Author: Lucas Day

Lucas Day is the City Desk Editor for East Lansing Info (ELi). He comes to us with a degree in Journalism from MSU and has worked previously with The State News, The Graphic/Petoskey News-Review, The St. Ignace News, and Great Lakes Echo. He is currently earning a Master of Social Work degree at MSU while covering government reporting for us. Click here to read more about our staff.
Robert Belleman to Serve as Next City Manager of East Lansing as Council Approves Contract

Robert Belleman to Serve as Next City Manager of East Lansing as Council Approves Contract

By Lucas Day Concluding a drawn out saga that stretches back to early August, the East Lansing City Council voted 4-1 Tuesday (Sept. 19) in favor of approving a contract for Robert Belleman to serve as the next city manager. Belleman comes to East Lansing following a recent controversy. He was removed from his previous…

ELPAT Hopes to be Part of Force that Pushes ELPS Past Last Year’s Issues

ELPAT Hopes to be Part of Force that Pushes ELPS Past Last Year’s Issues

The team’s goal is to bring together dozens of parent voices and communicate with the school district through a single channel.

City Releases Proposed Contract with City Manager Appointee Robert Belleman
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City Releases Proposed Contract with City Manager Appointee Robert Belleman

City Council will vote on the contract at their Tuesday meeting.

ELi’s Voter Guide for the 2023 City Council Election

ELi’s Voter Guide for the 2023 City Council Election

All the information you need to be prepared for the upcoming Nov. 7 election.

Meet East Lansing City Council Candidate Mark Meadows

Meet East Lansing City Council Candidate Mark Meadows

ELi is providing introductions to the eight East Lansing City Council candidates. In the seventh installment in our series, Lucas Day provides a profile of Mark Meadows. Why is Meadows running?

Meet East Lansing City Council Candidate Erik Altmann

Meet East Lansing City Council Candidate Erik Altmann

ELi is providing introductions to the eight East Lansing City Council candidates. In the first installment in our series, Lucas Day provides a profile of Erik Altmann. Why is Altmann running?

ELPD Social Worker Gives Long Awaited Presentation to Police Oversight Commission

ELPD Social Worker Gives Long Awaited Presentation to Police Oversight Commission

Commissioners also discussed during the Aug. 2 meeting reported incidents of ELPD officers looking in parked cars and seeing guns.

Calls to Dial Down Rhetoric After Contentious City Manager Hiring Process

Calls to Dial Down Rhetoric After Contentious City Manager Hiring Process

“I don’t mind dissent,” Councilmember Dana Watson said last night. “I do mind certain temperatures of it.”

Mayor Pro Tem Jessy Gregg Explains How Council Could Reconsider Hiring Belleman as City Manager
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Mayor Pro Tem Jessy Gregg Explains How Council Could Reconsider Hiring Belleman as City Manager

Gregg doesn’t have the power to formally call for revisiting the vote. Only Mayor Ron Bacon and Councilmembers Dana Watson and Noel Garcia can do that.

Finalist for EL City Manager Was Removed from Post as Cincinnati’s Director of Economic Inclusion

Finalist for EL City Manager Was Removed from Post as Cincinnati’s Director of Economic Inclusion

Cincinnati’s City Manager removed Collin Mays from his directorship following an HR investigation, documents show. Mays denied wrongdoing and subsequently resigned.

Council Interviews Four City Manager Candidates after Another Drops Out
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Council Interviews Four City Manager Candidates after Another Drops Out

All candidates responded to 21 questions from council members before going into interviews before city staff and then attending an evening reception at the Hannah Center.

City Manager Candidates’ Names Released; Interviews Coming Monday
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City Manager Candidates’ Names Released; Interviews Coming Monday

The five semi-finalists were chosen from a pool of 14 applicants; only six of the applicants live in Michigan.

Goal Setting, New Hires Part of Back-to-Back ELPS Meetings

Goal Setting, New Hires Part of Back-to-Back ELPS Meetings

Parents also gave a presentation on the Safe Routes to School (SRTS) initiative during the fast-paced regular meeting.

