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CY’s Kristan Huntley discusses Smallest User on WMC-TV

By Leslie on March 17, 2010

Cooper-Young’s Kristan Huntley was on WMC-TV yesterday to discuss the Smallest User program. She talked about the money she has saved on her MLGW bill since fixing a leak in her basement. If you have been reading this blog, you might have already read Kristan’s plea to get her Cooper-Young neighbors more interested in the [...]

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LampLighter blog seeks bloggers

By Leslie on March 2, 2010

Yesterday we posted our first two posts in the LampLighter site “Blog” category. Our goal is to keep the blog section updated as often as possible throughout each month while we wait for new content to arrive from the LampLighter newspaper.
Instead of the standard straight reporting one mostly finds in the LampLighter, we’d like for [...]

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What would you like to see at the intersection of Cooper & Young?

By Leslie on March 1, 2010

When the news of Dish closing hit the streets, the internets were buzzing with speculation and high hopes of what could possibly fill the newly vacant space at the Cooper & Young intersection. In my head I have always played that game called “If You Could Have Anything in Cooper-Young, What Would It Be?” so [...]

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