During a visit to SeaWorld the Schurmans brought The Lansing Journal near the giant megalodon jaw. The megalodon was a shark, now extinct, that grew up to 60 feet in length. (Photo: Katelynn Romanowski, the Schurmans' daughter)
“We have to keep our reputation as one of the most prolific posters to the Journal Journeys page,” wrote Dave Schurman, “so on our recent trip to California we took 2 pics with the online Journal.”
Not only do we appreciate the submissions, we also give kudos to the Schurmans for remembering that using a digital copy of the Journal for the Lansing Journal Journeys is both acceptable and convenient.Aboard the retired aircraft carrier the USS Midway, the Schurmans visited The Lansing Journal website on one phone while take a selfie with the other phone. (Selfie: Dave Schurman)During a visit to SeaWorld the Schurmans brought The Lansing Journal near the giant megalodon jaw. The megalodon was a shark, now extinct, that grew up to 60 feet in length. (Photo: Katelynn Romanowski, the Schurmans’ daughter)
About The Lansing Journal Journeys
This history of community photography in the pages of this community newspaper is an affirmation. We love to see our community represented in the Journal — and we love to see the Journal represented in our community. So whether you are holding a printed newspaper, enjoying a Journal Java Chip ice cream cone, standing in front of a Lansing Journal Latte poster, or wearing Lansing Journal merch, we welcome your photos!
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Melanie Jongsma grew up in Lansing, Illinois, and believes The Lansing Journal has an important role to play in building community through trustworthy information.
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