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East Lansing community members continue calls for justice for DeAnthony VanAtten - Vimarsana News

East Lansing community members continue calls for justice for DeAnthony VanAtten

Calls in East Lansing demanding justice for a Black man shot and arrested by city police officers in a Meijer parking lot in April are continuing. Community members are taking advantage of two city meetings this week.

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Garrett Moore shares favorite foods from Fayetteville Roots Fest this year - Vimarsana News

Garrett Moore shares favorite foods from Fayetteville Roots Fest this year

Three cheers for the Fayetteville Roots Festival! On the culinary side, the festival has undoubtedly grown to provide some top-notch offerings.

Chef Tigist Reda to host "Chicago Chefs Cook for Tigray" in partnership with HPN4Tigray - Brazil Business Today - Vimarsana News

Chef Tigist Reda to host "Chicago Chefs Cook for Tigray" in partnership with HPN4Tigray - Brazil Business Today

More than 20 of Chicago's most celebrated chefs will be featured at the benefit

East Lansing official calls decision to charge man shot by police 'malicious' - Vimarsana News

East Lansing official calls decision to charge man shot by police 'malicious'

Erick Williams, who chairs the East Lansing police oversight board, urged Attorney General Dana Nessel to drop the charges against DeAnthony VanAtten.

NYC scooter battery fires double; FDNY, mayor seek federal action - Vimarsana News

NYC scooter battery fires double; FDNY, mayor seek federal action

So far in 2022, some 130 fires have been sparked by lithium-ion batteries across the city, killing five people. At the same point in 2021, the batteries were blamed for 65 fires — 50% of this year’s total — and those blazes killed three.