Kerry Ebersole Singh, Christopher Wardell and Erik Altmann Seek EL Council Seats
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Kerry Ebersole Singh, Christopher Wardell and Erik Altmann Seek EL Council Seats

The deadline for filing for candidacy in the East Lansing City Council race passed today at 4 p.m. and it looks like there are either seven or eight candidates running for the three open seats on the November ballot. Interim City Clerk Marie Wicks told ELi at 4:54 p.m. today, “I can confirm that Mark…

Council Settles on Interview Process for City Manager, Approves Ballot Initiative to Expand Council
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Council Settles on Interview Process for City Manager, Approves Ballot Initiative to Expand Council

Five candidates accepted and two alternates approved to take part in a full day and evening of interviews scheduled for Aug. 7.

Ask ELi: Parks, Recreation & Arts Director Explains Increases in Fees

Ask ELi: Parks, Recreation & Arts Director Explains Increases in Fees

Cathy DeShambo replied to questions about the recreation fee structures and provided a link to the department’s budget document.

East Lansing Native Joshua Ramirez-Roberts Announces Bid for City Council

East Lansing Native Joshua Ramirez-Roberts Announces Bid for City Council

With Ramirez, there are now 5 candidates running for 3 open seats.

Council Majority Moves 2 of 3 Charter Amendments to the Ballot
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Council Majority Moves 2 of 3 Charter Amendments to the Ballot

It appeared as though voters would be deciding in November whether or not to expand the East Lansing City Council from five to seven members – briefly. Mayor Ron Bacon had started reading the final item on the business agenda at the Tuesday (July 11) City Council meeting when City Attorney Anthony Chubb interjected. “I…

Development Agreement with PK Tabled, Mash Bar Approved at June 20 Council
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Development Agreement with PK Tabled, Mash Bar Approved at June 20 Council

Council discussed new strategies for the future when making deals with large developers.

Rebecca Kasen Formally Announces Run for City Council
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Rebecca Kasen Formally Announces Run for City Council

The list of candidates continues to grow, but no word yet if Bacon and Gregg are running for reelection.

Racial Disparities, Data Struggles Among Findings in First ELIPOC Annual Report
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Racial Disparities, Data Struggles Among Findings in First ELIPOC Annual Report

Commission Chair Erick Williams calls the April 2022 police shooting at Meijer a “learning opportunity” and offers recommendations for the future.

Charter Amendment Proposals Bring Robust Discussion to June 13 Council Meeting

Charter Amendment Proposals Bring Robust Discussion to June 13 Council Meeting

Two former mayors,Liz Schweitzer and Diane Goddeeris, voiced their opposition to the proposed changes, particularly with regard to shifting council elections to even-numbered years. 

Complaints Spur Conversation, Recommended Policy Investigations at June ELIPOC Meeting
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Complaints Spur Conversation, Recommended Policy Investigations at June ELIPOC Meeting

Two new commissioners and ELPD Lt. Adam Park made their first appearances at the police oversight commission meeting.

Human Rights Commission Tells Council to Use Subpoena Power to Investigate Landlord DTN
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Human Rights Commission Tells Council to Use Subpoena Power to Investigate Landlord DTN

After a closed session, the commission voted unanimously to ask Council to use its subpoena powers to investigate DTN in a civil rights complaint.

Change EL’s Council from 5 to 7 Members? This and Lots More on Tuesday’s Agenda.
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Change EL’s Council from 5 to 7 Members? This and Lots More on Tuesday’s Agenda.

Three big surprises on this coming Tuesday’s City Council agenda.

East Lansing Resident John Metzler to be Honored by Peace Education Center

East Lansing Resident John Metzler to be Honored by Peace Education Center

The annual meeting is a chance to celebrate the center’s work and honor community members and students.

Council Denies Starbucks Drive-Thru Hours Extension; Approval of Employee Retention Bonuses Tabled

Council Denies Starbucks Drive-Thru Hours Extension; Approval of Employee Retention Bonuses Tabled

June as Pride Month and Juneteenth as a holiday are now formally recognized in the City of East Lansing.

