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Poppa’s Cookbook and ABLE Allies come full circle – Lansing City Pulse (opens the original)
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Husband-and-wife duo Eric and Wendi King have a passion for feeding the community and providing opportunities for adults with disabilities. It started with a grandchild’s nicknames for them: Wendi is “Lolli,” and Eric is “Pop.” “Pop” became “Poppa,” and from there, Poppa’s Cookbook was born from the stack of recipes Eric would make for his family. “I never once saw a restaurant,” he said. “I didn’t see any of it because it was just us.” Poppa’s Cookbook started as a small soul-food catering busi
Michigan Proposal 1 and Proposal 2 – Lansing City Pulse (opens the original)
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Michigan Proposal 1, Constitutional Convention Question Proposal 1 is an automatic ballot-referral question, meaning it appears on the ballot at certain intervals or under certain circumstances. The official ballot title is “Shall a convention of elected delegates be convened in 2027 to draft a general revision of the State Constitution for presentation to the state’s voters for their approval or rejection?” Because of the measure’s status as an automatic ballot-referral question, there is no cu
National reproductive rights advocacy organization endorses Lansing Democrats – Lansing City Pulse (opens the original)
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The leader of Reproductive Freedom for All called Tom Barrett (R-MI) a “nightmare … for Michigan” during a canvassing event on Tuesday as part of the group’s “My Body, My Ballot” campaign. The organization, formerly the National Association for Repeal of Abortion Laws, is backing both William Lawrence, who is the Democratic candidate running against Barrett for Michigan’s 7th Congressional seat, and Rashida Harrison, who is aiming to be Michigan’s next 28th District state senator. Mini Timmaraju
Abdul El-Sayed slams Mike Rogers for Texas appearance and offers a plan for Social Security reform – Lansing City Pulse (opens the original)
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With less than two months until the midterm elections, Michigan’s Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate, Abdul El-Sayed, is campaigning hard. The candidate kicked off his “Shouldn’t Be This Hard” town hall tour in Detroit, visited a 9/11 memorial in Lansing on Friday morning and moved on to town halls at Michigan State University and Lansing later. Between the two Friday town halls, El-Sayed covered his campaign priorities, including Medicare for All and outlawing outside political spending and h
Family-owned orchard opens long-awaited wine room – Lansing City Pulse (opens the original)
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It began as a simple roadside stand selling apples; now Cottage Creek Orchard is branching out with Casali Winery. It’s a family business, run by Anthony and Tracy Casali, on the corner of Harper and Okemos Roads in Mason. For 13 years, the orchard has served a variety of Michigan products, specialty goods and home decor. And, of course, apples including Honeycrisp, Gala, Ruby Mac, Jonaprince and Granny Smith. The orchard picked about twenty thousand pounds of apples last year, Tracy Casali told
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