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June 19, 2011

Bernero wants to borrow $1M from reserves

Tina Houghton, of the Lansing City Council 2nd Ward, speaks at the dedication ceremony of Maguire Park the afternoon of June 13.

Mayor says city’s costs are rising faster than its revenue Lindsay VanHulle

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City administrators want to draw $1 million from fund reserves to fill an end-of-year budget shortfall, according to a budget amendment presented this week to the Lansing City Council. Costs have increased faster than expected, and revenue has not grown enough to offset the impact, Mayor Virg Bernero told council members. The amendment was sent to committee. It lists increased insurance and pension costs, Fire Department overtime and special election costs for the city clerk’s office as contributing factors. The city’s fiscal year ends June 30. Should the city receive any additional state revenue sharing above the $4.5 million it already expects — $3.3 million of which is to be matched with employee concessions in an effort to avoid layoffs — Bernero said he intends to use the funds to replace reserves. Randy Hannan, Bernero’s deputy chief of staff, said the amendment reflects the quarter from April through June. The city is a self-funded employer and pays for its employees’ health care claims. As such, the city receives monthly bills that vary based on the number of claims filed, finance Director Jerry Ambrose said. The most recent data are from April, he said. City administrators want the council to authorize up to $1 million from its budget stabilization fund based on current projections for the rest of the fiscal year. That would leave the fund at roughly $4.7 million next year. As it stands today, it is projected at about 6 percent of the general fund, below the desired range of 10-15 percent, Ambrose said.

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Maguire Park upgrades add ﬁnishing touch to River Trail Playscape, arch, rain garden among the newest features Laura Misjak

Upgrades to Maguire Park include a state-of-the-art playscape, pavilion, arch and landscaping improvements.

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Joggers, bicyclists and roller bladers glided past the newly constructed pavilion at Maguire Park Monday, June 13 as officials applauded the park’s completion along with the southern-most segment of the River Trail. The final detail — a “Lansing River Trail” seal — was applied to a large arch marking the southern end of the trail, near Jolly and Aurelius roads. “We know the River Trail has become a defining characteristic of Lansing,” said Mayor Virg Bernero. “And it just got a lot better.” See PARK, Page 2

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The final section of the River Trail opened about two years ago, but improvements to Maguire Park, such as a state-of-the-art playscape, rain garden, pavilion, arch and landscaping touches, were finalized last year and this spring. City officials first approached Joe Maguire, president and CEO of Wolverine Development Corp., in 2002 to ask for a possible easement on the property that is now part of 12-acre Maguire Park. “We said, ‘We’re not just giving you an easement, we’ll give you the entire property to do a park here,” said Maguire, whose family previously donated land for the original beginnings of the River Trail. Maguire donated the 12 acres, which was appraised at about $600,000, and paid for design, signage, the arch and more for $30,000. “We really wanted to call attention to the River Trail,” Maguire said. “You don’t just see it if you’re driving by. The final piece of the puzzle was the arch.” Kellie Dean, president of Dean Transportation, also donated a chunk of land to complete the trail. The pavilion and playscape were purchased with the city’s park millage money. The city also used about $2 million from the state’s Natural Resources Trust Fund Grant and the Michigan Department of Transportation to complete the trail, said Lansing Parks and Recreation Director Murdock Jemerson. The River Trail and park should inspire residents to step outdoors and cure “nature deficit disorder,” Bernero said. “It’s really breathtaking. You have to take a step back and pinch yourself to say, ‘My gosh, we’re in south Lansing,’” he said. “What a tremendous asset. Now all we’ve got to do is push Lansing folks and residents to come out and see it.”

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City gets heat from residents, township over unmowed grass Lindsay VanHulle lvanhulle@lsj.com

LANSING TWP. — In the ﬁght against tall grass, everyone is equal. Don’t mow it, and someone will notice. Even if you’re one of the region’s largest municipalities. Lansing Township leaders sent a letter June 3 to Lansing city administrators, informing them the grass in the closed Waverly Golf Course and adjoining Michigan Avenue Park was taller than the township’s maximum allowed height of 10 inches. Under the rules, the city had until June 10 to mow it or the township would do it for them. And not for free. The city-owned property is located within township borders near Michigan Avenue and Waverly Road. Roughly 100 violation notices were sent to township property owners during a two-week span in May, Supervisor John Daher said, adding that Lansing’s notice was sent out of principle, not out of spite. “We felt if we didn’t send one out, then why are we

On June 15, tall grass remains near the fence at the City of Lansing’s former Waverly Hills golf course in Lansing Township. Lansing workers typically mow around the perimeter of the park to trim long grass that is visible from the road. ROD SANFORD/LSJ sending out the other 99?” Daher said of the city. “We don’t want to battle over tall grass. However, we have a responsibility to abide by our own ordinance, which means we have to take care of our own properties.” Lansing workers typically mow around the perimeter of the Waverly park to trim long grass that is visible from the road, said Chad Gamble, the city’s public service director.

Priority is given to parks that host programs, Gamble said. When the weather cleared, efforts turned to cemeteries in preparation for Memorial Day events. “I’m sure they’re understanding of that, and I’m sure it’s just a matter of protocol,” he said of Lansing Township. It’s unlikely the township would cut the Waverly and Michigan Avenue parks, Daher said. Lansing Town-

ship’s parks department is staffed by one full-time employee and a part-time high school student. And, Daher said, the combined 116-acre city park likely exceeds that of the township’s six. “I don’t feel that the city would ever put us in that position,” he said. “I’m not going to kick the city to the curb when they’re down. I mean, everybody’s having problems with mowing their parks.” Complaints about tall grass have resounded throughout a rainy spring, which kept crews out of soggy parks. Mayor Virg Bernero told Lansing City Council members this week that crews are working overtime. “I, too, am not impressed with the long grass growing in our parks,” he said. “If you went out to mow your own lawn in May, you know how difﬁcult it was.” Portions of the Waverly and Michigan Avenue parks have been cut, but they are juxtaposed with long, waving weeds. See GRASS, Page 3

CATA offers new weekend service

LANSING — As one of Ingham County’s most visited parks, Hawk Island welcomes between 600,000 to 650,000 visitors annually. CATA recognized a need for bus service to this popular destination and was able to align the route with several other CATA services traveling to a central transfer point in proximity to the park. Beginning June 17, the Hawk Island Park bus will operate every Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Sept. 4. Buses will travel every 20 minutes between the boarding site at the S. Pennsylvania Meijer and Hawk Island Park via Pennsylvania Ave.

and Cavanaugh Road. Service hours run 11:40 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Sundays. Customers on CATA Routes 5, 8, 9; Mason Connector or Delhi Redi-Ride can transfer to the Hawk Island Park bus at the S. Pennsylvania Meijer for free with a transfer. Regular CATA ﬁxed-route fares apply — all CATA ﬁxed-route passes are accepted. Children under 42” ride for free. Passengers on the Hawk Island Park bus do not pay the park entrance fee. Park goers may also catch the Hawk Island bus at any CATA bus stop along the route.

Sandy Draggoo, CATA CEO/ executive director, is excited to offer this service to the South Lansing area. “Hawk Island is a popular destination for many county residents and we wanted to provide some level of access to the park. The service will operate over a 12-week trial period and its ridership will inﬂuence planning decisions for service next summer.” The complete Hawk Island Park schedule is available online at cata.org. For more information, contact CATA Customer Service at info@cata.org or (517) 394-1000. — From CATA

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The mowing issue has grated on residents who live near city parks. Before it was mowed last week, Michael O’Dell said grass at Porter Park, near his northeast Lansing home, looked to be 18 inches tall. It’s the tallest he can recall in recent years. “It just sort of grinds me that if I let mine go, they’ll write me up,” O’Dell said. “If we have to do it, they should have to do it, too.”

