http://domemagazine.com/blogs/atlarge/rc0809 Michigan People, Politics, and Policy Thu, 12 Jan 2012 01:01:05 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://domemagazine.com/blogs/atlarge/rc0809#comment-3542 Dennis Muchmore Mon, 31 Aug 2009 15:09:55 +0000 http://domemagazine.com/blogs/?p=985#comment-3542 Always fun to hear the inside story on these events and fun to remind ourselves that people are human. Always fun to hear the inside story on these events and fun to remind ourselves that people are human.

]]> http://domemagazine.com/blogs/atlarge/rc0809#comment-3413 Wallace Long Fri, 21 Aug 2009 14:24:41 +0000 http://domemagazine.com/blogs/?p=985#comment-3413 The stories of Life and Politics in Lansing are infinite and interesting, if only to those who actually experienced it. But only a small portion of them are ever chronicled. Thanks for sharing that one, and keep writing! The stories of Life and Politics in Lansing are infinite and interesting, if only to those who actually experienced it. But only a small portion of them are ever chronicled. Thanks for sharing that one, and keep writing!

]]> http://domemagazine.com/blogs/atlarge/rc0809#comment-3367 Richard Cole Tue, 18 Aug 2009 16:39:27 +0000 http://domemagazine.com/blogs/?p=985#comment-3367 There is a postscript, and it's particularly appropriate that I share it, given, especially, the nature of the story. I have filed a correction that I assume the publisher will substitute -- given the electronic nature of this column (note: the column has been corrected). But I want the record to show that the event on Mackinac Island was not a governors conference (as I wrote originally). I should know that. I was at that event. The earlier event (that I was not at) was a celebration of the 25th anniversary of the opening of the Mackinac Bridge, and while it doesn't make the story of the son's defense of his mother (having confused one of the country's top reporters) any less humorous, there is a certain irony in that I would allow such an important component of the story to get blurred through the passing of time. My bad. There is a postscript, and it’s particularly appropriate that I share it, given, especially, the nature of the story. I have filed a correction that I assume the publisher will substitute — given the electronic nature of this column (note: the column has been corrected). But I want the record to show that the event on Mackinac Island was not a governors conference (as I wrote originally). I should know that. I was at that event. The earlier event (that I was not at) was a celebration of the 25th anniversary of the opening of the Mackinac Bridge, and while it doesn’t make the story of the son’s defense of his mother (having confused one of the country’s top reporters) any less humorous, there is a certain irony in that I would allow such an important component of the story to get blurred through the passing of time. My bad.

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