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Better Than a Box of Chocolates

by Michael Somers

Ensler’s The Vagina Monologues and V-Day movement give the gift of victory over violence.

New Cafe Comes to Old Town Saginaw

by Jeremy Benson

Court Street Cafe will warm souls and freeze brains in New Ippel Building

Introducing Urban Laundry: Contemporary Fashion in Downtown Bay City

by Gina Myers

Trendy new clothing boutique opens on Saginaw Street in Bay City.

Featured Faces: James Raimar

by Gina Myers

James Raimar slows down a minute to talk about piercing, skydiving, music, and life.

Smart Phone App Puts Trainer in Hand

by Julie Lake

This smart phone application puts a personal trainer at your disposal.

Tattered Pages: Good Tea & Good Books

by Pati LaLonde

Mother and daughter team bring passions together at Bay City's Tattered Pages and Tea Room.

Bay City Logs Into the Twenty-First Century

by Aimee Lambertz

Find out how and where to log into the WiFi club in Bay City.

Fundraising for Cinco de Mayo

by Gina Myers

Michigan's largest Cinco de Mayo parade needs your help.

Village at the Commons: Uncommon Destination

by Matt Tomlinson

Traverse City’s Village at the Commons is a must-see place.

UP and Away

by Michael Somers

Living in the sweet spot.

New at 360: Photo Editor and Photo Essays

by Jeanne Lesinski

The 360 Main Street team welcomes its new photo editor and explains the photo submission process.

Kristin Charboneau

by Kristin Charboneau

Kristin Charboneau is a longtime professional trainer and group fitness instructor who holds a B.S. in Exercise Science and is AFAA certified.

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Arts • Dance & Theatre • Film • Music • Words • Photo Essays

Superstar Status: OJ The King

by Gina Myers

With less than a year in the game, OJ The King has already established himself in the local hip-hop scene.

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Magic Bean Café: Big City Atmosphere, Small Town Attitude

by Adrienne Lewis

The Magic Bean Café caters to a wide variety of clients.

The Freshest Dressed Has Arrived: Identical Variant

by Gina Myers

Twenty-one year old Flint native Randall Pointer discusses Identical Variant, his hip-hop inspired clothing line.

Introducing Urban Laundry: Contemporary Fashion in Downtown Bay City

Featured Faces: Alan LaFave

by Gina Myers

Festival Director Alan LaFave discusses HHM, the Michigan Film Incentive, and Bay City's potential.

Mixed Martial Arts: Human Cock Fighting or Legitimate Sport?

by Steve Putman

Family man and mixed martial artist Steve Putman writes about this misunderstood sport.

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Education

Chess Club Beckons

by Andrew Christ

Enjoy a winter (or anytime) sport that warms the mind.

Bay City Logs Into the Twenty-First Century

by Aimee Lambertz

Find out how and where to log into the WiFi club in Bay City.

Geocaching: A Global Game of Hide-and-Seek

Cultivating Leaders - The Great Lakes Bay Regional Hispanic Leadership Institute

by Larry J. Rodarte

In the past 50 years, Latino leaders in the Saginaw community have made their mark for different organizations and programs to help our greater community. Yet, recently concern over the apathy among Latino youth has propelled the creation of a new leadership training program.

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Japan: What the Love?

by Diane Wojtowicz

Putting no expectations on their time in Japan, these travelers of the off-beat path immortalize moments of less sightseeing and more living.

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Reflection on Reflections

by Jeanne Lesinski

The editor clarifies the use of the "Reflections" tab.

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Artists Need to Help Build a Strong Arts Community

by Paolo Pedini

Artist and gallery owner Paolo Pedini encourages artists to band together to build a strong arts community.

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Peter Karoly

by Peter Karoly

Peter Karoly was born the week Tony Bennett's “Rags to Riches” topped the Billboard charts. A graduate of Handy H.S., Central Michigan University, and Marygrove College, he is overeducated and underdegreed. A Bay City schools teacher for 21 years, he is a former newspaperman who has collected over 5,000 albums. He believes, “More is better but vinyl is best.”

Better Than a Box of Chocolates

Street Glaciers

Recycled Reading

Nicole Pfeiffer & the Dirty Show

Show Your Heart

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