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Allen Market Place, changing the way food happens on Lansing's Eastside

What is the forthcoming Allen Market Place? Perhaps a better question is what won't it be? The new incubator kitchen, food exchange and storage facility and indoor farmer's market will soon change the way food happens on Lansing's Eastside and beyond.

In a manor most fowl: urban chicken farming

As sustainable living and homegrown foods continue to grow in popularity, residents in the Capital region find simple pleasure and a sense of community in transforming their backyards into small-scale farms for feathered friends and livestock.

Speaker Series: How incubator spaces support our local economy

If you've ever wondered about the types of businesses that can be found at the NEO Center or the Technology Innovation Center, or wondered how they've been supporting our economy by giving entrepreneurs a hand up - then you won't want to miss this conversation at our speaker series on May 30. Also, did you know the NEO Center has a slide?

Memorial Day break. See you again June 5

Spring is practically making way for the summer, and we'll be off this coming week to enjoy our family and friends, and perhaps discover more about our Capital region to share when we return on June 5. Have a great Memorial Day weekend, everyone!

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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.