February 09, 2010
Elm Street Recording in REO Town | Dave Trumpie
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Volume 4, Issue 4
Week of 2/3/10
Recording in REO Town
By: Danielle Sharp, 2/3/2010
Lansing's Reo Town neighborhood hosts an entrepreneur who passed on a chance to work in New York. He chose instead to build his recording studio in a formally condemned house. (more >)
 
Landing in Lansing: Red Cedar Tech
By: John Foren , 2/3/2010
Under the direction of Ron Averill, this East Lansing high-tech firm is finding a new niche in the rapidly changing economy and, along the way, helping to retool the way engineers work. (more >)
 
 
 
Insider's Guide
Downtown
Eat & Drink

Bonnie's Place
Restaurants

The Knight Cap
Restaurants

Troppo
Restaurants

After Dark

The Chrome Cat
Bars,Music Venues

Cafes and Hangouts

Gone Wired Café
Cafes & Coffeehouses

Shop

Scavenger Hunt
Clothing

Grace
Clothing

Music and Entertainment

Mac’s Bar
Music Venues

Insider Profile
Downtown
Camron Gnass
He doesn't like chain "anything." But Camron Gnass admits as long as it's original, he'll try anything once!
Bunmi Akinyemiju
Entrepreneur, community activist—and eternal optimist—Bunmi Akinyemiju loves that Lansing is attracting younger people and developing more in the way of arts and culture.
Rory Neuner
Rory Neuner makes a conscious effort to spend her time and money within the city limits, particularly at locally-owned and vegetarian-friendly businesses. And preferably via bike (yes, even in the winter).
Sarah Anthony
This self-proclaimed jazz fanatic loves her Old Town Lansing loft—and she's more than happy to point you in the right direction for the best live jazz in the Capital region!
 
 
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Featured City: Mason
With great antiques and a traditional look, Mason feels like a city wrinkled in time. The main attraction is the beautiful public square where historical buildings—including a beautifully preserved courthouse—are located. With a proud agricultural base, Mason is just a stone’s throw away from the state Capital, and the city proudly incorporates the past and the present into daily living.
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