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MASON — A report conducted by Public Sector Consultants in March, 2010 looked at potential areas of costs savings in non-instructional services. The report indicated that there is no simple answer to the funding issues facing education, but consolidation of services could provide some relief. This report included all twelve of the Ingham Intermediate School District (ISD) service area schools with an annual collective cost of approximately $93 million for non-instructional services. The report identiﬁes non-instructional costs to include district-level administration, business operations, opera-

tions (facilities) maintenance, transportation, and other district-level support. The “outside the classroom” nature of these non-instructional functions that districts perform makes them the best candidates for consolidation with other districts or through the ISD. The report notes that “with an aggressive plan to consolidate or share noninstructional services, we could see a potential cost savings of 10-15%,” which would equate to approximately $9.3-$13.9 million. A number of shared services across the Ingham ISD service area already exist. Haslett and Williamston share business services and Ingham ISD handles business services for four districts. Additionally, all 12 districts work with Dean Transportation to transport our most fragile special education students and there are many other areas of collaboration. “We have a lot of programs and services we collaborate on, this is not something the legislature invented. We have been doing this in Ingham County for over 20 years,” stated Stanley S. Kogut, Jr., Laura Misjak detoured in both areas, with superintendent, Ingham ISD. lmisjak@lsj.com the complete Saginaw HighGeneral education transportation is one area of colway project expected to laboration currently being explored. A consortium has A few key projects on wrap up in September. been formed by eight districts, East Lansing, Haslett, the long list of local road Okemos, Williamston, Webberville, Stockbridge, Danswork can be checked off U.S. 127 ramp The northbound ramp within the next few weeks, and not a second too soon to U.S. 127 from Grand for construction-fatigued River Avenue is expected to reopen within the next motorists. A rainy, storm-riddled week, Arend said. The completion date for spring caused a few projects to have delayed end dates, that project was pushed but major projects that have back due to rain, she said. A weave-merge lane was closed portions of Saginaw Highway/M-43 in Delta and added to the ramp and Free refills on all sizes of pop and popcorn! Lansingtownships,saidMich- U.S. 127 between Grand Tickets and showtimes available at both igan Department of Trans- River Avenue and Lake Lanportation spokeswoman Kari sing Road. An MDOT rest stop off Arend. As a few projects come eastbound I-96 near Okemos and to a close, others are just also is set to reopen in the beginning, including the next month after it closed Located at US 127 @ Lake Lansing Road reconstruction of Harrison late last year, Arend said. Road in East Lansing. Though thousands of Harrison Road The first of two final drivers endure the construction headaches, local phases of an East Lansing business owners bear a project to reconstruct Harbrunt of the roadwork’s rison Road began this week, with the roadway closed downside. between Trowbridge Road Saginaw Hwy./M-43 and Shaw Lane. Motorists United Way Worldwide will launch MDOT crews are work- are advised to find alteran initiative to recruit 1 million ing to repair the underly- nate routes, but detours are volunteers nationally to serve as ing concrete pavement base in place. The project is and pave a new asphalt sur- expected to be completed readers, tutors and mentors to face on portions of Saginaw in late August. youth over the next three years. Highway/M-43. Wright Road/M-100 Two lanes currently are MDOT crews recently open westbound on M-43 between Rosemary Avenue set the beams at the Wright and Waverly Road, and west- Road/M-100 bridge over bound traffic also is continu- I-96 in Clinton County. The $5.6 million bridge ing through M-43 between project Marketplace Boulevard and reconstruction We invite you to be a part of this important initiative. Canal Road, near the Inter- began in February and is Visit www.capitalareaunitedway.org expected to wrap up by state 96 interchange. for more information and to sign up as a volunteer. Eastbound traffic is Labor Day. LJ-0100099658

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First it was mortgage documents, the ones signed by people who weren’t really bank ofﬁcials using names that weren’t their own. Then it was foreclosures carried out by a company that didn’t actually own any of the debt on the homes in question, the ones later declared illegal by the state Court of Appeals. Since April, the ofﬁce of Ingham County Register of Deeds Curtis Hertel Jr., has found more than 1,000 illegal foreclosures and cases in which foreclosure proceedings likely were based on fraudulent documents. The county’s Board of

Commissioners decided Tuesday night that the situation called for a few more lawyers. The board approved a one-year, $60,000 contract with Legal Services of South Central Michigan to provide representation to those who have lost their homes or stand to lose them.

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Board Chairman Mark Grebner said that, even as the county has trimmed spending in other areas, the contract was “almost a nobrainer.” “We’re dependent on tax revenues, and every foreclosure that goes through hits us for hundreds and hundreds of dollars,” he

said. “The property gets written down. It damages the property values of other houses. It’s just a mess for everybody. “I don’t have any doubt that we’re going to help 400 people,” he said, “and it’s worth $150 (per person) from the county to do it.” Hertel’s office began digging into possible foreclosure fraud in April, inspired by a “60 Minutes” story on a now-defunct Georgia company called Docx that hired workers to sign names that weren’t theirs on mortgage documents prepared for a number of major financial institutions. More than 100 of those documents had been filed in Ingham County. The same month, the Court of Appeals ruled that a company called Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems Inc. did not have the right to initiate

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foreclosure by advertisement if it didn’t actually own any interest in the debt on the homes involved. Which might sound unexceptional, except for the fact that MERS, which acts as an owner of record so that banks can sell and resell mortgages without the delay and cost of ﬁling documents with local governments, had done so hundreds of times in Ingham County alone. “This is a can of worms you open up and it just keeps getting bigger and

bigger,” Hertel said. “The reality is banks have cut corners and, in many ways, aren’t even involved in the foreclosure decision-making process. “We want actual people with skin in the game negotiating with citizens, and it

seems to take lawyers to be able to do that.”

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Up until three years ago, the Lansing ofﬁce of Legal Services of South Central Michigan didn’t even do foreclosure work. Now, it’s the main focus for three of their 10 attorneys. “There is concern with everyone involved that these companies didn’t seem to honor contract rules,” said Lori Pourzan, managing attorney for the Lansing ofﬁce. “How it’s going to play out, I don’t know, but do we want to seek accountability.”

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June 19, 2011

OLD AUTO PLANTS. MICHIGAN AVE., AMONG TARGETS

City gets $1M to clean up sites for redevelopment City leaders want to use $1 million in federal brownﬁeld dollars to clean and revive contaminated sites along East Michigan Avenue, in south Lansing and at old auto manufacturing plants. Private interest will play a key role in determining which sites are redeveloped ﬁrst, Lansing’s economic leaders said. Overall, the city’s share of funds from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency — the largest of Michigan’s $2.9 million and part of more than $76 million nationwide — will be offered as revolving loans to spur public and private investment. EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson joined Mayor Virg

Bernero on June 6 outside of the Lansing City Market to announce the funds. The site was chosen in part because of its proximity to the former Ottawa Power Station, which served as a backdrop for the news conference. About $400,000 in EPA funds were applied to a $182 million project to repurpose the former power station into the headquarters for Accident Fund Holdings Inc. and its Accident Fund Insurance Co. of America. In recent years, Lansing has received about $2 million from the agency. “This is how it’s done,” Bernero said. “That’s the importance of brownﬁelds.” Federal resources were intended for places that could beneﬁt most from the economic stimulus that

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LANSING TWP. POLICE REPORT for shoplifting. An ofﬁcer made contact with the subject who had stolen $50.00 worth of merchandise. The subject was released to his guardian at the scene.

Monday, June 6

Wednesday, June 8

• Six motor vehicle accidents were reported on this date. • In the 3000 block of E. Saginaw, a St. Johns resident reported that someone dumped several pieces of old wood in their dumpster. Someone also took two large red industrial fans. • At US 127 ramp 016 C, ofﬁcers responded to a one vehicle crash with the driver slumped over the wheel. The driver was operating under the inﬂuence of heroin by his own admission. Further investigation is being done.

Tuesday, June 7

• Two motor vehicle accidents were reported and four arrests were made on this date. • At 3225 Towne Centre Blvd, Walmart, a loss prevention employee reported having a juvenile male subject in custody

• Two motor vehicle accidents were reported and two arrests were made on this date. • In the 600 block of N. Catherine St, ofﬁcers responded to a Malicious Destruction of Property call. A resident reported that her boyfriend was upset and broke the front window of her residence as he left. • In the 3700 block of W. Michigan Ave, it was reported that an air conditioning reclaimer unit and tank were stolen from one of the suites. • At 3225 Towne Centre Blvd, Walmart, a Lansing resident reported that her vehicle had been damaged by an unknown female subject in the parking lot after an argument. The subject left in a black/gray Ford Flex vehicle in an unknown direction. • At 410 S. Clippert St, Whiskey Barrel Saloon, an ofﬁcer reported citing a female subject

for Minor in Possession of Alcohol-Consumption. The subject was transported to a local hospital for treatment. Due to the subject’s level of intoxication, her citation was given to her father at the hospital.

Thursday, June 9

• One motor vehicle accident was reported and three arrests were made on this date. • During a traffic investigation at Rosemary and W. Michigan Ave, officers reported arresting a male subject for a first offense of Driving While License Suspended. The subject’s vehicle was turned over to a licensed driver at the scene. • In the 100 block of Brynford, a resident reported that her DVD player was taken from her residence. A possible suspect was named.

Friday, June 10

• Two motor vehicle accidents were reported on this date. • At 314 S. Clippert St, Oades Big Ten Store, an employee reported an intoxicated male subject in front of

the store harassing patrons. Ofﬁcers made contact with the subject and witnessed him losing his balance and striking his head on the sidewalk. The subject was transported to a local hospital by LTFD. The subject was cited for Disorderly Drunk in Public. • In the 300 block of S. Rosemary, a resident reported multiple items, including credit cards, were stolen from her residence. Possible suspects were named. • In the 100 block of Brynford, a resident reported that jewelry has been taken from her residence over the past week. A possible suspect was named.

