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Gabrielle Lawrence

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  • Freelance Journalist and Producer, Freelance
  • Features Producer, CGTN
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She Ate/He Ate: - Lansing City Pulse

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By Gabrielle Lawrence Verified, Bryan Beverly
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She Ate / He Ate – City Pulse She Ate By GABRIELLE LAWRENCE 20 years ago, before I met Mr. She Ate, I was deep in my heyday of young-professional living: disposable income, no youth sports on the weekends and eating happy-hour appetizers without fear of midnight indigestion. My friends and I would occasionally venture north of downtown to the Airport Tavern, where we always encountered a mix of professionals, blue-collar workers and retirees, many of whom had come for the famous Sizzler steak.
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Naing Myanmar proves itself as a hidden gem

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By Gabrielle Lawrence Verified, Bryan Beverly
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3308 S. Cedar St., Lansing 11 a.m.-8 p.m. Monday-Thursday 11 a.m.-9 p.m. Friday-Saturday (857) 615-8393 Naing Myanmar Family Restaurant on Facebook By GABRIELLE  LAWRENCE Until writing this review, I don’t believe I’d ever experienced the word “semiquincentennial.” For those of us who don’t want to spend five minutes trying to parse through what that word means, I’ll get to the point: The United States is about to celebrate its 250th birthday.
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La Mulata es muy excelente

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By Gabrielle Lawrence Verified, Bryan Beverly
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She Ate One of the best parts of being the “She” of “She Ate/He Ate” is that I frequently find myself at restaurants that likely never would have made their way into my consciousness otherwise. That was the case with this month’s subject of review, La Mulata, which was suggested by my illustrious co-reviewer, who was eager to try the new-ish Cuban restaurant.
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