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My Encore Years | Disrupt Aging

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by: Adam Henning

Posted: Sep 27, 2017 / 06:05 PM EDT / Updated: Sep 27, 2017 / 06:05 PM EDT

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Community mourns death of former Michigan Governor William Milliken

LANSING, Mich. (WLNS)-- Michigan's 44th governor, William G. Milliken, passed away at 97 years old earlier today.

Politicians from both sides of the aisle, reporters and people from all around Michigan went to Twitter to mourn the loss of Milliken and agreed that it's a lost for the entire state.

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The Davies Project gets a new home

The Davies Project here in Lansing is changing lives. The program makes sure that all children with serious medical conditions have free rides back and forth to medical care. And today they moved into a permanent home at the old --but renovated -- firehouse on Bingham street. One that founder Dr. Dele Davies says is going to leave a lasting impact.

"I think that it is a really great space that will allow the volunteers to really come together, share stories, share ideas and share best practices and it will also allow a better coordination of all the services that are going on."

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Controversy stirs over Charlotte elementary school Halloween policy

by Dana Whyte / Oct 18, 2019

CHARLOTTE, Mich. (WLNS) - Parents and school officials went head to head this week over an elementary school's decision to cancel all Halloween activities.

In an email sent to parents on Monday, the principal of Galewood Elementary School in Charlotte said the school is changing the way it celebrates Halloween and many parents were not happy.

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