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Susan Vela
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Local News Editor, Lansing State Journal
Lansing
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By Susan Vela Verified| Lansing State Journal Verified 92-year-old Sharif Hassan is missing and endangered. He was last seen on April 10th in the 3200 block of South Washington Avenue in Lansing. Hassan is 5'1" and 140 pounds, and was wearing a green hoodie, black jacket, red beanie, khaki pants, and black shoes. LANSING — Police are seeking the public’s help in their efforts to find a 92-year-old Lansing man whom they say is missing and endangered.
By Susan Vela Verified| Lansing State Journal Verified A one-year-old girl in Ingham County, Michigan, has been confirmed to have measles after traveling outside the state. The measles, mumps, and rubella (MMR) vaccine is the best protection against the highly contagious infection. Symptoms of measles include fever, cough, runny nose, red eyes, and rash, and the virus can spread even before symptoms appear.
By Susan Vela Verified| Lansing State Journal Verified 92-year-old Sharif Hassan is missing and endangered. He was last seen on April 10th in the 3200 block of South Washington Avenue in Lansing. Hassan is 5'1" and 140 pounds, and was wearing a green hoodie, black jacket, red beanie, khaki pants, and black shoes. LANSING — Police are seeking the public’s help in their efforts to find a 92-year-old Lansing man whom they say is missing and endangered.
Company Info
Lansing State Journal
The Lansing State Journal is a daily newspaper located in Lansing, Michigan, with a history that dates back to 1855. Originally founded as "The Lansing Republican," it evolved through mergers to become "The State Journal" in 1911 and was officially renamed the Lansing State Journal in 1980. The newspaper plays a vital role in local journalism, focusing on exposing wrongdoing, protecting citizens' rights, and enhancing the Lansing community. The Lansing State Journal offers a range of services, including a 7-day-a-week print edition that covers local news, events, and sports. It also provides digital content, featuring online articles, investigative reports, and community coverage of events, businesses, and athletics. Known for its watchdog reporting, the newspaper ensures accountability in local governance and includes an editorial page for opinion pieces on various issues. It primarily serves the local community, appealing to a diverse audience interested in news and sports, particularly those connected to Michigan State University.
Lansing, Michigan, United States
'+1 517-377-1000
Founded: 1855