Saturday, June 11

• Two motor vehicle accidents were reported on this date. • In the 100 block of S. Clippert St, a resident reported that a male subject, known only by his ﬁrst name, stole his Nintendo 64 video game system. The complainant reported that the subject was homeless and had been staying with him since 6-7-11. • In the 500 block of S. Clippert St, a Mason resident reported that the driver side

window of his vehicle had been broken out, but nothing was taken.

Sunday, June 12

• Four motor vehicle accidents were reported and two arrests were made on this date. • In the 600 block of Clement St, it was reported that a garage had been broken into during the night and several power tools were taken. • In the 500 block of Clement St, it was reported that a vehicle had been broken into and a white/red Trek Mountain bike was stolen. • In the 700 block of Dryer Farm Rd, it was reported that a Black and Decker electric hedge trimmer was taken from a shed and replaced with a broken Ryobi electric hedge trimmer. If anyone has any questions or comments regarding this report or any other police matter, contact the Lansing Township Police Department at (517) 485-1700 between 8 a.m.-5 p.m. weekdays, excluding holidays.

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LANSING TOWNSHIP — The Lansing Township Police Department handled many incidents the week of June 6 to 12, 2011, including the following:

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Annual educator awards bestowed at same school

LANSING — The Greater Lansing Catholic Education Foundation (GLCEF) presented the 2011 Mother Seton Gifted Educator Awards to Angela Johnston and Mary Margaret Utess of Immaculate Heart of Mary-St. Casimir School in Lansing. The foundation called for nominations for this award in April and received an impressive response from parents and teachers wanting to honor their favorite educator in a Catholic School in the Northwest Region of the Diocese of Lansing. The GLCEF began presenting the Mother Elizabeth Ann Seton Gifted Educator Awards in 1998. These awards are made to individuals who are nominated by parents, students or their colleagues because

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they exhibit excellence in developing the intellectual, spiritual, emotional and social potential of their students. The letters of support for all of the nominees over the years have been heartfelt and powerful. The 2011 nominees were no exception. The committee narrowed the pool of nominees to two outstanding professionals, who happened to be on staff at the same school. It made perfect sense to the committee and the nominators of these outstanding candidates to make a joint

award this year, especially since each wrote a letter in support of the other’s nomination. GLCEF is proud to proclaim Angela Johnston, principal, and Mary Margaret Utess, administrative assistant, of Immaculate Heart of Mary-St. Casimir School as the 2011 Mother Elizabeth Ann Seton Gifted Educators. The award includes $1,000 for use by Immaculate Heart of MarySt. Casimir School for professional development or classroom aids and materials. For information on Mother Seton Gifted Educator awards and other programs of the GLCEF, contact Danielle Casavant at dcasavant@glcef.org or visit www.glcef.org.

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Stormﬁeld holds season auditions LANSING — Stormﬁeld Theatre general auditions will be held Monday and Tuesday, July 18 and 19, between 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. Auditions are by appointment and are open to both Equity and Non-Equity male and female actors. Headshots and resumes are requested to be brought to the audition. The theater is asking for two two-minute contrasting pieces. • “Heroes” by Gerald Sibleyras, translated by Tom Stoppard. First rehearsal Aug. 9, open Aug. 31, close Sept. 18 (three males). • “Race” by David Mamet. First rehearsal Oct. 11, open Nov. 2, close Nov. 20 (two white males, 40s; one black male, 40s; one black female, 20s).

• “Romantic Fools,” a new play by Rich Orloff. First rehearsal Dec. 13, open Jan. 4, 2012; closes Jan. 22, 2012 (one male, one female, comic vaudeville). • “Vigil” by Morris Panych. First rehearsal Feb. 14, 2012; open March 7, close March 25 (one female, one male). • “Niedecker” by Kristine Thatcher. First rehearsal April 17, open May 9, close May 27 (two females, one male, one young female (18)). Auditions will be held at Stormﬁeld Theatre, 201 Morgan Lane, Lansing MI 48912. For appointment time and information, contact CJ Ludwick, general manager, cj@stormﬁeldtheatre.org (517) 488-8450.

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ANIMALS

Financial assistance available for pet neutering or spaying, Capital Area Humane Society Spay & Neuter Clinic, 5919 S. Cedar Street, Lansing, ongoing. Voiceless-MI is able to assist lowincome pet owners with the cost of spaying or neutering their dog or cat. See website for more information. Info: www.voiceless-mi.org/low-cost-spay-neuter.

ART GALLERIES

“Animal ArtVenture”, Lansing Art Gallery, 119 N. Washington Square, Lansing, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Tuesdays through Fridays, 1-4 p.m. Saturdays and first Sunday of the month, April 29-June 23. Works by illustrator Kate Cosgrove. Info: 374-6400, . Cost: free. Lansing Art Gallery’s “City Streets Exhibition”, Downtown Lansing, May 19-Sept. 5. Two intersecting corridors of artwork created by Michigan artists installed on the public walkways and thoroughfares of Washington Square and Michigan Avenue. Community reception 5-8 p.m. May 19. Info: 374-6400,

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AUTO EVENTS

Capitol City Car Show, Days Inn, 7711 W. Saginaw Highway , Lansing, 10 a.m.-10 p.m. June 18 and 10 a.m.-7 p.m. June 19. Includes treasure hunt, 50/50 raffle, kids’ activities and more. Info: 485-1400. Cost: free to attend, $20 to register vehicle.

BIBLE STUDY

Bible Jeopardy, Williams Chapel Original Church of God, 3330 Turner St., Lansing, 7 p.m. fourth Wednesdays. Call the church office for more information or a ride. Held 7 p.m. fourth Wednesdays of the month. Info: 484-1484. Cost: free. Wednesday Bible Study, Greater Love Apostolic Temple, 505 Seymour Ave, Lansing, 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Wednesdays. Info: 371-5890.

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Call for mentors, Lansing area, ongoing. Mentor former prisoners. Looking for volunteers to help one to two hours per week with the New Life Mentorship Program. Call for more information. Info: 882-6870 ext. 230. Call for Mentors, Eaton County MSU Extension, 551 Courthouse Drive No. 1, Charlotte, June 19. Be a mentor. Looking for adults 21 and older to mentor teenagers in Eaton and Ingham County. STOMP 4-H Youth Mentoring

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Summer LABS Science Camps, Impression 5 Science Center, 200 Museum Drive, Lansing, June 13-Aug. 26. Hands-on exploration of science for children ages 3-15. Full and half-day camps available; registration required. See website for full schedule. Info: 485-8116, ext. 32, www.impression5.org. Cost: prices vary by age and camp.

Vacation Bible School, Friendship Baptist Church, 2912 Pleasant Grove Road, Lansing, 6-8 p.m. June 27-July 1. All are welcome. For preschoolers through adults. Call the church office to register. Info: 394-6369. Cost: free.

CLASSES

Beginning Boxing for Girls and Women, Lansing Boxing Club, 2120 S. Cedar St., Lansing, 5-6 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays. Come to workout or compete, all ages. Instructor is an Olympic hopeful. Info: 285-7972. Cost: $25 per month. Digital Downloads/ Downloading eMedia, Capital Area District Library Downtown Lansing Branch, 401 S. Capitol Ave., Lansing, 6:30 p.m. June 23. Learn how to download CADL’s free eBooks and eAudiobooks to

Free weekly yoga class, Just B Yoga & Tai Chi LLC, 106 Island Ave., Lansing, 6:30-8 p.m. Wednesdays. Free weekly power yoga class for all levels. Get rid of stress, increase muscle tone, meet new friends. Yoga mats provided. Info: 488-5260, www.justbyoga.com. Cost: Free. Junior Olympic Archery Development Program (JOAD), Demmer Shooting Sports Education and Training Center, 3365 E. Jolly Road, Lansing, 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Saturdays. Open to the public. Intended for ages 7-18 yrs. Class meets every Saturday. Visit website for more information. Info: 884-0550, www.demmercenter.msu.edu.

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Learn about rocks and minerals, Impression 5 Science Center, 200 Museum Drive, Lansing, 10 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Saturdays and noon to 5 p.m. Sundays June 18-26. Look closely at rocks under a microscope and learn to identify them based on their properties. Participate in the groundwater workshop and take home your own edible rock. Info: 485-8116, impression5.org. Cost: $5, $4.50 for seniors, pay your age up to age 5.

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Loves Little Children Day Care openings, Greater Love Apostolic Temple, 505 Seymour Ave, Lansing, ongoing. For ages 6 weeks through 12 years old. Hours: 6 a.m.-5:30 p.m. weekdays. Breakfast and afternoon snack provided. Parents are required to bring a healthy lunch for their children. Call for more information. Info: 372-4533. Cost: no registration fees, Department of Human Services payments accepted.

