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  • 1 week ago | wgrd.com | Kristen Matthews

    Can a ‘No Soliciting’ Sign Actually Stop Religious Door‑Knockers in Michigan? Can a ‘No Soliciting’ Sign Actually Stop Religious Door‑Knockers in Michigan? Courtesy of Canva ProShare on FacebookShare on TwitterI am a Lansing, Michigan resident. So, I find it helpful to be a part of local Facebook groups. That way, I can keep up on what's happening in my neighborhood. As such, I saw something recently that got me thinking.

  • 1 week ago | witl.com | Kristen Matthews

    Just like the title says... I know it might be an unpopular opinion, but I don't think regular people should be lighting off fireworks. I'm not sure how blowing things up became synonymous with celebrating or marking occasions in America, but I'm not a fan. I'm not a fan of fireworks. Well, let me clarify... I'm not a fan of your average Joe Schmoe lighting off the $328 worth of fireworks he bought at a pop-up stand in the Meijer parking lot.

  • 1 week ago | wgrd.com | Kristen Matthews

    Do Michiganders Have Accents? 7 Words That Prove We DoDo Michiganders Have Accents? 7 Words That Prove We DoCourtesy of Canva ProShare on FacebookShare on Twitter"Of course Michiganders don't have an accent..." said every Michigander everywhere. Sure, Southerners have their different drawls and you can't go to the west coast without hearing a severe vocal fry somewhere. But, what makes Michiganders and their accents so unique?

  • 1 week ago | witl.com | Kristen Matthews

    I am a Lansing, Michigan resident. So, I find it helpful to be a part of local Facebook groups. That way, I can keep up on what's happening in my neighborhood. As such, I saw something recently that got me thinking. Someone in the Eastside Neighborhood Organization Facebook group shared a Ring doorbell picture. The picture appears to show two young men dressed in business casual clothes and wearing name tags standing on their porch.

  • 1 week ago | witl.com | Kristen Matthews

    "Of course Michiganders don't have an accent..." said every Michigander everywhere. Sure, Southerners have their different drawls and you can't go to the west coast without hearing a severe vocal fry somewhere. But, what makes Michiganders and their accents so unique? Courtesy of Canva ProTurns out, it's not how we say things, but what we're saying that shows our true Michigander heritage.