 " Join us HOLIDAY for a picnic dinner and evening Jackson’s Underworld, see entertainment to celebrate and Thursday, Sept. 16. thank our volunteers. Call or e-mail sarah@greaterlansingfoodbank.org LITERARY to RSVP. Girls’ Night Out Presents Emma Donoghue, Schuler Books & Music, 2820 Towne Center Blvd., Eastwood Towne Center, Lansing, 316-7495, www.schulerbooks.com, 7 p.m. 09.21.10 Sept. 20 " Meet the author of CLUBS AND “Room.”
something more than just friends.
ARIES (MARCH 21 -
Tricia Bobeda
“The Taming of the Shrew,” Hannah Community Center, see Thursday, Sept. 16.
Jennifer Shepherd MCT Direct
$5.00 Off Cover Some S ome restrictions apply SEX IS OUR BUSINESS AND WE AIM TO PLEASE! ®
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Recent MSU graduates Natalie Sutherland (left) and Lyndsey Mauro, working for the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, trade green and white beads for donations next to Comerica Park prior to the MSUFlorida Atlantic game Saturday at Ford Field in Detroit.
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INGREDIENTS • 1/2 lb sharp cheddar cheese, sliced or shredded • 2 oz blue cheese, crumbled • 3 oz cream cheese, sliced • 1 tsp caraway seeds • 1 tsp paprika • 1/2 cup Guinness INSTRUCTIONS • Combine cut up cheddar, blue cheese and cream cheeses in the bowl of a food processor or blender. Add caraway seeds, paprika and Guinness. • Blend until smooth. Transfer to a serving bowl or crock. • Serve at room temperature with crackers or beer-can biscuits, or spread on grilled hamburgers or hot dogs. Makes about 2 cups. Source:Karott Productions’ Guinness Recipes
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At far left, an MSU fan naps in the stands in the 1st half of the Spartans’ game with Florida-Atlantic. Performers with the MSU Marching Band entertain the crowd prior to the Spartans’ game at Ford Field in Detroit.
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When the Michigan State University football team took on Florida Atlantic at Ford Field in Detroit last week, Spartan fans headed east to support their team. MSU won 30-17.
The MSU Marching Band moves past Ford Field prior to the Spartans’ game with FloridaAtlantic Saturday.
FILM Celebrating the Classics: “Casablanca”, Celebration Cinema, 200 E. Edgewood Blvd., Lansing, 393-7469, www.celebrationcinema.com, 1:30 p.m. and 5:45 p.m. Sept. 21 and 23 and 11 a.m. Sept. 26. Cost: $3. Mid-Day Movie, Capital Area District Library Downtown Lansing Branch, 401 S. Capitol Ave., Lansing, 367-6363, 2 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays, Sept. 7-Dec. 23 (no film Nov. 11 and 25) " Movies suggested for adults will be shown on the big screen in the auditorium. Call for info.
HOLIDAY Jackson’s Underworld, see Thursday, Sept. 16.
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OPEN MIKE
Pickin’ In The Park, Burchard Park, Turner Street and Grand River, Lansing, 485-4283, 6-9 p.m. Sept. 21 " Jam session held every Tuesday through October. Performers will be at Burchard Park. "
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DANCES Community Dinner and Dance, Charlar Place, 4230 Charlar Drive, Holt, 699-5595, www.charlarplace.com, 6-10 p.m. Wednesdays " Dance to the sounds of the Jack Clarkson Band. Dinner included. Cost: $10 for dinner and dance.
ROCK
Lights Over Paris, Some Hear Explosions, Mac’s Bar, 2700 E. Michigan Ave., Lansing, 484-6795, www.macsbar.com, 8 p.m. Sept. 21. Cost: sold out, go to FusionShows.com for a chance to win tickets. VAR I ETY
Charlie and the Tune-as, VFW Post 701, 123 N. Rosemary St., Lansing, 485-1656, 7:30 p.m. Sept. 21. " Compared to What, Green Door Blues Bar & Grill, 2005 E. Michigan Ave., Lansing, 482-6376, www.greendoorlive.com, 9:30 p.m. Sept. 21. "
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Shape note singing, Edgewood United Church, 469 N. Hagadorn Road, East Lansing, 381-1321, www.fasolamichigan.org, 7-9 p.m. first and third Tuesdays of the month " Traditional singing from the 1991 edition of “The Sacred Harp.” Beginners welcome. Loaner books available. "
PEC Movie Night: “The Most Dangerous Man in America: Daniel Ellsberg and the Pentagon Papers,” CADL Downtown Lansing Branch Library, 401 S. Capitol, Lansing, 515-5634, www.peaceedcenter.org, 6:45-8:45 p.m. Sept. 22. "
campus, south of Physics Road, east of MSU Auditorium, East Lansing, 353-9834, www.art.msu.edu, 7 p.m. Sept. 22 " Topic is “Ja Ta: The Power of Photography in Mali, West Africa.”
FOOD AND DRINK Fall 2010 Visiting Chef Series: Myles Anton, Kellogg Hotel & Conference Center, 55 S. Harrison Road, East Lansing, 432-5049, www.stateroom restaurant.com, 7 p.m. Sept. 22-23 " Featuring Chef Myles Anton of the Trattoria Stella Restaurant in Traverse City, along with winemaker Bryan Ulbrich of Left Foot Charley Winery. The first night features a lecture and demonstration of a multi-course meal. Samples of each course will be served along with two wine or beer pairings to accompany the food. Call or go online for more information and to RSVP. Cost: $60 per person cooking demonstration, $75 for dinner with the chef.
HOLIDAY Jackson’s Underworld, see Thursday, Sept. 16.
LECTURES AAH Lecture: Candace Keller, Kresge Art Center, MSU
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MUSIC VAR I ETY
Don Middlebrook and Living Soul, Reno’s East, 1310 Abbot Road, East Lansing, 6-10 p.m. Sept. 22. " Nick May, Mark’s Watershed, 5965 Marsh Road, Haslett, 999-7433, 7-11 p.m. Sept. 22. " Pete Trappen, Reno’s West, 5001 W. Saginaw Highway, Lansing, 321-4406, 6-10 p.m. Sept. 22. " Scott Seth, The Post, 213 Ann St., East Lansing, 332-7678, 8 p.m. Sept. 22. Slice, Green Door Blues Bar & Grill, 2005 E. Michigan Ave., Lansing, 482-6376, www.greendoorlive.com, 9:30 p.m. Sept. 22. "
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JOHN DEERE 790 4 x 4 30 hp tractor. Low hours, loader , finis h mower & rear blade. $13,500. 517-242-0203 OFF WHITE gas range, $250; 2 off white refr igerators $200 & $275; heavy d uty loft $100. 517-242-0203
4X5 round hay bales, 1st, 2nd & 3rd cutting. $30 to $40 ea. Ph. 517-819-7565 ALFALFA/TIMOTHY. HAY, 2ND CUTTINGNever wet. $3/bale. 517-974-5098.