CHILDREN’S ACTIVITIES

Summer Sprouts science-based toddler playgroup, Impression 5 Science Center, 200 Museum Drive, Lansing, 9:30-10:30 a.m. Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, June 15-Aug. 27. Registration required by phone. Enroll in single session or all 11 weeks. Space is limited to 12 children per daily session. For more information or for a complete list of Toddler Science Day themes visit website. Info: 485-8116, ext. 32, www.impression5.org. Cost: per session: $7 members, $10 nonmembers, all 11: $70 members, $100 non-members, sibling care: $5 members, $8 non-members.

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Friendship families needed for MSU Japanese students, Hosei/ MSU Study Abroad Program, August through December. Families are needed to host MSU students from Hosei University in Tokyo. Students live in the dorm during the week but visit local families when they first arrive in August, at Thanksgiving, the weekend before they leave in December and at least two weekends a month during the semester. For more information, call or email dprice@maro.org. Info: 927-4010.

Participate in the City of Lansing Fourth of July Parade, Downtown, Lansing, deadline is June 24 for July 4 parade. Patriotic individuals interested in participating in the parade have until June 24 to submit entries. For parade application or more information, please call Lansing Parks and Recreation, Southside Community Center, 483-4290 or visit www.lansingmi.gov to print a parade application. Info: 483-4290, www.lansingmi.gov. Cost: Free.

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3126 W. COLONY, Rd., ST Johns, June 24-25 9-5 Misc. household items, furniture, clothing, Tv’s, etc. 3 FAMILY GARAGE SALE Huge entertainment center solid oak, clothing, electric stove, tables & chairs, boat & motor, misc. 12840 Oneida Rd., Grand Ledge. Fri.-Sat. June 24-25. 822 N SHELDON, C h a r lotte, June 24-26 9-5 Multi Family, Clothes, womens and Infant to 2T, toys, home decor, desks, TV, nascar, small girls bike, and lots of misc.

WILLIAMSTON condo complex on Zimmer Place (corner of Grand River & Zimmer Rd.). Fri. June 24 & Sat. June 25, 9-4. Address 1206: humidifier, small furniture, jewelry, all size clothing. At 1208: Baby things/toys, little furniture. At 1211: baby boy toys & clothing N-18mos., Miter saw. At 1218: Girls sz 10-16 & womens plus sz clothing, sewing-craftsfabrics, PartyLite, DS & Gameboy games. At 1219: electric clothes dryer, 5 1/2’’ joiner, planer, Delta sander, & 2 sets of china dishes.

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BLOOMQUIST ESTATE SERVICES SALE. TH REE DAY SALE. 2050 WYNDHAM HILLS DR. HOLT. Thurs. & Fri, June 23 & 24, 9 to 2 & Sat. June 25, 9 to 1. North off Holt Rd. 1/4 mi. east of Eifert. You may park in front of mailboxes until 2pm. Fun loaded packed & jammed double condo w/ 40s china cab., beveled glass oak stacking bookcase, fine sleeper sofa, Bernhardt sofa, tapestry side & zappy club chairs, Ekornes Eames style leather recliner, fancy inlaid desk & side stand, floral décor bombay cabinet, mission oak side & sofa tables, plantstands, nice rattan glass top dining set, bedroom set, oak bookcases, oak china cab., bakers rack, open display cab, computer desk & office credenza, file, floor globe, old cedar chest & trunk, lamps inc. mission/mica, rugs, art w/ Francisco Zuniga seated women, Dali limp watch etching w/ litho overlay, Coheleach wildlife + many other framed & loose art items. Nice SW art pieces, small Olla basket, sculpture, pottery, glass, china, unusual smalls, two kitchens w/ mucho nice kitchen wares, cookware, stainless, sm. appl., Jack Lalanne juicer, stereo, tv, antique Philco floor radio, many books inc. Franklin Lib. leather bound set, cd’s, dvd’s, electronic gadgets, printers, Olympus stereo microscope, specimen supplies, Nikon, Exakta + other cameras, lg. plate block & mint sheet stamp coll., tons of household supplies, cosmetics, nice linens, lots of quality ladies clothing & jewelry, vintage wedding gown, fabric, lawn & garden misc., orchids, planters, Ryobi weed trimmer w/ tiller attachment, appliances w/ two newer washers & dryers, two frigs & two elec. stoves, all Maytag, Hearthstone soapstone woodstove, patio set, mounted squirrel & fox, hand tools, vacs & tons more. Numbers at 8 garage at 8:30 Thurs., home at 9. FULL HUGE detail list & pics at: www.estatesales.net

CHARLOTTE-EATON CO. DEMS YARD SALE, 2206 Lansing Rd., June 25, 94p.m. Office equip., collectibles, appliances and more!!!

CHARLOTTE - 2144 HOLLY DR. June 23-24, 8-4. MULTI FAMILY SALE. Clothing boys 8-12, girls 7-10, Gymboree, Justice & Levis, mens, womens, games, toys, books, comics, DVDs, household items, trampoline, fountain, & preschool curriculum. No early birds. Off Otto, by Packard. CHARLOTTE 777 E. SANTEE, off Cochran. Fri. 6/24, 85p.m. & Sat. 6/25, 8-2p.m. Some antiques, books, kids to adult clothing, games, toys, bicycles and miscellaneous items.

PORTLAND-CHERRY HILLS CONDOMINIUMS ANNUAL SALE. Saturday, June 25th, 9-1p.m.

CHARLOTTE-HUGE SALE! 1221 PORTER DR. SAT. June 25, 9-5p.m. Bookshelves, wooden dollhouse, VHS videos, TVs, bedding. Liv. rm. artwork, Pfaltzgraff. Kid to adult clothes, 5 gal. aquarium COUNTRY GARAGE SALE, 3420 Clarksville Rd., Portland June 23-25 9-? clothing, many different items, washers/dryers, 2 horses, camper, 1999 F-150 and much more.

DELTA TWP.- 3718 Delta River Dr., June 24 & 25, 95p.m. Handmade craft items incl.: Barbie doll clothes, craft kits. Sewing items, Mary & Joseph Christmas statue, LOTS of books and more!! DELTA TWP. GARAGE SALE THURS., Fri. & Sat. June 2325, 9-5. Games, books, household items, furniture, dishes, misc. 230 Harriet Ave., Lansing.

DELTA TWP./GRAND LEDGE 11475 UPTON RD. off St. Joe or Saginaw. Fri. June 24, Sat. June 25, 9-5. No Early Sales. Electric slide in range, above the stove microwave, lots of clothes, shoes, purses, housewares, glassware, power tools, electronics, cameras, & misc. DEWITT- 1202 REDPOLE. JUNE 23, 24 & 25, 9-6 daily. Near corner of Schavey & Herbison Rds. Hoosier cabinet, dining set, sofa, household items, exercise equipment, pottery, shoes, books, & more. DEWITT- 12963 MENOMINEE DR., off Herbison Rd. Fri.Sat., June 24-25, 9-4. Clothing, furniture, lighting fixtures, books, & misc.

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ESTATE SALE 9760 BAUER, LOADED TENT SALE. Dewitt off Chadwick beFundraiser for Appalachia tween Wacousta and mission trip. Wright rd. June 24-25 9-4 375 TURNER RD, lots of one of a kind items, WILLIAMSTON. unique handmade log furFri. & Sat., June 24 & 25. nishings, and chainsaw 9 to 2. carvings, penguin collection, globe collection, coin Off Gd. River E. of Mericollection, sports cards dian take Burkley S. one block to Turner. Antiques, and sports memoriabilia, MAU logo pool table furniture, tools, housewares, clothing, books, w/lots of accessories, hand crafter Poker table movies, toys & the unuw/lots of accessories, sual. kegerator, lawn and garden household items, ap- MASON-MULTI FAMILY pliances and much more SALE, 1704 & 1706 Kelly Road, June 24, 25 & 26, 9-? GARAGE SALE 2849 SLEEPAntiques, hand & power ING MEADOW, MASON. tools, furniture, much Kids & baby clothes, furnimore!! ture, electronics, toys & sports cards. Fri.-Sat. June MOVING SALE JUNE 24-25, 24-25, 9am-5pm. 9am-5pm. 3789 Wachtel Dr., Holt. Furniture, garment & quilting fabric, GARAGE SALEGRAND sewing notions, antique LEDGE. 706 Jenne St. June dishes, 8’ Schmidt pool ta25, 9-5. Cottage items, ble, & much more. Woodard patio set, boating & fishing supplies, tools, & furniture. Cash on- OKEMOS- BIG SALE 4674 ly. Woodcraft Rd. Fri.-Sat. June 24-25, 9-4 p.m. (No Early Birds please). HouseGARAGE SALE June 24-26, 9hold items, clothing, toys, 5. Salmon fishing rods childrens items, bike, new w/trolling reels, 1998 24’ imprintable invitation SeaRay with twin engines stock, some furn., & more. & trailer, furniture, books, & much more. 6751 Loomis Rd. between Jason & Price PORTLAND: 2558 Portland Rds., DeWitt. 989-224-1772. Rd. June 23 6-8 PM, June 24 & 25 9-4 PM. Table Saw, Dayton Belt & Disk Sander, GRAND LEDGE- 6873 N. RIVMit Band Saw, ER HWY. Collectibles, Tupperware, Pampered wooden gun cabinet Chef, Movies, misc. w/glass door, 16’’ Craftsman electric chain saw, weight bench, fishing PORTLAND 7476 EMERY Rd. poles, water barrels, horse Clarksville Rd to Emery, 1 tank, backpacks, good use mi. down Emery, Sat. June clothing, many misc. 25th, 8-4pm. Boys clothitems. June 24-25, 9-2. ing, toys, miscellaneous houshold items and more. GRAND LEDGE-798 W. St. PORTLAND-831 KENT ST Joseph Hwy., btwn. Saturday June 25th Cochran & Wheaton Rds., 8 a.m to 2 p.m. baby items, June 23, 24 & 25, 10-5p.m. books, children’s clothing, Clothing, books, misc. furtoys, Baby Crib, Mountain niture, household items Bikes, Air Conditioners, and more!!! Movies, Girls Clothes and much more.. GRAND LEDGE - 9227 NIXON RD. Yamaha boat motor, electric dryer, wood lathe, PORTLAND- FRIENDBROOK SUBDIVISION. SALE300 VHS tapes, CDs, guns, FRIEND & Elmwood Rd. wood stove, table saw, Thurs., June 23, 3-8p.m. tools, household items, Fri., June 24, 9-5p.m. Too new items daily. June 23much to list! 25, 9-5.

