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by Allison Veaner
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 Hi there my name is Hercules. I am a neutered male black cat in need of a great home. I need a family who will treat me well and take care of me! So please come and visit me at the SPCA.
Visit the SPCA Web Page
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by Matthew P. Binkewicz
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Friday, 04 April 2008 |
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Dear IMO,
Where does April fool's Day come from? I've heard several stories about this ranging from some group in France to the silliness that comes with young lovers in spring. Can you help me out with this one?
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Jeanette
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by Dan Veaner
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Tonight (Friday) at 5pm Lansing Youth Services hosts its annual spaghetti supper to raise funds to support its programs. But this time Lansing middle schoolers will also be raising money for Family and Children's Services of Ithaca. "I am so blown away by this," says Youth Services Program Manager Isabel Bazaldua. "I am so proud of these students. A lot of people think of middle-schoolers as selfish. This program demonstrates to me that they simply need an opportunity to demonstrate their generosity and that they're really not selfish."
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Friday, 04 April 2008 |
Donald M. Harner has been named to the Winter quarter Dean's list at Rochester Institute of Technology. Harner is the son of Lansing residents Donald and Emma Harner, and is studying Civil Engineering Technology at the school, where he is a 5th year student in the College of Applied Science and Technology.
RIT is a leader in computing, imaging, technology, engineering, fine and applied arts, and education of the deaf. The college has an enrollment of 15,500 full and part time students in more than 340 programs.
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by Dan Veaner
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Leave it to Lansing High School students to make fundraising fun. This year the Student Council (SCO) has been finding unique ways to raise 'Pennies For Patients,' a national fund raiser for the benefit The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society . 'Stall The Teacher' had participating teachers counting student-donated pennies before they could start teaching that day. Some kids got really into it and some of the teachers did. A cake wheel raised almost $200. A rave for charity and a raider ball tournament were part of the effort. But a recent competition raised $421.11 as students from each of the four classes sabotage their competitors' penny jars.
Pennies or Silver Sabotage -- they all count in the end
Photo courtesy of Heather Miller
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