A BED QUEN PILLOWTOP mattress set, new in plastic, $200. Call 517-410-4921. Can deliv er.
PELLET STOVE- USED 1.5 SEASONS. Incl. 2 tons of pellets & base. $1,500. 517-663-3572 DELTA GUN SHOW. S un. S ept. 19. Open to public. W. of Lansing on Sagina w WANTED: UNWANTED Hwy., N. Can al Rd. to club. appliances, air condit ion9-3pm. $2. 517-321-5843. ers, cars, trucks, vans, f arm machinery, lawn mowers, campers, hot FOR SALE 12 gauge Ithaca water tanks, aluminum or auto model 51, $275/best steel boats, aluminum winoffer . Mossberg 12 gauge dows or doors, aluminum auto, w/simmons scope, toppers, any types of alu$450/best offer . 517-332minum or steel siding, 5993 pr 517-712-0782 4 wheelers, go carts, trailers, batteries. GUN & KNIFE SHOW at PortAll picked up for Free. land Grand River C onserCall 517-628-2818 vation C lub. S ept. 12, 9-5. Adm. $2. 2 mi. NW of Portland on Lyons Rd. Open to public.
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MOSSBERG 12GA SLUG AMISH BUILT dining room GUN- MODEL 695-SCOPEtable, solid oak, 3’ high, RIFLED- PORTED $325.00 58’’ long, 18’’ leaf, 6 (517)927-0226 highback swivel chairs. ALTO SAX YAMAHA YAS 23. Listed $3500, sell for Cas e, neck strap, clean kit WEATHERBY rifle, 300 wby $800/best offer . 574-6133 $425. Ph. 269-569-5383 mag, sub-moa, stainless steel, synthetic stock, muzzle brake, scope, base 1989 TROY-BILT 4 hp C hip- BEDROOM ARMOIRE C ream KIMBALL OAK CONSOLE & rings. $750. Marlin lever w/pale flow ers, $200, & vapiano w/bench very good per S hredder . Works. Teaction rifle, 30-30, walnut riety of original art. Call condit ion. $650. 517-655cumseh engine. Manual. stock, sling, 3x9x40 Bush517-332-3161. 4506 $180/obo. 517-449-1222. nell scope. Almost new. $350. 517-242-1991
REWARD $500 Reward for infor mation leading the arrest and conviction of person or persons committing a home invasion August 17, 2010, on Watson Road in Bath, Michigan. You will remain anonymous. a C ll the Bath Police at 517-641-6271 or write PO Box 291, Bath, MI 48808.
WINCHESTER MODEL 70, 338 cal., 3x9 scope; Remington Model 700, 280 cal. 3x9 scope. Never fir ed. $750/each. 517-543-8721
ANTIQUE BUYER paying cash for vintage artwork, f urniture, lamps, clocks, sterling silver items, musical instruments, pottery, vintage radio & stereo equipment. Call John 517886-9795.
ABANDONED CATS DES PERATELY S E E KING homes. Neutered black males. Meds done. $25/each. 517-487-8381 ABYSSINIAN KITTENS C FA, rare, beautifu l, very loving. 1/2 price sale d ue to economy. $150. 734-587-3033
CKC - S hots, BOXERS AKC REG., 7 pup- M A L T E S E wormed, vet checked. pies, 1 male, 6 fema les. $350-$450. Call 517-507$550 fema les, $500 male. 8628 or 517-267-9665. Call 517-702-9573. CHIHUAHUAS 1 tiny MALTESE PUPPIES AKC blonde, 12 wks. $375; shots, wormed. $500. Call short & longhaired, 11 517-627-6418, 517-614-9564 wks, $175 ea; 1½ yr old male $100. 517-812-6523. MINI AUSIES NSDR born 8CHIHUAHUAS AKC & CKC 11 shots wormed. Parents registered. 2 pups & 2 on site. $400 (517)605-5837 ad ults. $250-$350. Owosso 989-666-6486 MIN-PIN PUP,S BLACK & COCKAPUPPY CHOCOLATE rust. 1st shots, wormed, male, $300. 517-726-0368 $250. 989-584-6192. No or 517-231-9310. S unda y calls.
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DACHSHUND MINI PUPPIES NEAPOLITAN MASTIFF AKC, 1 male, 1 fema le, red pups, blacks & blues, 1st & MALTEES $400 & black brindle, read y on shots, wormed, $500. YORKIES Yorkie-Poos & Malte-Poos 9/20, $400. 517-371-5769. Read y to go. 248-921-0825 $250-350 Nonshed, S hots, ToyS ize (989)225-1367 DACHSHUND PUPPIE,S AKC OLDE BULLDOG PUPS 12 Registered, shots, wks, all shots, dew ormed, wormed, $350.00. (269)763males & fema les, red with 9715 (269)420-5428 red nose $500 517-763-7324
AUTO SALES C hampion C hrysler Jeep Dodge, Lansing Michigan’s f astest growing dea lership is currently seeking experienced and nonexperienced salespeople in our New and U sed car depa rtments. We offer an extensive training program, 5 d ay workweeks, strong management support, health and dent al insurance, and a f un work environment. Our salespeople earn above average income, with the potential for very aggressive earnings. Our commission plan is one of the best in the area. If you need a career change, are tired of your current job , or are new to the workfor ce, call us toda y to set up an interview. Jay or Darryl at 1-517-703-2300
DACHSHUND PUPS Beauti- PAPERED PITBULL PUPPIES f ul, available now. $350 Tan with red noses, 6 cash each. Vet care UTD. weeks , pure bred, shots, 517-543-7024/517-541-6004. $300. (269)838-9557 ENGLISH BULLDOG PUPS AKC, born 6/25/10. $1,800. FEMALE, 4 yrs., $500. 517-569-3744/517-879-6773.