DEWITT - 1655 W. Round Lake Rd., Thurs. 6/23 Noon-6 & Fri. 6/24 8-5 Books, antique collectibles, wooden folding chairs, boys clothes HOLT. MULTI-HOUSE (9+) Sale! 3953 Willow Ridge Dr. 4T-14/16, adult clothes, Fri/Sat/Sun 9-3. Subdivitoddler car bed, 32" TV, sion is N of Willoughby Rd Baja Mini Bike & lots more! and E of Pine Tree Rd. EnWest of US-27, East of trance at Pine Tree & Wildowntown DeWitt low Ridge Dr, or Tiffany & Willoughby. DEWITT. DOWNSIZING!! 1217 Dill Rd., Fri 6/24 9-4; Sat 6/25 9-1 antiques, ap- HUGE MOVING SALE, 2211 Wayne St., Lansing, off pliances, books, clothing Aurelius Rd. June 23-25 9-6 and accessories, Christmas, furniture, air collectibles, crafts, elechockey table, riding lawn tronics, furniture, games, mower w/snow blower, kitchen items, sporting household items, odds n goods, toys, Disney VHF’s ends and much much and much more 1 1/2 miles more! Something for evnorth on Old 27 from 69 to eryone, Dill; west 1/4 mile EATON RAPIDS MOVING SALE, 6211 Kinneville Rd., June 20th thru June 25th, 9-5p.m. Tools, furniture, fishing poles, luggage, antique dishes and LOTS more!!!

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ST. JOHNS-1295 W. M a r shall Rd., ¾ mi. E. of 127, June 23, 24 & 25, 9-5p.m. Bathroom vanity w/sink, 48"x30" mirror. 12"x25" doors, 6’ shelving unit, elec. back massager, books. Childrens 12 mo.-2T & womens clothing and much more!!! ST. JOHNS - 406 GILES ST., June 24 & 25, 9am-5pm, Boys Clothes 3T-6, Plenty Of Toys, Household, Books, Corner Computer Desk, Queen Oak Waterbed Headboard & Frame.

ST. JOHNS 502 S. BAKER ST. Fri. 6/24 & Sat. 6/25, 9-5. MULTI-FAMILY SALE. Toys, children to adult clothing, sports collectibles, NASCAR. Misc. household items, books & much more! ST. JOHNSBACKYARD SALE, 405 S. Church St., June 23rd, 9-6p.m. & June 24th, 9-3p.m. Boys clothing, lg. print paperbacks. dismantiling an "E-Bay" store. Something for everyone!!! ST. JOHNS-HUGE MULTI FAMILY SALE, 6114 S. Grove Rd., just off Price Rd., June 23, 24 & 25, 96p.m. Some furniture, 800 western books .25¢ & up, Nora Robert & other romance books. (5) helmets, lots of new clothes newborn to adult 4X. 2 new home made Harley Davidson quilts. Garage & Tent full! RAIN OR SHINE. WAVERLY YARD sale. 90 yrs. of collecting. Prices unbelievable! June 24-26, 9am. 3615 W St. Joseph.

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16951 N. CEDAR St., Sat-Sun June 25th & 26th, 8 am - 3 pm clothing & accessories, electronics, furniture, games, men’s clothing, sporting goods, Side-byside frig, flat computer monitor, chest freezer, stereo system, record alASSOCIA bums, skis, Playstation, HOLT-CONDO TION NEIGHBORHOOD much more! Across from SALE-2415 AURELIUS, Sheridan Rd. School in N. A U T U M N W O O D Lansing. Cross st: Sheridan CONDOMINIUMS, FridayRd. CASH ONLY, NO June 24 8-5 & Sat. June 25 CHECKS. No early birds. 8-12 MANY ITEMS! MANY PARTICIPANTS! 2106 NORTHWEST AVE. Fri. 6/24, 9-5, Sat. 6/25, 9-4. HUGE MULTI FAMILY SALE. MARSCOT NEIGHBORHOOD SALE, Sat June 25th 9amN O T E : All advertisers in Clothes (baby, child & 3pm baby items, children’s this category are working adult), household items & clothing, collectibles, with a licensed adoption toys, too numerous to list. crafts, furniture, sporting agency. Off Waverly Rd. or N. goods, women’s clothing, MM Grand River btwn Delta Much More! Off of Miller River Dr. & Tecumseh Rivbetween Penn & Aurelius PREGNANT? CONSIDER er Rd. AD O PT I O N — A loving alternative. Wonderful cou- 2726 GILBERT RD, 6 / 2 4 MASON-4050 PLAINS RD ples to choose from. Call Mason, Friday, June 24 9am-5pm and 6/25 9amfor pics/information and from 9-5 and Saturday, 1pm. Sale includes baby choose your baby’s family June 25 from 9-12 books, items, books, children’s and future. Expenses paid. games, glassware, kitchen clothing, furniture, kitchen 1-866-236-7638. 24/7. MM items, sporting goods, items, toys, household Ping Pong Table, Golf items, and maternity ADOPT: LOVING home filClubs, Household items, clothes - size 6. From M-99 led with happiness & seKirby vacuum and carpet S to Bishop Rd. Turn right curity awaits your baby. cleaner, wedding decoraon to Gilbert. Expenses paid. Lidia, 1tions, Foosball table, 888-206-2505 washer/dryer. Between 2 FAMILY YARD SALE 1823 Aurelius Rd and Edgar Rd Stirling Ave., June 24-25, 10-6 p.m. Stampin’ Up colWAY AND lection, scrapbook items, RENFEW HORSTMEYER RD. Neighteen girls & womens clothborhood Garage Sale. Sat ing, books, toys, jewelry, June 25 9-4 and Sun June Christmas items, luggage, 26 9-2. B ooks, furniture, bedding, purses & shoes. glassware, kitchen items, LOST CAMERA Possibly at sporting goods, toys, and Community Lake on gradu- 306 E WALKER St., St. much more! ation day, has graduation Johns, MI, June 24 9-5 & pictures on it. Would just June 25 9-4. Old items inlike the chip returned. SIDE NEIGHBOR cluding dishes, small furni- WEST $100 reward. If found, HOOD SALE, from Oakland ture, tools, toys, dolls, XXL please call 517-242-2721. Ave. S. to the Grand River & Tall young man’s cloth& from MLK W. to the city ing in exc condition. Bass limits. June 25 & 26, 8Guitar hard case $35.00. 4p.m. Maps available at Old lamps and pictures. On SUNGLASSES- PRESCRIP Letts Community Center & 2ND day we will bring out TION Black with gold #7 Fire Station. more items. trim in round silver RAIN CANCELS. 1 block case. Lost 6/6, Lansing, north of US 27 and M21 inE. Lansing, Okemos tersection and 3 blocks area. REWARD. west 517-347-1127.

