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wlns.com | Rachel Ramsey
LANSING, Mich. (WLNS) – Neighbors of the owner of an emu that got loose and eventually died in South Lansing Thursday afternoon say he has been causing issues for years. On Friday, 6 News spoke with neighbors who said this was nowhere near the first time the owner’s animals have gotten loose, and court records confirmed this. The bigger concern for some, though, is that they feel city officials aren’t doing enough to stop him. The emu.
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wlns.com | Rachel Ramsey
BATH, Mich. (WLNS) – The American flag was raised high as people supported veterans, gold star families, and first responders at a golf celebration on Friday. The organization Holes for Heavenly Heroes held the golf celebration at Eagle Eye Golf Course to raise money for veteran organizations. The event began with the East Lansing Fire Department raising the American flag using their fire truck. The color guard performed, then everyone stood for the national anthem.
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2 days ago |
wlns.com | Rachel Ramsey
LANSING, Mich. (WLNS) – The City of Lansing is suing a landlord, accusing him of renting out red-tagged homes, and Thursday, he appeared in court. A show cause hearing was held on Thursday, and 6 News spoke with the defendant, Christian Nwobu, who records show is responsible for at least 42 properties in the City of Lansing.
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2 days ago |
wlns.com | Rachel Ramsey
JACKSON, Mich. (WLNS) — Community members, business partners, and donors gathered for a ribbon-cutting event today at the Jackson YMCA to celebrate the new space and give a tour of the facility to the community. “We always capitalize the words for all because we are committed to serving all people, all ages,” said the CEO of the Jackson YMCA, Shawna Tello. The new YMCA. (WLNS)Phase Two of the multi-phase renovation wrapped up earlier this month.
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3 days ago |
wlns.com | Rachel Ramsey
JACKSON, Mich. (WLNS) – Bonfires, barbeques, and American flags are all things you expect to see on the Fourth of July, but what about fireworks? Millions of Americans are looking to buy fireworks for Independence Day. Almost all fireworks come from China, though, and those in the industry say tariffs have created higher prices for many firework suppliers. This led to some places taking the year off from selling. (WLNS)You can’t have the Fourth of July without fireworks, though.
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