PEEKAPOO PUPPIES Fuzz y little tedy d bears, $300. 517-726-0368.
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PERSIAN KITTENS CFA , ENGLISH BULLDOGS WHITE $100. ALSO 6 mo. white with f awn markings, 2 male, $25. Call 517-507weeks, AKC Registered, 8628 or 517-267-9665 Beautifu l coat and markings, C hampion lines, PUP AKC- blue Health guaranteed, pa- PIT BULL eyed, 7 mo. old male. Ears rents on site, shots, show done, housbroke. Loves quality, vet checked, people. $600. 517-614-0740 wormed, 6 males @ $1500 2 fema les @ $1800. $500 BICHON AKC FOR s t u d non refu ndable depos ite PITBULL PUPPIES (BLUE) service. 3 successf ul lit$1500. (517)896-0403 parents on site, going to ters. $400. Call 989-463( 5 1 7 ) 2 3 0 - 5 8 1 8 be large, 1st shots & dew 4686. ronbrayj r@comcast.net ormed, $150. 517-993-1813
E GLISH MASTIFF PUPPIES ADORABLE Pochon-Ted d y N 2 beautifu l fema les, AKC. puppies, 1st shots & Call 269-628-4594 or wormed, vet checked. zzmastif s f @aol.com $300. 517-468-3986 GERMAN SHEPHERD FE AKITA-4 YR OLD spayed feMALE Pups AKC, lg. boned, male with a sweet even temperment, good tempermant, needs a paw/kids . $450. 734-587-3033 tient, sensitive home. Call 517-669-6452. GERMAN SHEPHERD PUP PIES AKC reg., 2 males, BEAGLE 5 MO. old male, long coats, all shots. For Field champ bloodlines , more info. 517-575-2032. shots, wormed, dews done. $200. 517-294-1050. GERMAN SHEPHERD PUP PIES Black & tan. 1st shots, wormed. Read y to BICHIPOO PUPS 6 Wks, go! $275. 989-261-3144 Dewclaws, Good with childr en, lovable, vet PUP chkd, $300.00. (517)625- GERMAN SHEPHERD PIES black/tan, parents on 5544 kim.fa rris@td s.net site, shots, $400. 517-881-2349/517-449-9832 BICHON FRISE AKC Read y S ept. 25, $500. GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS Call 989-463-4686. AKC- Great bloodlines , sad dleback. Priced to sell. 8 wks. $500. 517-541-6693 BICHON FRISE PUPPIE!S Perfec t f amily pet! No shedding or odor . GOLDENDOODLES E xp’d. CK,C Health guaranteed. breeder , quality, home 517-663-2256 raised. Labradoodles mi.com 989-435-3219. BICHON PUPPIES GREAT DANE PUPS7 wks., nonshedding, quiet cuddly blk., brindle. AKC- UK,C companions, the perfec t $1,000. S hots & ears. f amily pet. 269-795-2005. 810-449-2729/517-993-7639. BICHON, YORKIE & TEDDY RAISED PUPPIES BEAR PUP,S $400-$800. Vet HOME f rom $275. Goldendoodles , checked, shots, wormed. Bichon-S hih Tzu, C ocker www.puppy-place.net mixes. 989-386-6927. 517-404-3045
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PUGGLE PUPPIES 7 wks old, 1st shots & wormed, small & loveable. $250. 989-427-3205. PUGGLE PUP,S SMALL f awn. S hots, wormed. $250. 517-202-4119/517580-9420
CLERK NEEDED looking for exp. with payd ay lending, knowledge of E xcel a must. Full time. Please f ax your resume to Dicker & Deal, Attn: Mary, 517-346-5069
PUG PUPPIES A K C , 1st shots, wormed. 16 wks. $350. Call 517-740-6725. PUG PUPS AKC reg., quality Vet @, f awn. Tiny, sweet, 7 wks., health guar. $500. 517-676-4091. SHIH TZU/ DACHSHUND MIX 12 wks. Vet care UTD. 1 male, 1 fema le. Family raised. $200 & $250. 517543-3565, 517-213-1212.
Capit al Area Academy is looking for :
SHIH TZU PUPPIES w/ papers. Vet checked. Wormed, shots, dew claws, nonshedding. $300. 989723-2859 or 989-205-3369
* Full Time MS Scienc e/Technology Teacher, *Part-Time C hildcar e for morning and af ternoon,
SHIS- TZU POOS & Maltipoos All males, 12 weeks old 1st & 2nd shots, heartworm & vet checked. Parents on site, Ador able $325.00 (517)223-9370
*Part-Time C hildcar e Director, *Full-Time S pecial E d ucation Aide. S end resume to: dlaabs @ capitalacademy .org
SHORTY BULL PUP f emale, f awn with black mask, ears done, screw tail, Vet UTD, $1000. 517-763-7324.
TOY POODLE, POMERANI AN & POM-TESE Pups. N,S CUTE & ad orable, AKC reg., KITTE CASH PAID FOR d iabetic BOSTON TERRIER S hots, wormed, vet @. 7 wks., raised w/ kids , litbeautifu l social girl, Vet test strips. Most types up $350-$500 ter trained , assorted colchkd., health guar., extra to $12 per box. Call 517517-861-7086 ors, $25/ea. 517-230-2956 nice. $500. 517-676-4091. 669-1197. LABS AKC CHOCOLATE & WESTIES AKC VET/ SHOTS. PUPS E XGENERAL MOTORS VOUCH - BOSTON TERRIER Yellow, shots, wormed, Born:3/10. $550.00. Call CELLENT Q uality, S hots, ER WANTED. If you would dew claws removed, & vet Tamara(517)646-9393 wormed. $325 . like to sell your GM vouch@ , f amily raised, great 517-202-4119/517-580-9420 er, call John 616-889-2056 with kids , parents on site, YORKIE PUPPIES 1 black & $300-$350. 517-627-9416 gold small fema le, $600 or AKC Fawn I BUY OLD STUFF - Toys, BOXER PUPPIES $800 w/AKC papers. 1 blue & brindle, champion blood - POMERANIAN PUPS dolls , glass, paper items & & gold baby f ace tiny girl, CKC line, $600 limited reg. $900 more. Paying cash. $800 or $1000 w/AKC pa2 fema les. S hots, wormed. f ull reg. Call 231-924-2983. 517-623-0416. pers. 517-852-9979. $350/each. 517-541-9782
DENTAL TECHNICIAN Now Accepting apps in all phases of Dental Labs:C rown/Bridge, Dental C eramics, & Dentures. E xp. Necessary. S end resumes to: SDL PO Box 21127 Lansing 48909 or spartandent allab@ aol.com
The Jackson C ounty Intermedia te School District is seeking applicants for the below positions: • E d ucation C oordina torMath/Scienc e • School Psychologist • .5 Instructional AssistantHealth S ervices To view the complete job posting det ails and apply online, please go to: http://www.jc isd.or g
DELIVERY DRIVERS We have 3 F/T and 6 P/T positions. You will be de livering parts f rom the warehouse to the CARQUEST S tores in the area. Requirements -Good d riving record, background check and d rug test. Apply online to www.carquest.com/ careers HOUSEKEPERS Candlew ood S uites now hiring housekeepers & Asst Lead. 1+ yrs exp prefr d. C omp pay & flx hrs. Apply in person 3545 Forest Rd, Lansing MI
PART TIME WORK $14.25 base-appt Flex. sched. customer sales, service, condit ions apply, all ages 17+ 517-333-1700 Call TODAY! SNOW PLOW DRIVERS & sidew alk crews with own equipment & insurance. Apply Mon-Fri. 8-5 at 6025 Aurelius Rd., Lansing.
WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT OPERATOR $18.7 8 an hour with f ull compliment of benefits. Applicant must have strong mechanical ability and the equivalent of a high school diploma with courses in mathematics and science preferred. Candia d te must also hold and maintain a valid Michigan d river’s license and possess the ability to obtain a valid CDL license. Applications will be accept ed thru S ept 24 2010. Apply in person or mail the application and suplimental application to S outhern C linton C ounty Municipal U tilities Authority, 3671 W. Herbison Rd., DeWitt, MI 482 8 0 between 7 a.m. and 4 p.m. Monda y -Frida y. Applications also available online at www.sccmua.com.
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Montcalm C ommunity C ollege, a small rural institution in west-central Michigan, enjoys proximity to several metropolitian areas and state universities. MCC is within a hours’ d rive of Grand Rapids , the state capitol in Lansing and Mt. Pleasant. C ollege programs reflec t the community’s businesses and industries , which are automotive-related, small business and corrections, among others. MCC is seeking to fill this f ull-time professiona l staff position which will assist the Diector in the general operation and coordina tion of the Financial Aid Offic e and services. All applications must be submitted on a Montcalm C ommuntiy C ollege application for m. S ubmit application for m, cover letterdet ailed resume, copies of your college and university transcripts and three current letters of refer ence to : Anne Hertz-McCo y, Personnel & Benefits Manager Montcalm C ommunity C ollege 2800 C ollge Drive, S idney MI, 48885 FAX: 989/328-2950 (Website contains MCC Application for E mployment Form and det ailed job des cription) www.montcalm.edu
INGHAM COUNTY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COORDINATOR S tarting Sal ary: $58,3 45 OPEN UNTIL FILLED Works with des ignated contracted communities to dev elop and implement work plans for economic dev elopment assistance and job retention. C ollects infor mation regarding development in Ingham C ounty and prepares reports, graphs, charts and other d ata. Attends various monthly board meetings and serves as the technical resource person to a variety of committees and Board s. S erves as Ingham C ounty EDC Board E xecutive S ecretary and maintains the EDC Web Page. Provides general business and economic development activity assistance to other organizations and the public. Applicants must possess a Bachelor’s Degree, a minimum of 3-5 years of related experience and a valid Michigan Driver’s License.
RETAIL SALES American Home Fitness seeks a fit ness orented sales person for a career in fit ness equipment sales in a rewarding retail enviroment. C ompensation includes base and commission with opportunity to ad vance within this growing company. Interested candia d tes f ax resume to: 517-347-7902 or email to: okemos@ americanhomefit ness. com SALES ASSOCIATE Wanted: FRIENDLY PEOPLE Full or part time. Training provided. Hourly + commission ($25-$35K/yr.) East Lansing location. Apply at C ountry S titches, 2200 C oolidge Rd., East Lansing, or send resume to C ountry S titches, 2200 C oolidge Rd., East Lansing, MI 48823.
Brink’s Machining C o., a Tool and Die S hop in Alma is seeking indiv idu als to fill Machinists positions. Must be able to Process, Program, S etup and Machine det ails. We offer competitive compensation and benefits package. For consider ation please submit resume to: Brink’s Machine C o. 776 Lincoln Rd. Alma, MI 480 8 1 Or phone 989-453 -6154 for an application. You can also submit resume via email to: ethum@ brinksmachine.com.
For infor mation on how to apply and to view the f ull job des cription visit us at ingham.org and link to the job opportunities page; or send resume, cover letter, MID-MICHIGAN COMPANY college transcripts and SEKS an indiv idu al with Ingham C ounty application experience in a f ast movvia: ing manuf acturing environment; qualified indiv id Mail: ual will possess a high 5303 S . C eda r S t., S te 2102, school diploma or GED, Lansing MI 48911 some on-the-job experiHand Deliver: ence in quality, f urnace 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM Mon.-Fri. operation (indu ction/ Fax: 517 87 -4396 atmosphere), and/ or maE mail: HR@ingam.org chinery maintenance. Interested indiv idu als may e-mail resume and refer ences to mfgjob j ax@ gmail.com. SOCIAL WORKER Full Time 2nd/3rd S hifts Network180 , located in Grand Rapids , is the mental health authority serving Kent C ounty, managing the deliv ery of mental health, substance abuse and dev elopmental dis ability services. Network180 is seeking an Access C enter C linician. This position provides crisis intervention, assessments, and referra l services. Activities may take place in a variety of settings and either f aceto-face or over the telephone. Visit www. network180 .org for det ails and appliction process. Network180 is an E qual Opportunity E mployer.
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Nichols, an well established, Inde pendent Distributor of Janitorial/Sanit ary prod ucts in partnership with the maker of Tide® seeks a highly motivated indiv idu al to work as an On Premise Laundry S ervice/Sales S pecialist in the greater Lansing area market (north and east). This is an exciting new opportunity and is foc used on the Lodging and Healthcare ind ustries.
