How Turning Back the Clock Affects Our Health
It’s inevitable — that bi-yearly change that not only messes with our watches, but our internal clocks. At 2 a.m. on Sunday,...
Author: Mary Gajda
Mary Gajda is the managing editor for 517 Magazine and has an extensive background in radio and television. She enjoys creative writing, photography and spending time with family — and she will never say no to an evening of karaoke.
Holt based construction company selected for multi-millions dollar classroom addition
Moore Trosper Construction Company (Moore Trosper) has been selected as the design-build contractor for a classroom addition...
INSUFFICIENT VALID SIGNATURES FOR MEDICAL MARIJUANA PETITION, PER LANSING CITY CLERK
Lansing City Clerk Chris Swope has determined there are not enough valid signatures on the referendum petition for the...
Digital Foot Printing System Now Available at McLaren Greater Lansing
McLaren Greater Lansing is among the first to receive the new gold standard for identifying newborn patients. CertaScan...
Kroger Sponsors Lansing Homeless Children to Become Photojournalists
The Kroger Company recently teamed up award-winning photojournalist Linda Solomon to host her nationally acclaimed program,...
MEDC Video Series Features Elevator Interviews with Michigan Innovators
Inspired by Jerry Seinfeld’s popular web series, Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee, The Michigan Economic Development Corporation...
Habitat for Humanity Welcomes New Team Members
Habitat for Humanity Capitol Region (HFHCR) is proud to announce the addition of two new team members: Julie Durham will...
Governor Snyder Leads Job-creating Investments
According to the Organization for International Investment (OFII), Gov. Rick Snyder made Michigan history this month by...
Lansing Business Taxpayers Can Now Go Paperless
The Michigan Department of Treasury has enabled small businesses to file and pay taxes online through Michigan Treasury...
First Lady Sue Snyder helps observe October as Breast Cancer Awareness Month
Gov. Rick Snyder has proclaimed October as Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and First Lady Sue Snyder has joined state Rep....
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