Olivet College names Rhoda Janzen poet in residence for ILT
Olivet College announces Rhoda Janzen, author of Mennonite in a Little Black Dress, will be poet in residence during the 2010 Intensive Learning Term. She will live on campus, teach a poetry writing class, and host two public events at Burrage Library including a May 11 reading and a May 12 lecture The Turning Point. Janzen is associate professor of English at Hope College and has published widely in major journals and anthologies.
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Binder Park Zoo hosts Mother's Day celebration with free moms
Binder Park Zoo invites families to a Mother's Day event on Sunday May 9 from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Moms admitted free when accompanied by children or grandchildren. The day features Wild Africa giraffe encounters and Animal Play Day Training Day exhibits with monkeys and other species.
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Phosphorus ban debated in Calhoun County turf care
The Calhoun County Board of Commissioners considered a new regulation banning turnsphorus use on turf grass, later rescinded due to a noticing error and date change, with plans to revisit. Experts from Michigan State University say if soil already has sufficient phosphorus, adding more offers little benefit and risks runoff during rain, impacting algae in the Great Lakes.
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