Must be willing to respond quickly to service calls, since customers of these laundry produ cts expect a 24 hour response. Position requires good mechanical ability and physical dex terity. Prior experience in servicing chemical dis pensing equipment will be a plus. Training will be provided on the produ cts and equipment associated with our On-premise Laund ry program. S ome travel will be required. Must have good communications skills & enjoy the challenge of problemsolving, selling and serving customers. Idea l candi d ate will have a proven track record of success in the Laundry service arena. We offer a competitive salary, benefits and a bonus opportunity.
Memorial Healthcare of Owosso seeks a d ynamic leader for our respected Home Health and Hospice depa rtment. Minimum Required: Q ualified candia d tes will possess a RN license for the S tate of Michigan; have experience with Medicar e, Medicaid, BCBSM rules, regulations, and licensure standa rd s; knowledge of The Joint C ommission; Home Health & Hospice reimbursement through third party payers; previous Home Health experience absolutely required. Preferred: Hospice experience; two years of Home Health supervision; and Baccalaureate degr ee in Nursing or related Health Scienc es field.
RN/ Director For private home care agency in Lansing Position salaried + bonuses. E xp. necessary, supervisory exp. preferred. Call 204-1247 between 8 a-5p or f ax resume to 87 -9802.
4 RENTAL HOUSE FOR sale - f ully occupied, must sell. together. E xcellent income opportunity! Call 517-7194204 or 989-233- 7063 LANSING-16 UNIT All indiv idu al utilities. $350,000. Other properties available. Call 517-388-0 584
Memorial Healthcare is a 148-b ed f acility with a medical staff of over 170 providers. With more than 1,000 employees, Memorial Healthcare is the largest employer in S hiawassee C ounty. Our people are our most valuable resource. Our dedicat ion to caring is what difer entiates us f rom all other health systems in the region. Memorial Healthcare is committed to providing expert care with the home town caring our patients expect.
2002 POLAR KRAFT 14’ with 8hp Yamaha 4 stroke out board. 1 owner, incl. custom canopy, gas tank, two paddles . Less than 10 hours of use. $3000 or best 517-626-0400/517-930-4938
2001 SHULTZ mfg. home. OUTBOARD MOTORS27x54 w/att’d garage U S E D 2 through 25HP, 24x28, also covered rear some longshaf t, some porch, $59,900, psbl. short elec. start, 2 line presterm contract. 499 S hade sure tanks, 517-663-0576 Tree Trail, S ycamore Village in Mason. 517-7492054, 517-628-2327 PONTOON 24’ 1991 S weetwater New floor & carpet, Bimini top, 40 hp Johnson motor $3850 . 517-230-4745.
APPLY ON- LINE AT If you are interested in ORG putting your talents to WWW.MEMORIALHEALTHCARE. Join us to experience an work in a professiona l opindependent health care portunity please send a system that is progressive, resume/letter outlining f amily f riendly , and the reyour talents and expericipient of numerous esence. teemed award s. Q ualified candia d tes will be contacted. MEDICAL ASSISTANT FULL time position in specialty EOE offic e. Candia d te needs to be det ail oriented, able to HR @enichols.com work independent ly and Fax: 231-799-3550 have excellent phone etiquette. Fax resume to NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE (517)853 -0444
STAFF DEVELOPMENT NURSE Holt S enior Car e & Rehab is currently accepting applications for a Registered Nurse to provide support and training for our staff and f acility QA programs. Requirements for this position are as follows: ± E xcellent organizational skills ± Profic ient in S taff dev elopment & Training ± U ndersta nding of QA and Infec tion C ontrol Programs ± Knowledge of Long-Term Car e ± C omputer skills This is a f ull-time position with excellent employee benefits package. If interested please send or email your resume to mzoll @holtnr.org or 5091 Willoughby Rd., Holt, MI 48842 attention Human Resources. EOE SUBSCRIBE TODAY
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C ETERY SPACES E astEATON RAPIDS 364 +/- EM lawn Memorial Gardens , acres for sale, seller seeks Okemos. Garden of Faith, 2 buyer for a 5 year lease spaces side by side. Inback at market rates. cludes 2 vaults. Toda ys Good f arm w/high ratio of price approx. $6000. S ell tillable acres. Heartland for $3900. 989-235-6 506. Agricultural S ervices, LLC, 269-637-2625. EAST LAWN MEMORIAL www.heartlanda gservices.com Gardens , Garden of Nativity, lot #39-C space 4, 1 dou ble dept h lawn crypt w/vault. 16x24 bronze marker w/vase, $4500 value, selling for $2400. 517927-1568
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Midw est C enter for S leep Disord ers-Lansing has a f ull time and per diem position available for a Polysomnographic Technologist. Q ualified candi d ates must have complet- ROUND LAKE - LAKE ACed a CAAHEP accredit ed CES. 4 BR, 4 baths, 2,000 sleep technology training sf, has separate apt., perprogram, completed an Afec t for d aycare or rental. STEP on line S elf S tud y New well. +/- 3/4 acre. Modu le, or be a registry$69,900, all offers consid eligible Polysomnographic ered. 8 28-226-9998 or 517Technician. The applicant 290-2250, Mike must be det ail oriented and demonstra te excellent written skills. Must be comfortable navigating various softwa re programs and have the ability to troubleshoot equipment. C urrent CPR certifi cation required. Please email resumes to BY OWNER- EXECUTIVE j ulie.martin@mwcsd.c om. HOME close to schools & shopping. 3 possible 5 bd rm., many ammenities. Priced to sell. Call: 517PROGRAM 230-7117
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RELOCATE YOUR HOME AND SAVE! U p to $8,500 in relocation E xpenses, PLUS Discounted S ite Rent. $199*/mo. for 3 yrs. Amenities Include: µ C lubhouse µ Play Area µ Well MaintainedGrounds µ C onvenient Location µ E xcellent School S ystem µ On-S ite Management Call TODAY! S un Homes at Kensington Meadows (88)-605-2237 *Annual market
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’94 HONDA GOLDWING 1500. Parts. 2 saddlebag s, 1 trailer hitch, back tire & wheel w/rotor & rear end. 517-482 -1154. HONDA CR1 25, 2002- W ell maintained. Runs great. S ome extras. $1,700. 989-224-8335 HONDA GOLDWING 1200 1985 Only 26,000 mi. New tires, blue, extras, excellent, $3850 . 517-230-4745.