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ST. JOHNS: HUGE sale, 507 FRANKLIN FARM SUBDIVI - DACHSHUND PUG MIX & E. McConnell St. June 23, SION sales, Friday, June 24 D ACHSHUND PUPPIES 24, 25, 9-6. NICE clothes 8-5 and Saturday, June 25 Shots & wormed, ready to (lots with tags on), boys 8-2. antiques, baby items, go. $50 ea. 989-235-3020. NB-2T; Girls 7-18 & Jr 1-11; books, boots and shoes, Womens med-3X; Mens Lchildren’s clothing, DACHSHUNDS 2 FEMALES, 5X; toys, baby items, kitchcollectibles, electronics, longhaired miniatures, en, holiday, jewelry, neverfurniture, games, kitchen $200. Call 517-643-5974. used Partylite, lots of items, toys, women’s misc. Rain or shine. clothing, With at least six houses participating ENGLISH BULLDOGS AKC $800 & up. Call 989-252there’s sure to be someST. JOHNS- JUNE 23-26, 6995. thing for everyone! West Thurs.-Sun., 8-5. 2729 Avof 127, off South St. in Maery Rd. General household ENGLISH SETTER GUN DOG son. items, furniture, lawn PUPS Great mower, vintage cupboard. hunters/companions. $400. Call 517-283-1559. ST JOHNS June 24, 9-6; June 25, 9-2pm. Clover Ridge ENGLISH SPRINGER SPANCondos-US 27 N. to E. Gibb I E L PUPS AKC, 8 wks. St. to 1020 Randy Lane. Black & white, $400. Call Clean adult & kids cloth517-812-3599, 517-812-3601 ing, collectibles, silk flowers, new items, housewares, scrubs, toys, multiGERMAN SHEPHERD PUPple sales. PIES 1st shots, dewormed, 9 wks old, black & tan, & sables. $275. 989-291-5028. LOST BLACK & W H I T E ST. JOHNS-ST. JOSEPH Cat, near West Henry & CATHOLIC CHURCH ANLincoln reward! 517-282- GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPNUAL RUMMAGE SALE, PIES AKC. 8 wks. old, 8370 201 E. Cass St. (in the black & tan females. $650. gym). June 22 & 23, 9Call 517-575-2032. LOST SHIH TZU male, brin8p.m. & June 24, 9dle color, Leslie area. Noon. $2/bag day beName "Teddy Bear". $100 GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS gins on Thursday the AKC European lines. reward. Call 517-589-9403 23rd. Something for evwww.blackforestk9kennels.com or 517-202-0434. eryone! Call: 810-631-6185 PUG/BEAGLE MIX - lost SW WILLIAMSTON Lansing, Churchill area. 406 S. CEDAR, June 23-25, Blue collar & tags. "Hiro". 9-5pm. Years of cleanout. 989-289-5692/517-528-2348 W omens 2X-3X plus size REWARD upon return. clothes, tools, furn., houseGERMAN WIREHAIRED hold goods, books, videos, POINTER PUPPIES Roan & Christmas stuff, & more! Liver, 4 males & 4 females, 6 weeks, Beautiful coat WILLIAMSTON - 420 E. and markings, Champion CHURCH ST. June 23-25, 9lines, Excellent hunter, A BETTER DESIGNER TOY 6. Moving Sale, furniture, Good with children, Health BREED PUP, CAVA POOS, dishes, cooking and guaranteed, loveable, dam Maltipoos, Yorkie-Poos. bakeware, Christmas and on site, pure bred, records, Vet checked. $400-$600 other decor., toys, tapes, & shots, show quality, www.puppy-parlor.com CD, books, tools, 19 in TV, wormed, AKC & NAVHDA 517-404-3045 crib & Mattress etc. Registered, vet checkedincludes first shots, ADORABLE PUPPIES!! WILLIAMSTON GARAGE wormed, dew claws & Chihuahuas, Maltese AKC, SALE 922 SOUTHFIELD DR. docked tails. Well socialPompoos, Poodles CKC June 24-25, 9am-4pm. Furized, love to hunt in the teacups, Schnauzers, niture, clothing, home defield and water, very verSchnoodles, Teddy Bears, cor. satile. $800.00, ready for Yochon, Yorkies AKC homes June 12th. Call teacups anyt ime ,(517) 204-3600 $200-$850 ( 5 1 7 ) 2 8 2 - 3 3 8 2 , www.puppy-place.net www.birddogpuppies.com 517-404-1028. GREAT DANE PUPPIES AKC A LAWSONS LIQUIDATIONS wormed & shots 7 boys, 7 Estate sale will be con- AMERICAN ESKIMO PUPPIES Minis & Toys, shots & girls, $550 each. 989-666ducted at 1027 King St., wormed, $150-$300. Call 7527 Corunna, June 23-24-25, 517-543-2119. 10-6. Numbers at 9 a.m. For a complete listing, HIMALAYAN/RAGDOLL/ AWESOME GOLDENphotos & directions please SIAMESE KITTENS, Blue , DOODLES 3 blacks, $400. visit our website at seal, torte point. $125 Shots, wormed, V et www.lawsonsliquidations.com or each. 989-773-1757. checked. 989-763-7202. call 989-725-5796 KITS/CATS RESCUED; MASON-144 S. VEVAY, BEAGLE PUPS AKC reg. 2 MANY adults declawed; 48854, Friday, June 24, 10-4 tan & white males, born on www.trinityacresrescue. Saturday, June 25, 10-2 2/14, $150. Also, 1 yr old Petfinder.com; includes NUMBERS AT 9 AM FRIblack & white Beagle male, neuter/basic medical $45DAY. ANTIQUES, AKC, started on rabbits, $135. (517)410-0074 COLLECTIBLES, SEWING, $300. 517-574-8890 lv msg. CRAFTS, MORE! GO TO LAB, AKC, CHOCOLATE feSTATESALES.NET/ESTATE- BOSTON TERRIER, ENGLISH male puppy, 1st shots, SALES/189579.ASPX FOR bulldog mix, price reduced dews, parents, $400. 517MORE INFO. WONDER for quick sale, $100 517285-8250. 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SHIH TZU FEMALE brown & STRAWBERRIES all ready white, 9 wks, $325.00. picked $22/8 quarts; u( 5 1 7 ) 3 3 9 - 0 7 3 0 pick, $1.50/lb. 8am-5pm. mikepvinson@comcast.net Felzke Farms, 5501 W. Herbison Rd., DeWitt. Ph. SHINESE PUPPY, (Shih-tzu 517-669-9459. - Pekingese)6 months old, shots up to date, playful, $300. 517-543-1152. I’ve a bit of arthritis, & glaucoma, but all-in-all good for my age. I’m SHORT HAIR, HOUSE Cat neutered, up to date on Gray and Brown Tiger shots, etc. Markings, Lost near St. ONONDAGA BERRY FARM Strawberries, U-pick & Johns City Park. Older cat, WANTED: UNWANTED ready picked. 2590 Gale I’m a typical Irish Setter approx 4-5 pounds, deappliances, air conditionRd., Eaton Rapids, MI. 517devoted, lovable, sweet, clawed in front, white chin ers, cars, trucks, vans, 667-6517 or 517-391-0884. heart of gold. and paws,friendly. Anfarm machinery, lawn swers to Dutchas mowers, campers, hot I’m house-trained, & used ( 9 8 9 ) 2 2 4 - 6 2 9 6 & FISHER STRAWBERRIES HP DC7600 DESKTOP COMwater tanks, aluminum or OLDSMOBILE to living with men, women, kbcrosby@chartermi.net BODY SHOP MANUALS 517-223-3508 PUTER 3.4GHz 1GB RAM steel boats, aluminum winand cats. 1954-1980, must take all of degrootsstrawberries.com 80GB HDD Windows XP Pro dows or doors, aluminum them, $350 cash only. 517SIBERIAN HUSKY PUPS FREE Antivirus, Office toppers, any types of aluI like to ride in cars, go on 663-4613. Blue eyed females. FAST! $99 517.614.8880 minum or steel siding, U-PICK WE-PICK STRAWroad trips, stay in hotels, Black/white & 4 wheelers, go carts, trailB E R R I E S NOW OPEN! etc. brown/white. $350. 517ers, batteries. Diederichs Berry Farm 303-5247 after 3 p.m. All picked up for Free. 3537 Morrice Rd., My DogMom is willing to Call 517-628-2818 Webberville MI 48892. Call be of financial support, ST. BERNARD PUPPIES ahead for picking condishould I have any medical AKC, shots, wormed, tions (517)521-4667 issues during my last A AMISH LOG HEADBOARD microchipped, $500. Call years . Her commitment to AND Queen Pillow Top 989-672-5233. my well-being extends to Mattress Set. Brand newWhen you need repairs the end of my life - even if never used, sell all for TERRIER PUPS $100 AND it is not spent with her. $275. 989-923-1278. LAARS POOL HEATER LP around the home cocker spaniel pup $250 Model, 175,000 BTU’s, $500 1st shots, wormed. Great If you have a spot in your or best offer. Call 517-651- and you need them personalities! No Sunday ALFALFA GRASS-EXCELLENT A BED QUEEN PILLOWTOP home where a senior citi6267. mattress set, new in plascalls. 989-584-6192. zen would be welcome, Hay $3 & up. Can deliver. fast- check the service tic, $200. Call 517-410-4921. please send me an email, 517-641-6034 Can deliver. or phone, & I’d be most TOY POODLE PUPPIES 3 directory in the Source CKC females $500. Mother happy to answer any queson site. Shots, dews, tails tions. (517)993-5331 & wormed. 517-391-8125 mypetad@gmail.com SEE SOURCEADS.COM 2011 WELLS CARGO Road OR CALL LCN TOLL FREE Force enclosed 5x8 trailer, YORKIE PUPPIES MALTESE PUPPIES torflex axles, 15’’ tires, BREEZE, ENGAGEM ENT/ W E DDI NG 8 weeks old, 1st shots & CARESSING AKC reg., tiny, beautiful, stone guard. New, never DAYLILY AND IRIS Garden. wormed, will be small. non-shedding, shots, RING, 1 carat, princess cut used. $1990/best offer. 3053 Willoughby Rd., Ma$500. 989-427-3205 males $400. 517-749-0255. center stone, w/many 517-750-2916 son 517 203-4050. baguettes & other small dimonds. 6 mo. old. $2,500. M I N I 517-231-5574 THINNING GARDEN Numerous perrenial flowers & shrubbery. Save 90% some are free! 517-622-2866. Selling an Item? HARD OAK LUMBER, cut & CASH FOR ANTIQUE ready to assemble, for 8 See SourceAds.com jewlery, clocks, art work, horse stalls $1,000. ALSO: DACHSHUND/SILKY Email the Lansing Community or Call LCN Toll Free musical instruments, lightDraft harnesses & haflings TERRIERS;SHOTS, Newspapers 24/7 at: ing, advertising, Call John 877.475.SELL harnesses & pony buggy lcnclassiﬁeds@gannett.com wormed, $225+. 517-202-2570. w/buggy harness, other ( 8 6 3 ) 6 3 2 - 3 2 3 4 "horse" odds -n- ends. howeshouse7@aol.com 989-834-5901 MORKIE PUPPY MALTESE/YORKIE cross. MINIATURE HORSES VARI OUS colors & ages. ALSO non shedding. 1st shots, Looking Tobiano paint mare. 517dewormed, ready now. 726-0012/517-726-0350 $250. 989-291-3989

