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Christine MacIntyre

Michigan

Freelance Writer and Photographer at Freelance

Freelance Writer at 517 Mag

Freelance Writer at FanSided

Freelance writer. Newspaper Journalist/Reporter. Photographer. Word Maven.

Articles

  • 1 week ago | crazywisdomjournal.com | Christine MacIntyre

    By Christine MacIntyreRaising a child with special needs comes with unique challenges, but it also brings moments of incredible growth, resilience, and joy. The proper support and strategies can make all the difference—whether it's navigating therapies, advocating at school, or creating a home environment where a child feels empowered.

  • 1 week ago | crazywisdomjournal.com | Christine MacIntyre

    By Christine MacIntyreIn Custodians of Wonder, author Eliot Stein embarks on a captivating journey across five continents, introducing readers to ten remarkable individuals dedicated to preserving endangered cultural traditions. From crafting Sardinia’s elusive su filindeu pasta to maintaining Sweden’s ancient night watch, the BBC journalist and editor’s vivid storytelling illuminates these unique practices and the passionate custodians behind them.

  • 1 week ago | crazywisdomjournal.com | Christine MacIntyre

    By Christine MacIntyreHeatherAsh Amara’s Wild, Willing, and Wise: An Interactive Guide for When to Paddle, When to Rest, and When to Jump Naked into the River of Life is a profoundly introspective and empowering book that invites readers, particularly women, to embrace their wild nature, cultivate courage, and grow into wisdom. Known for her teachings in feminine empowerment, Amara has crafted a guidebook that seeks to awaken the primal, creative, and compassionate spirit within.

  • 2 weeks ago | 517mag.com | Christine MacIntyre

    Every spring, downtown East Lansing undergoes a stunning transformation, bursting into a kaleidoscope of art, music and culture as the East Lansing Art Festival — set for May 17-18 this year — takes over the streets. Celebrating 62 years in 2025, the annual event ranks among the country’s top 200 fine art festivals, attracting more than 45,000 visitors and providing a significant economic boost to local businesses.

  • 1 month ago | 517mag.com | Christine MacIntyre

    QR codes are everywhere. You’ve likely used one, possibly at a restaurant, airport or sporting event. Their convenience and versatility have fueled their widespread adoption. However, cybercriminals have found ways to exploit this technology through a scam known as QR code brushing, posing risks to consumers and businesses. Brushing scams typically involve sending unsolicited packages to individuals to generate fake verified reviews and boost a seller’s rankings.

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