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1978 MOTORHOME $2200. 24’, 350 eng., air, f urnace, f ridge, stove, sink, toilet /shower. 989-224-7766 HOLT 2 bd rm., $3,500. Little work needed. Financing available. 8 66-694-08 21.
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Okemos based non profit seeks coordina tor for web based health care careers recruitment program. Requires a minimum of 3 yrs health care related experience, knowledge of d atabase management, word softwa re, & strong communication skills. E xperience in service based initiatives, sales & marketing a plus. S ome travel. Degree required. Respond with resume and salary requirements to recruitment@mhc.org.
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Family C ounselor Home based in Ingham C ounty. Bachelor’s in human services required (Master degree preferred) 2 yrs exp.. Proven ability to deliv er effec tive services to f amilies. Full time competitive wage and benefits. Valid d rivers license. C riminal background check, physical, d rug test, etc. S end, f ax or email resumes to: Highfields , Inc., Attn: Tracey Eagles on, PO Box 98, Ononda ga, MI 49264. Fax: 517-628-3 421. E mail: teagleson@highfields .org. EO.E
1997 HOLIDAY RAMBLER VACATIONER 32’ C lass A, comp. f urn., low mi. 27,78 6. $11,000/obo. 517-675-5262. CAMPING MEMBERSHIP LIFETIME. Camp C oast to C oast USA/ Can ad a $10/night (fu ll hook-up). (Paid $1,595) Must S ell $595, 1-800- 236-0327.
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Ear n up to $100 this week Now Accepting New Plasma Donors While saving lives. Please bring proof of addr ess, photo I.D., And S ocial S ecurity card or Immigration card. Talecris Plasma Resources, 3222 S . M.L. King Blvd Lansing 517-272-9044
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Geology Instructor, Full Time - Jackson C ommunity C ollege is seeking an indiv idu al for a tenure track position in Geology with a preferred start d ate of January 2011. Applicants unavailable to start until August 2011 will also be consider ed. Teaching responsibilities include Introdu ctory Geology and Physical Geography.
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KIWANIS VILLAGE, AN elder ly community (elder ly is defined as 62 years of age or dis abled of any age) located in Mason, MI is currently accepting applications for 1 Bedr oom, 2 Bedr ooms Apartments. ∫ U nits of barrier f ree des ign may also be available. Rent is based on income. OKEMOS- CUT,E VERY PRIFor affor d able housing call VATE, Lg. wooded lot. 1 (517) 676-6890. This instibd rm., enclosed garage & tution is an E qual Opportudec k. U pgraded kitchen, nity Provider . E qual Housbath & new wood flrs are ing Opportunity. TDD # brightened by skylight & (800) 649-3777. open flr plan. Fireplace & automatic garage door opener a plus. Incl. lower MASON level storage and WD 2 & 3 bd rm. fir eplace, hookup. $785. 517-899-0417 central air, washer/ d ryer. $750-$900. PORTLAND APTS 517-282-9669 has spacious air517-349-8000 condit ioned 2 bd rm apt homes read y for immedi ate occupancy. Move in toMASON LARGE 3 bd rm., d ay for $299. Call 517-647dow nstairs apt. Fireplace, 4910 to tour your new dec k, basement. $800 + home! utilities. 694-1755 d ays, 676-9178 wkends . C ell 5055875 wkends & nights. WILLIAMSTON 2 BDRM., recently remod MASON LARGE 3 bd rm., 1 bath, car garage, $675 dow nstairs apt. Fireplace, eled, +1 utils. Call 517-285dec k, basement. $825 + mo. 0575. utilities. 694-1755 d ays, 676-9178 wkends . C ell 5055875.
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Move in for $199 when you ATTRAC TIVE 2 bd rm., newly 5826 ORC HARD CT. C lean 3 bd rm, 1½ bath, f ull basesign a 12 mo. lease! painted, newer carpet, ment with W/D hookup. Forest View Apts, Haslett neutral colors, kitchen New carpet, appliances. * Immedia te Occupancy appli., if r eplace, ceramic Fenced backyard, private * C ozy 1 bd rm apts $560 bath. C leaned. S torage, dec k. C entral air. $800 + * PET WELCOME yard, quiet area. 1624 utils. 517-332-9255. * S ingle level bldg w/ priParkvale. No dogs . $670 + vate entries utils. + dep. 517-337-1007. BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SET * Washer/Dryer hook ups TING, 3 bd rm dow nstairs in utility room EAST LANSING Whitehills. unit, plenty of storage, ga* Vaulted ceiling in living 2/3 bd rm., 1.5 bath, garage & barn on 5 acres, room rage, semi-fin. bsmt., launmost pets welcome. * S torage access d ry. C lose to MS,U E . Lans. Laingsburg. 10 mins. to I* Lovely wooded setting schools, CATA bus stop & 69 or 127. $650 mo. + half * C lose to everything across f rom Patriarche utils. 989-627-3855. Call toda y for info and tour! Park. $825. Avail. now. 517-349-2250 517-449-0564. C ondit ions apply. HASLETT COUNTRY 2 bd rm, appliances., W/D hookup, basement, NOW LEASING central air. Nice yard. No application fee & Near I-69, E xit 98, $600+. f ree credit check Must see. 517-339-5368.