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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES: The Lansing State Journal is seeking an Independent Contractor to provide merchandising services on Sundays, promoting the sale of the Lansing State Journal newspaper in the retail area east of US 127, South of Dewitt, West of Williamston and North of Mason. Services are in accordance with the Merchandising contractor’s discretion to achieve promotion results and include but are not limited to restocking of product, placement of promotional material, moving display locations from one area to another, transferring product from one sale location to another and fixing or reporting damaged newspaper display racks. Merchandising contractor must provide own equipment, including transportation. If you would like more information, please contact Ramon Brown at 517-377-1023 or rabrown@lsj.com

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LOCKSMITH Mechanically inclined. No felons. Valid driver’s license. Some locksmith experience, but not required, HOME BY LAKE will train. Apply in person MARGRETHE, GRAYLING. at Hack’s Key Shop, 222 S. $229K. 989-348-9726 or Grand Ave., Lansing. Ask 989-390-2418. for Gordon. LOOKING FOR A summer place access to lake & swimming on Crystal Lake, Crystal, MI? Mobile home with large sunporch & deck. $4000. 989-875-4319.

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Notice is hereby given that DeWitt Charter Township is in the process of adopting, on First Reading, Ordinance 195.1, otherwise known and cited as the "DeWitt Charter Township Massage, Massage Therapy and Massage Establishment Ordinance", an Ordinance to provide for issuance of Township licenses and/or permits relating to massage therapists and providers of massage, and massage establishments, and the operation and physical plant requirements of massage establishments, health clubs and similar businesses within the Township; to provide for exemptions from the application of this Ordinance; to repeal Ordinance No. 195 effective May 29, 1991; and to provide an effective date thereof. Copies of Ordinance 195.1 are posted and may be viewed at the following locations within the Charter Township of DeWitt: 1. Clerk’s Office, Township Hall, 1401 W. Herbison Road, DeWitt 2. DeWitt Township Community Center, 16101 Brook Road, Lansing 3. SCCMUA, 3671 W. Herbison Road, DeWitt 4. DeWitt Public Library, 13101 Schavey Road, DeWitt 5. DeWitt Charter Township web site @ www.dewitttownship.org Second Reading of Ordinance 195.1 will be June 27, 2011, at 7:00 p.m. at the Township Hall, 1401 W. Herbison Road, DeWitt, MI 48820. Written comments relative to the Ordinance will be accepted until the date and time of this meeting. Questions relative to Ordinance Amendment 195.1 should be directed to the Clerk’s Office of DeWitt Charter Township, at the above address, or by phone to (517) 668-0270 between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. DeWitt Charter Township will provide to individuals with disabilities, reasonable auxiliary aids and service which are needed to fully participate in any Township meeting providing a 72 hour notice is received by phone or in writing. Contact DeWitt Charter Township as shown above to request the necessary assistance.

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’94 FORD F-150 with white top, clean, 139,153 mi. Good condition

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THUNDERBIRD COUPE 1966 $3200/TRADE Disassembled, motor & trans done, lots of new parts, sac. because of hlth reasons 517-331-0542

Chevrolet STAKE TRUCK, 1967 $2000 Runs & drives. 250-bushel box w/twin post hoist. Fair condition. 989-834-5901 IMPALA LT, 2009 $12,000 70K mi., Black, cloth int., remote start Excellent condition. 517-505-0045 UPLANDER LS VAN, 2006 $8750 62K mi. Gold w/tan interior. New tires, brakes. Excellent condition. 517 230-4745

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Jeep-Eagle GRAND CHEROKEE SRT-8 2010 $40,996 8 cyl, Nav System, Lthr, 15364mi., Red 517-775-8306

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FORD WINDSTAR SE 2002 $4,700 Sport - 6 cyl, Sharp Ride! 124000mi., Red 517-651-6154

Mitsubishi RAIDER, 2007 $8900 97K mi. Black, ext. cab, auto, air, V6. All power. Good condition. 517-285-6403

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DODGE CARAVAN 2001 $1650/BO No air but great transportation Good condition 517 599-4484 or 517 669-8430

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Vans HANDICAP VANS USED, BOUGHT & SOLD Mini & full size 5751 S. Cedar - Call Dale 517-882-7299

Volkswagen JETTA 2006 $12,900 5 cyl auto, Sunroof, Lthr 79500mi., Blue 517-930-0975

Automobiles Wanted VEHICLES WANTED DEAD/ALIVE Top $$ paid, Free towing. Same day pickup. 7 Days. 517-487-8704 CAR DON’T WORK Or is crashed! Tired of spending money? Will pay you Cash Today & tow away free! Call 517-505-2098 AUTOS & TRUCKS WANTED We will pay top dollar for any unwanted vehicle. Free fast pickup. 517-487-8600.

Toyota SIENNA SYMPHONY, 2003 $8000/BEST 99,500 mi., silver, cloth int., dealer maintained. Excellent condition. 517-351-2379 YARIS 2007 $7,500 71000mi, manual, great mileage, New Tires 517-267-9354

Trucks DODGE RAM 1500 CLUB CAB 2001 $4200 5.9L 4x4, Topper, roll out bed, 240K, NICE Condit 517-882-6253 FORD F250 LARIAT 2010 $43,200 Super Duty Crew Cab 19K mi, brushguard, bedcover 229-347-2997 GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS AKC, shots, wormed, family socialized, parents on site, $350. 269-945-2659.

Junk Cars Wanted CAR DON’T WORK Or is crashed! Tired of spending money? Will pay you cash Today & tow away free! Call 517-505-2098 WE PAY TOP DOLLAR for used cars, trucks & vans. Will beat any offer. Free towing. 517-482-2260 BENJAMIN & SON A1 TOWING WANTED Junk cars, vans & trucks. Top $ paid . 517-372-9737 WE BUY JUNK CARS Pickup 7 days a week

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CampersTravel Trailers 2007 28’ JAYCO travel trailer, w/slider, air, sleeps 6. Like new. $12K. 517-8191444. FIFTH WHEEL 2001 COACHMEN 28’ Loaded w/slideout. Never smoked in or pets. Super clean. Must see! $10,000. 517-8828296.

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DeWITT CHARTER TOWNSHIP PLANNING COMMISSION NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARNG

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6/19/11

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6/19/11

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DANSVILLE SCHOOLS Williamston address. 5 mi. from I-96, 30 min. commute to Lansing or Howell. 1 bath, 2 lg bdrms., 1 den, 1989 20 FT. CUDDY CABIN, quiet country home w/lg Full camper, 175 h.p, 4.3 Vbackyard, smoke free, 6 chevy motor, EZ load $750 mo. 517-231-1902. trailer $4300. 517-819-2431.

