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Marshall Music Company in Lansing, Michigan, is temporarily suspending some of its lessons due to changes to F-1 student visas, which have resulted in the loss of at least six employees who were also international graduate students at Michigan State University.
Full story at yahoo.com ↗
Sea Leveaux, a new restaurant in downtown Lansing, opened in July to offer a fresh taste of Cajun-style seafood at less expensive prices than Red Lobster.
Full story at lansingcitypulse.com ↗
The Midwest Independent Retailers Association (MIRA) is urging lawmakers to end the state's bottle deposit law and remove bottle returns from grocery stores.
Full story at wghn.com ↗
Police are asking for help identifying suspects in several crimes across the Lansing area.
Full story at wlns.com ↗
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