David Silverman participated on a panel discussing the legal aspects of social media at the Great Lakes Broadcasting Conference in Lansing, Michigan on March 3, 2010. His PowerPoint presentation focused on the risks and benefits of using Twitter, Facebook
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De Jong Bros. Farms Recalls Spinach That May Be Contaminated With Salmonella
And in news from Illinois Agriculture this morning we learn of a spinach recall due to possible Salmonella contamination.
De
Jong Bros
. Farms, Incorporated of Lansing, Illinois, has recalled its curly leaf spinach packages sold in 2.5 pound,…
MI: Governor to Veto Abortion Procedure Ban
Associated Press: Granholm to veto ban on an abortion procedure:LANSING — Gov. Jennifer Granholm says she will veto a proposed ban ona late-term procedure that opponents call partial-birth abortion.The legislation is headed to the Democratic governor after the stateSenate…
MI House Approves State Version of Federal Abortion Ban
Chicago Tribune/AP: Mich. House votes to ban partial birth abortions, by Tim Martin:LANSING, Mich. – Michigan lawmakers moved closer to a state-level ban of what opponents call partial birth abortion on Tuesday. The Democratic-led House passed the ban by…
Two-Day Food Labeling Workshop Being Held In Lansing In July
The Institute for Food Laws & Regulations (IFLR) at Michigan State University will present a Food Labeling Workshop on July 23-24, 2008, at The James B. Henry Center for Executive Development adjacent to the MSU campus.
This workshop is designed…
Researcher Speaks on Hate Group Activity
Mark Potok, the director of the Southern Poverty Law Center’s Intelligence Project and editor of the organization’s Intelligence Report magazine, spoke yesterday at a conference on "Michigan Response to Hate: Building United Communities" in Lansing, Michigan organized by the Michigan…
Food safety expert who got sick sues Bravo
By Bill Marler
May 16, 2006
Associated Press
LANSING, Mich. ó A consultant who helps restaurants address food safety issues has sued the Columbus, Ohio-based company that owns Bravo Cucina Italiana.
Pattie McNiel, who coordinates Michigan State University’s food safety program and who…
Health expert sues Bravo
By Bill Marler
MSU food safety specialist files suit because of foodborne illness By JUSTIN KROLL The State News May 17, 2006 An MSU food safety specialist, who was one of more than 360 to claim illness after eating at Bravo Cucina Italiana,……
Food safety expert suing Bravo: Consultant is among 360 who report illnesses
By Bill Marler
By Kevin Grasha
Lansing State Journal
A consultant who helps restaurants address food safety issues – and who said she became ill after eating at Bravo Cucina Italiana – has filed a lawsuit against the company that owns the restaurant.…
Test results expected today in Bravo illness; restaurant could open this week
By Bill Marler
–Midday update Lansing State Journal Christine Rook Ingham County Health Department now suspects a norovirus is behind 360 illnesses linked to the Bravo Cucina Italiana eatery.…