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HOMES FOR RENT! Payments starting as low as $629/mo. 3 Bed/2 Bath, Over 1000 S q. Ft. All Appliances, W/D, CA, Holt Schools , Pet Friendly . No Application fees ! REDUCED S ecurity Deposits. Call S un Homes at Kensington Meadows Toda y! 1-888-258-2412 www.kensingtonmeadows. com E xp. 9-30-10 EHO AFFORDABLE HOMES 1-4 bd rms, S ection 8 OK. Pets OK. Move in special! Flexible terms available. $395-$1095. 517-651-1374
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BEAUTIFUL 3 BR. HOU S E in 2 BDRM TOWNHOMES for Averill Woods S ubd. Natu3BR, 1.5BA, $595/mo. w/ garage, W/D HOLT CLEAN! ral woodw ork w/new W/D hookup, Dishwasher, hookup, bsmt. or balcony. appli., 2 car gar. Full bsmt. Air, Private Drive, Yard, S pecials available! Call for Q uiet area. 15 mins. to S hed. No smoking or pets. det ails! The Brookshires MSU or o d w ntown. $870. $750/mth includes water & (517)394-0736. 517-525-2283. Avail. S ept. sewer. 517-507-3887 1st. Photos at apts.com AIRPORT AREA TOWN HOME 2 & 3 bd rms, $695- LANSING - 112 W. Thomas, comletely remodeled, 2 COUNTRY HOME IN 720, carpet, patio, bsmt. bd rm., 1 bath, central air, S t. Johns, near Fowler. Must see. 517-321-1040. WD hookup. Fenced in Newly remodeled w/1 yard . Near school & park. car garage. No animals. BLUE WATER VILLAGE $595 + util. & dep. $750 mo. Dimonda le, near GM Delta 517-627-3552 C ontact 989-640-1664. plant. New 2 & 3 bd rms, 2 baths, starting at $700 MAS O NLE L S IE ARE A 3010 & trash incl. all applian& CLEAN 524 Lincoln Annis Rd. Beautifu l coun- CUTE 1803 DONORA, ces, bsmt., pets welcome. Ave. near Ingham Medical LANSING try setting, 2 story + f ull lease to own, 2 bd rm/ 1 Call 517-749-1714 or hosp. 2 bd rm., completely bsmt. 3 bd rms., 1 1/2 bath, hard wood floors, ap517-372-6250 remodeled kitchen & bath. baths, kitchen, dec k off pliances included. WD Full, partly finis hed basedining area, liv. rm., att. hookup 2 car det atched EDGEWOOD VILLAS 2&3 ment. WD hookup, fenc ed garage, W/D hookup, garage, $650/mo + $650 bd rm townhomes only backyard. Bonus room upappli. f urn., $825 sec. dep. dep. No pets/d rugs. 517$549-699. Call to schedu le stairs. No smoking. $600+ $825 mo. + utils. C redit 749-2482. a tour! 517-887-5000 dep. & util. $30 app. fee. check. No pets, no smok517-882-8697. ing. 517-589-8362. L A N S I N G - 2 bd rm GRAND LEDGE LG 2 DANSVILLE SCHOOLS MASON Okemos Schools . d uplexes and 1 & 2 bd rm. bd rm Townhouse, 1.5 Williamston addr ess. 5 mi. 1685 S tillman. 2 bd rm., 1.5 apts. $500-$675. Local bath, f ull bsmt, garage, f rom I-96, 30 min. combath, completely remod owner cell 989-550-1181. $695+ utilities. Newly mute to Lansing or Howell. eled, on 2 acres. Att’d 1 car remodeled. 1 bath, 2 lg bd rms., 1 den, garage. $800+ utilities. No 517-339-2486 quiet country home w/lg pets/ smoking. For more backyard, smoke f ree, info., 517-930-1575 $750 mo. 517-231-1902. LANSING-4 BD/2 B a GRAND LEDGE: U pda ted lg. Home for $44,900. PayWEBBERVILLE2 bd rm. 1200 sq. f t., 2 bd rm., + ments as low as d uplex, 2 car garage, DEWITT bsmnt., laundry. 1.5 bath, 2 $285/mo. a C ll Now $740/mo. 517-521-3242 or 3001 Jason Rd., story. Garage, lg. kitchen 800-240-0578 810-923-0910. 744 sq f t., 2 bedr oom, & bd rms,. w/balcony. 1 bath, i f r eplace, Fresh paint, newer carpet. det ached 2 car garage, No big dogs . $750 + util. WILLIAMSTON2 BDRM, propane heat. Avail. 9/1 LANSING 517-853-6307 NEW APPLIANCES & car517-622-6059 HOME peting. kitchen, dining or 2 story 3 bd rm., for mal H O L T : 2 bd rm, 1.5 bath 2 room, liv. room & dec k. www.sunda ncefa milyhome dining ,new kitchen, story partially fin. bsmt, C lose to dow ntown & center.com $750/mo. Call 517-641-7271 laundry hookup, dec k, air, schools. $550/mo. 517or 517-214-7648. Incl. snow, sewer, water, 655-1743 trash, lawn. Newer paint, EAST SIDE- 615 S . Fairview. carpet & appliances. Cat 2 bd rm. home, hrd. wood LANSING HOME DUPLEX or Toy dog ok. $710 to WILLIAMSTON flrs., newer carpet, kitchen For rent. Neat & clean, NEW construction, 4 $740. 517-853-6307. w/appliances, rec. room in 3 bd rm., 1st fl. laundry. bd rm., 1 1/2 baths, launbsmnt., washer/d ryer, lg. a C ll 517-641-7271 or d ry, all appliances includ MASON LARGE upda ted 2 yard. C lose to MS,U S par517-214-7648. ed. $950 mo. 517-202-6886. bd rm., 2 story + bsmnt. row, busline, nice area. laundry hookup, carport, $675+ util. 517-393-9599 NICE 3 BDRM. house in quifir eplace. Patio w/ courtet neighorhood on corner yard. Newer carpet, appliGRAND LEDGE 1 bd rm., on lot. Near busline, parks & ances, laminante & paint. the river, patio dec k, f urschools. Hard wood floors, Trash, lawn, major snow nished, washer & d ryer, 10 many upda tes, newer apincl. No big dogs . Nice mo. lease. Call 602-300pliances. No pets. $750 area. $715 +. 9672. /mo. + 1st mo dep. Ref. 517-853-6307. 3 BDRM., ENCLOSED back 517-204-2334 porch, f ree Granger serv~LANS I NG~ OKEMOS 2144 Kent S t. 2 ice, very clean house, no MASON: MOVE IN 1-4 BDRMS bd rm., 2 bath, fin. bsmt., 1 pets. $750 mo. 517-388S P E C I A L . 2 BR, 1 bath Available! S ection 8 OK. car det . garage, great 2661. shared bsmt. with locked $450-$850. Call Mark at wraparound dec k. Newly storage/laundry, air, fen517-482-6600 remodeled, appliances, 519 S . HAYFORD in Lansing ced backyard. $610 mo. close to shopping/ busline. 2 Bed * 1 Bath * Garage 517-230-3885,517-202-1781 $1000+ util. S ec. dep. & ap$645 * Call For Move-in plication fee. 517-980-1014 S pecial 517-349-7355 ~LANSING~ SOUTHEAST LANSING 3 1-4 BDRMS C harbd rm., 2 baths, loft , air, 813 W. LAWRENCE ST JOHNS 211 Wight S t. 3 Available! S ection 8 OK. lotte 3 Bed* 1 Bath*Lg. bsmt., dec k, great neighbd rm. home. No smoking $450-$850. Call Mark at Yard $825 517-349-7355 borhood. 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PORTLAND- 3 bd rm., 1 bath ranch. 2 1/2 car garage, f ull bsmt., appliances, C /A, smoke f ree. No pets. Q uiet subdiv ision. Near I96. $800 per mo., $700 sec. dep. Immedia te occupancy. 517647-2242.