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LANSING- NICE, Quiet 2 LANSING HOME FOR rent Monday-Friday, 8-5 SELL Newspapers 24/7 at: bdrm., newly painted, firecorner of said Section 18; thence N0∏19’46"E along the North-South ¼ line of said neat & clean, new paint. lcnclassiﬁeds@gannett.com place. Newer kitchen appl. 1.877.475.SELL 3-4 bdrm. $750-$795mo. Energy eff. furnace, air, Section 18 a distance of 2387.39 feet to the point of beginning of this description; Call Terry at: 517-641ceiling fans. Storage. No 7271 OR Tom at: 517-214pets. 1622 Parkvale. $695+ thence N00∏19’46"E continuing along said North-South ¼ line and the Westerly 7648. util., ref. & dep. 517-337NOTICE TO RESIDENTS 1007. line of said Lot 24 a distance of 252.41 feet to the Center of said Section; thence N00 LOCATION LOCATION LO∏13’45"E continuing along said North-South ¼ line and the Westerly line of said OF DEWITT CHARTER TOWNSHIP CATION 126 N. Hayford. HOLT - CLEAN 2 bdrm. Cute 2 BR, near in nice area. 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Lease Att’d 1 car garage. 1685 with option to purchase. dinance to re-establish and confirm the Dewitt Charter TownStillman. $775+ util. Secfeet to the Westerly right of way line of Schavey Road; thence S00∏27’30"W along $1500 per mo. 517-290tion 8 welcome. For more 4829. ship Planning Commission pursuant to the Michigan Planning said right of way line 700.53 feet; thence continuing along said right of way Southinfo. 517-930-1575 Enabling Act, PA 2008 No. 33 (MCL 125.3801 et seq) and the westerly 264.98 feet along a curve to the right, said curve having a radius of Homes SPRINGPORT Michigan Zoning Enabling Act, PA 2006 No. 110 (MCL 1382.39 feet, a delta angle of 10∏58’57", and a chord of 264.57 feet bearing S05∏ 310 Mechanic, For Rent 3 bedroom, 2 bath, ranch 125.3101 et seq); to organize and continue said Planning Com- 56’58"W; thence N77∏56’15"W 33.04 feet; thence Northwesterly 99.46 feet along a home on 1.5+ acres. 1027 HICKORY ST., Lansing $650. mission; to describe its powers and duties; to establish its curve to the left, said curve having a radius of 391.31 feet, a delta angle of 14∏ 4 Bedroom, 2 Bath, 1 car 517-575-2668 garage, Basement. Lg. membership, terms of office and removal from office of said 517-622-6059 fenced yard. $850. Pets 33’47:, and a chord of 99.19 feet bearing N85∏13’07"W; thence S87∏30’00"W 55.21 or welcome for small fee. members; to provide for certain administrative and procedurwww.sundancefamilyhomecenter. 810-577-1102 feet; thence Southwesterly 2.11 feet along a curve to the left said curve having a com jeff@myhealthway.com al matters, bylaws, compensation; to provide for Capital Imradius of 234.81 feet, a delta angle of 00∏30’57", and a chord of 2.11 feet bearing S87 provement and Master Plans, duties with reference to subdiST. JOHNS ∏45’25"W; thence Northeasterly 41.19 feet along a curve to the right, said curve Handyman Homes 2011 HOMES! vision of land and zoning; to repeal prior resolutions and/or Now Available!!! having a delta angle of 23∏59’12", a radius of 98.39 feet, and a chord of 40.89 feet 2 FREE ones and a $500 Ordinances inconsistent herewith; and to provide an effecWe are currently 3 bed/2 bath home!! pre-leasing brand new bearing N24∏05’00"E; thence N23∏45’06"W 181.85 feet; thence N74∏37’34"W 19.22 Contact us for Details tive date hereof. homes that will be The Meadows of St. Johns available by the end of (989)224-7707 Copies of Ordinance 260 are posted and may be viewed at feet; thence S21∏32’23"W 184.86 feet; thence Northwesterly 24.36 feet on a curve July! • 3 Bed/2 Bath, the following locations within the Charter Township of DeW- to the right, said curve having a radius of 315.80 feet, a delta angle of 04∏25’08", • Over 1000 sq. ft. WILLIAMSTON 3 bdrm., 2 • All Appliances, WD and a chord of 24.35 feet bearing N59∏04’12"W; thence S28∏35’56"W 76.19 feet; itt: bath, recently redecorat• Central Air ed, air, 2 car garage, thence Northwesterly 27.87 feet on a curve to the right said curve having a radius • Pet Friendly 1. Clerk’s Office, Township Hall, 1401 W. Herbison Road, screened in sunroom. • Holt School District $900 mo. 517-881-8776. of 391.79 feet, a delta angle of 04∏04’34", and a chord of 27.87 feet bearing N55∏ Payments starting as DeWitt low as $729! NO APPLICATION FEES! 2. DeWitt Township Community Center, 16101 Brook Road, 42’17"W; thence N53∏40’00"W 71.72 feet; thence Northwesterly 57.20 feet along a Lake Waterfront Contact us today to Lansing curve to the right, said curve having a radius of 347.62 feet, a delta angle of 09∏ reserve your new home! For Rent 1-888-235-6948 3. SCCMUA, 3671 W. Herbison Road, DeWitt 25’40", and a chord of 57.13 feet bearing N48∏57’10"W; thence S45∏45’40"W 153.94 www.kensingtonmeadows.com HOUGHTON LAKE- 2 bdrm EHO517-646-8331 4. DeWitt Public Library, 13101 Schavey Road, DeWitt cottages, clean & comfeet; thence N74∏37’11"W 204.34 feet to the point of beginning; said parcel containfortable, use of rowboat. 5. DeWitt Charter Township web site @ ing 21.28 acres more or less; said parcel subject to all easements and restrictions $375 wk. Call 517-468-3672 2 BDRM TRAILER, C / A , OR 517-648-9802 stove & refrig., W/D, www.dewitttownship.org if any. screened in porch, carport, $600 mo. + utils., + $500 LAKEFRONT COTTAGE Second Reading of Ordinance 260 will be June 27, 2011, at The development parcel in question is proposed for a dental clinic with frontage On Duck Lake, near Cryssec. dep. No smokers, no tal. Sleeps 6+, hot-tub, 7:00 p.m. at the Township Hall, 1401 W. Herbison Road, DeWpets. 517-623-6571. on Schavey Road, it is 1.39 acres, and is part of the mixed use office and residenkitchenette, Direct TV, row boat, canoe, paddleboat. itt, MI 48820. Written comments relative to the Ordinance tial development on the 21.28 acre site. Firepit, gas grill. $350/wk. AFFORDABLE HOMES 1-4 will be accepted until the date and time of this meeting. 989-435-4045 A copy of the proposed Special Use Permit Application is available for public inbdrms, Section 8 OK. Pets OK. Move in speQuestions relative to Ordinance Amendment 260 should be di- spection at the Planning Department in the Township Hall during regular office cial! Flexible terms Roommates available. $395-$1095. rected to the Clerk’s Office of DeWitt Charter Township, at hours, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. 517-651-1374 Wanted the above address, or by phone to (517) 668-0270 between Written comments will be considered but must be received by the DeWitt Charter BE A HOME O W N E R . No LESLIE-JACKSON-LANSING the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. Township Planning Department by noon on Tuesday, July 5, 2011. Please call AREA R e n t $320, he a t , banks. Move in now. Lease elect., gas, 2 big screen DeWitt Charter Township will provide to individuals with disaand land contract. Owner 517/669-6576 for further information. tv’s, DishNetwork pkg., Financing. 517-202-3121. W/D, all incld in rent, in- bilities, reasonable auxiliary aids and service which are needDeWitt Charter Township will provide to individuals with disabilities, reasonable ternet avail. 517-230-2920. BEAUTIFUL 3 BDRM., Lansed to fully participate in any Township meeting providing a auxiliary aids and services which are needed to fully participate in any Township ing, Averill Woods. Recently remodeled, natural 72 hour notice is received by phone or in writing. Contact meeting providing a 72 hour notice is received by phone or in writing. Contact woodwork, all appliances, dishwasher, 2 car garage, DeWitt Charter Township as shown above to request the nec- DeWitt Charter Township, Clerk’s Office, 1401 W. Herbison Road, DeWitt, MI mower, full bsmt. 15 mins. to downtown or MSU. Quiessary assistance. 48820, phone 517/668-0270, to request the necessary assistance. et. $870. 1-877-885-9781. SOUTHEAST LANSING 3 bdrm., 2 baths, loft, bsmt., air, deck, quiet neighborhood. No pets. $765 + deposit. 517-393-8970 Tim.

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