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“I choose to find my way to the light and be the light for other people” domestic violence vigil at state capitol

LANSING, Mich. (WLNS)-- Nearly 20 people experience physical abuse every minute according to the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence.

Today, supporters, family and advocates came together at the state capitol to hold a vigil and honor those victims who have died from domestic violence.

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Bill to let counselors keep diagnosing goes to Whitmer

by The Associated Press / Oct 17, 2019

LANSING, Mich. (AP) - Legislation that would let Michigan's 10,000 licensed professional counselors continue diagnosing mental disorders is headed to Gov. Gretchen Whitmer.

The state Senate unanimously approved the bill Thursday. Counselors packed the gallery to watch the vote, which came amid concerns over the state's proposed revision of rules governing licensed professional counselors.

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Diocese of Lansing releases external audit of sexual misconduct against English priest

by Megan Schellong / Oct 17, 2019

The Diocese of Lansing released an independent external review on how it handled two cases of sexual misconduct against a priest.

The Diocese of Lansing paid the law firm to review the allegations against 82-year-old Father Pat Egan. Egan was a priest in Lansing in 1983 and has lived on and off in the Ann Arbor area since.

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