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ST JOHN:S Two bd rm immaculate ranch with 1 1/2 baths, partial finis hed bsmt., det ached two car garage, W/D hookup, private yard, yard maintenance incld. No pets. 306 N. Morton S t., $850.00 (989)640-1412
ST. JOHNS Well kept 2 bd rm WAVERLY 2 BDRM home, home, 2 car garage, large appliances, W/D hookup, kitchen, W/D hookup, lots garage, large yard, $650 +. of storage space. Great loAlso, spacious upper d ucation. $750 per mo., tenplex, 2 bd rms., appliances, ant pays water & electric. garage, $625 +. No smokAvailable for occupancy ing or pets. Safe, quiet, priAug. 1st. 517-282-8015. vate park. 517-484-8220.
spacious offic e, PERRY Lansing Rd. at M- LANSING f ull or part time in an es52. S uper location, 200 tablished therapy practice. f rontage on Lansing Rd. Includes waiting room, f ax 3500 sq.ft . commercial copier, kitchen area, utilitbldg. Big parking lot. ies & phone. Possibility of $1200. Call 517-381-9808 referra ls. Ph. 517-703-0110 or rdphd@ j uno.com
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Chevrolet C MARO 1996 A $6,500 Red, w/T-tops, black leather, manual, 96700mi. 517-899-3622 CORVETTE 1994 $9,500 70,000 mi., burgundy/ta n int., removable glass top, S tored winters 517-482-3479 IMPALA LTZ 2009 $21,000 E xt Wrnty, Lthr, sunroof, 14000 mi, Black 517-214-7608
Ford TAURUS SE 2000 $2,700 Priv. Owner, pwr seat/pw/pl/pm, clean, 164K mi Well maintained 517-668-6092
Honda ACCORD EX- L 2004 $9,350 4 cyl, CD changer, Lthr, 110,000mi., Black 517-719-0258
Infiniti INFINITI I-30 2001 $5,500 Black 4 d r. S eda n, sunroof, V6, 137,500 mi. Bose w/CD, 1 owner. 616-560-4639 Lansing
Lexus LEXUS ES330 2005 $21,500 4dr , moon, pearl blue, lthr beige, 1 owner, 29700mi. E xcellent cond. Fully loaded. (517)303-6332
2009 LINCOLN MKZ SEDAN $25,900 E lder ly owned, 16K, moon, chromes, showroom new Dick S ova Auto Sales 989-828-6032
Mercedes Benz MERCEDES 190 1993 Gold, 33,000 mi., Florida car E xcellent cond.
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Mini Vans PONTIAC MONTANA SV6 2005 $6,800 6 cyl, DVD, 93,000 highway miles, E merald Green 517-331-4010 HANDICAP VANS USED, BOUGHT & SOLD Mini & f ull size 5751 S . C eda r - Call Dale 517-882-7299
Pontiac BONNEVILLE SLE 1999 $2,500 150k, Nice Leather & Paint, Good transportation 517-214-3222
Porsche 911 CARRERA 2005 $43,900 S ilver, Blk Lthr, 19,000mi., excellent cond. 517-202-7784
Saab 2002 SAAB HATCHBACK $4600 137k, runs great, 30+ mpg. New AC compressor. E xcellent condit ion 517-482-6043
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CAMRY LE 2006 $11,900 4 cyl, Pwr S eats, Low miles, S ilver. Wow price 989-798-3661
NEDED! MID SIZE CAR UNDER $1000 NOW to d rive back & forth to work 517-882-1847, 517-393-1334 VEHICLES WANTED Cas h money, Free towing. Call Anytime.
Trucks
DEAD/ ALIVE 517-487-8704
TOYOTA PICKUP T100 ’93 $3150/BEST 117K, auto., V6, air, tilt, cruise, exc. transportation. 517-505-1833
CAR DON’ T WORK Or is crashed! Tired of spending money? Will pay you Cas h Toda y & tow away f ree! Call 517-505-2098
CHEVY SUBURBAN LT 1500 2002 $5900 5.3L, all pwr, new tires, wheel barings & f uel pump E xcellent cond. 517-525-0445
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CHEVY SILVERADO 1500 2005 $7,900 E xt Cab LT, 8 cyl, 2WD, 153Kmi., Blue w/cap new tires 517-927-7986
BUYING JUNK CARS 7-da ys per week!!!
CHEVY AVALANCHE 2500 2002 $10,500 S unroof, Lthr, Loaded, 120000mi., Black 517-281-5985
PAYING TOP $ For j unk cars, trucks or vans. C lean yard = happy wife. 517-543-0825, 269-832-9780
CHEVY SILVERADO 1987 $4900/OBO S hortbox, 327 auto w/3K mi. Absolutely beautifu l, too much to list. Must see. 517-643-2023
CAR DON’ T WORK Or is crashed! Tired of spending money? Will pay you cash Toda y & tow away f ree! Call 517-505-2098
TOYOTA TUNDRA SR5 2004 $15,800 Access Cab, 8 cyl, 44000mi., Dk Red, Tow Pkg, new tires 517-862-8763
BENJAMIN & SON A1 TOWING WANTED Junk cars, vans & trucks. Top $ paid . 517-372-9737
FORD F150 FX4 SUPERCAB 2005 $19,200 8 cyl, Loaded, 36000mi. Retired, must sell! 517-321-6450
DEAD OR ALIVE Sal vage cars, trucks, vans. Free towing. We beat all offers. 517-482-2260 BUYING JUNK CARS & TRUCK.S Also misc. metal. $200-$800. 7 d ays a week.
Vans PONTIAC TRANSPORT VAN 1998 126,000 actual mi. 7 pass. Good cond.
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HANDICAP VANS USED, BOUGHT & SOLD Mini & f ull size 5751 S . C eda r - Call Dale 517-882-7299
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BMW 325X i 2004 $18,000 4 d r, auto, moonroof, sports pkg. 56700 mi. 1 owner. E xcellent cond. (517)303-6332
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