July 30, 2010
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Featured Stories
Landing in Lansing: Dan and Ashley Lamb
By: Suban Nur Cooley, 7/28/2010
Happily settled into their Westside Lansing home, Dan and Ashley Lamb are the quintessential modern couple. They sing in a band, support local business and have great jobs. They’re also here in Lansing to stay, and are thrilled about it.
 
Speaker Series Tonight at Temple: What Makes a Neighborhood Desirable?
By: Suban Nur Cooley, 7/28/2010
Do you know what it takes to make a neighborhood stand out from the rest? Our speakers will enlighten you . . . and someone will be sharing a little secret about the future of Old Town's Temple Club building!
 
Editor's Pick: CADL Election Night Watch Party at Kelly's Downtown
By: Suban Nur Cooley, 7/28/2010
Don’t sit at home biting your fingernails and waiting in suspense for the results of the primary elections on Aug, 3. Head to Kelly’s Irish Pub in Downtown Lansing and join other jittery citizens for munchies, courtesy of the Capital Area District Library.
 
Rebooting the Marshall Street Armory
By: Kelsey Turek, 7/21/2010
Lansing’s historic Marshall Street Armory will soon be remodeled by the Gillespie Group, becoming a creative home for area nonprofit organizations.
 
Speaker Series #4: Temple Club News and Neighborhood Revitalization
By: Suban Nur Cooley, 7/21/2010
Want to know what will become of the Temple Club in Old Town? Join us for our fourth Speaker Series to find out!
 
Building For Bio-Manufacturing
By: Julianne VanWagenen, 7/14/2010
To counter the consequences of high petroleum prices, Capital region leaders are pulling together the components of a new bio-based manufacturing system that would also support researchers, farmer and parts suppliers.
 
CG's New Faces and Fond Farewells
By: Brad Garmon, 7/14/2010
Capital Gains has undergone a few staff transitions lately, and I'm excited to introduce our new roster: Managing Editor Suban Nur Cooley and News Editor Louise Knott Ahern.
 
Going Global With jadian enterprises
By: Gretchen Cochran, 6/30/2010
Entrepreneurs like Jerry Norris, CEO of jadian enterprises, are bringing exotic places like Maylasia and Madagascar into the mid-Michigan mix—and fitting in some serious skateboarding in Dubai along the way.