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MEMBERS ON THE MOVE

efforts as Greater Lansing was the focal point LCC held a virtual commencement ceremony
of the Women’s college golf world. The three May 13 to celebrate its 2021 graduates. This
organizations hosted the Division III NCAA virtual ceremony allowed LCC graduates
National Championships. The event brought 25 to be recognized for their hard work and
schools with 131 student-athletes from across the accomplishments and celebrated by their proud
country to battle it out on the links, May 11-14 at family and friends. LCC’s 63rd commencement
East Lansing’s Forest Akers West. ceremony was the first for President Steve
Robinson and included remarks from special
guest, Michigan’s Lieutenant Governor Garlin
Gilchrist II.
LAFCU’s virtual presentation of a $1,000 donation
The Millcraft Paper Company announced it has to the Charlotte High School band program
acquired the assets of Dennis Paper Company of resulted in two-valued gifts, according to band
Nashville, Tenn. Founded by Morris Dennis in director Jeff Szekely. This is the credit union’s 11th
1969, family-owned Dennis Paper has earned a annual donation to a high school band program.
reputation as Nashville and middle Tennessee’s It’s part of LAFCU’s entertainment sponsorship
leaders in fine paper distribution for more than 50 of the Lansing Regional Chamber of Commerce
years. Millcraft maintains a local facility in Delhi Annual Dinner.
Township.
The Peckham Community Partnership
Mason Public Schools is thrilled to announce the On Monday, May 17, Mason Public Schools Foundation hosted its bi-annual Speaker Series
return of Kids Read Now (KRN) summer reading officially broke ground on the second phase of featuring award-winning author and podcast
program for summer 2021. All MPS students in construction for the Capital Improvement Project. host, Nora McInerny on Tuesday, May 25. Nora
grades Young 5s/Kindergarten through grade 4 will The District will spend $19.2 million on this phase specializes in difficult conversations, including
receive eight (8) self-selected books mailed to their which includes a 55,000-square-foot addition death, loss, illness, mental health, trauma, change,
homes throughout the summer, and an additional to Steele Elementary and additional furniture, and how to move forward in grief with resilience,
ninth writing book that students can self-author. equipment, technology devices, infrastructure joy, love, and humor. n
Students will receive these nine (9) books to keep upgrades, and school buses for the District.
for free.

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