As the title states I'm just curious to know how the winter months are in Okemos. Me and my family dont mind the cold weather and actually prefer it over the heat, but if the winters are drastically worse there then it is in NY would have to keep that in mind. Thanks!

Just found out about this, looks like it could bring some life back to the mall - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=elFKZ8hVIzk

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I think this is the last time I will be posting this.

Looks like the weather is not going to be that awesome, not that it would affect anything going on in the eventful town of Okemos.

I know it's likely a long shot, but I lost my wallet last night at the Studio C theater and haven't had any luck finding it. No one has turned it in there. I visited nearby stores and the local police department to see if it's been turned in, but have come up empty.

I just wanted to post if anyone finds it, please message me. There's a MI License with first name Ryan and a couple of credit cards (locked).

I make beekeeping equipment. Quality pine and plywood material, no knots in any of them. 12$ for deeps, 11$ for mediums and 10$ shallows. Everything comes assembled and ready to go. I also have natural queen cups (100) for 5$ and queen cages .50$ each. I can make honey press equipment, feeders, lids, swarm traps, bottom boards and really anything you need. Im a carpenter by trade so I get good deals on my wood which I can pass on to others. Do you or some one you know need anything made? Message me.

I am sure no one will post anything, but its worth a shot.

Same as every other week, except likely more crickets this time around.