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Michigan college students spend spring break at Laurel's Glory House
SUMMARY: Most students view spring break as a time to relax, but some are using it as an opportunity to volunteer and give back to the community. For example, a group of Grand Valley State University students visited Laurel to help with various projects, such as building a pavilion and preparing for a vacation Bible school. These trips are organized by Campus Ministry and allow students to travel across the country for community service. The students shared how serving others during their spring break has been a rewarding and meaningful experience, showing their dedication to giving back and making a difference.
Michigan college students spend spring break at Laurel's Glory House.
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SUMMARY: Temperatures will start in the 70s and quickly rise into the 80s by lunchtime, reaching the lower 90s in the afternoon. High humidity will make it feel even hotter, possibly reaching the mid-90s. Heat safety precautions are advised, such as taking breaks in the shade and drinking plenty of water. There is a marginal risk for afternoon showers in some Northern counties today. Tomorrow, a cold front will bring a slight risk of severe weather, including damaging winds and hail. Showers and storms are expected on Wednesday and Thursday, with the main severe threat coming on Thursday night into Friday morning. Mother's Day weekend will see cooler temperatures in the upper 70s.
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SUMMARY: Miss Donald has been crocheting for about eight to 10 years, focusing on stuffed animals. She started with basic items like pot holders and afghans before moving on to animals like bears. She is a vendor at the Mississippi Farmers Market on Saturdays and enjoys the community there. She believes crocheting is a relaxing and portable craft that is good for the mind. She does not give lessons but is always coming up with new ideas for her collection. Fans can find her at the market on Saturdays and can expect more items to be added to her lineup in the future.
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SUMMARY: A man from West Jackson expressed his frustration and emotional distress at a City Council meeting due to his noisy and disruptive neighbor, a motorcycle club. John Holt, who is wheelchair-bound, reported multiple incidents of loud noise to the police but felt no action was taken. He believes the club is trying to force him out of his home. After one call to the police, a sergeant threatened him with arrest for abusing 911. Police Chief Joseph Wade stated they will investigate Holt's complaint about the sergeant and look into possible zoning issues in the neighborhood. City officials will also be investigating the situation further.
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