A Tale of Two Lawsuits (against East Lansing)

A Tale of Two Lawsuits (against East Lansing)

Twin cases provide insight into the risks and costs of suits against the city from large, national groups.

MSU Tragedy Remembered, Budgets Approved at May 23 City Council Meeting
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MSU Tragedy Remembered, Budgets Approved at May 23 City Council Meeting

A resolution was passed recognizing and honoring the lifesaving actions of first responders and those impacted by the mass shooting on the MSU campus.

ELPD’s Social Worker Provides Care to Residents, Visitors and Officers Alike
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ELPD’s Social Worker Provides Care to Residents, Visitors and Officers Alike

Taylor Knickerbocker said she tries to interact with the community as much as she can and typically ends up in a police car to do outreach each day.

Board of Education Approves Ashley Schwarzbek to be Next ELHS Principal

Board of Education Approves Ashley Schwarzbek to be Next ELHS Principal

A long conversation about bias, responsibility and moving forward as a community preceded the school board’s unanimous decision to approve Ashley Schwarzbek as the next principal of ELHS.

Ashley Schwarzbek Recommended to Fill ELHS Principal Role

Ashley Schwarzbek Recommended to Fill ELHS Principal Role

The recommendation will go before the ELPS Board of Education in a special meeting this week or next week.

MacDonald Middle School Teacher Under Scrutiny for Using N-Word Apologizes (Updated)

MacDonald Middle School Teacher Under Scrutiny for Using N-Word Apologizes (Updated)

A long-time physical education teacher has issued an apology after the May 10 matter.

EL Fire Department Looks to Increase Training, Improve Communication in Budget Proposal
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EL Fire Department Looks to Increase Training, Improve Communication in Budget Proposal

Funding from MSU and the state is up while personnel services are down in the projected fire department budget. Learn more from ELi.

Council Holds a Mystery Closed Session, Considers Downtown Tax Increase

Council Holds a Mystery Closed Session, Considers Downtown Tax Increase

Get the news of what happened at East Lansing’s Council meeting this week.

East Lansing Police Chief Kim Johnson Explains How and Why Staffing Is Going Up
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East Lansing Police Chief Kim Johnson Explains How and Why Staffing Is Going Up

The goals and objectives of the department for the coming year include working with a number of community groups and serving EL’s diverse population.

Hours of Future Trowbridge Starbucks Drive-Thru to be Decided by Council 

Hours of Future Trowbridge Starbucks Drive-Thru to be Decided by Council 

City Council is likely to make a decision on the matter on Tuesday, May 9.

Tensions High at Police Oversight Commission Following the Release of MSP Investigation of Meijer Shooting

Tensions High at Police Oversight Commission Following the Release of MSP Investigation of Meijer Shooting

Public and commissioners voiced differing opinions on the ELIPOC’s relationship with the ELPD.

EL Mayor, Interim City Manager Claim Racism is Behind Anonymous Complaint

EL Mayor, Interim City Manager Claim Racism is Behind Anonymous Complaint

City Council approves hiring an independent attorney to investigate the allegations.

Council Looks to Cast Wide Net in City Manager Search, Find Candidate With Public Safety Experience

Council Looks to Cast Wide Net in City Manager Search, Find Candidate With Public Safety Experience

An executive recruiter from MML, who will lead the search, laid out the hiring timeline.

Citizen Group Successfully Pushes for New Approach to Small Cell Tower Installations

Citizen Group Successfully Pushes for New Approach to Small Cell Tower Installations

While CELL has just organized, the group has already produced a 57-page guidelines document.

East Lansing Homeowners Can Now Formally Disavow Racist Property Covenants

East Lansing Homeowners Can Now Formally Disavow Racist Property Covenants

The Brookfield neighborhood’s covenant still includes discriminatory language.

FlixBus Provides Route from Frandor to Detroit, Grand Rapids

FlixBus Provides Route from Frandor to Detroit, Grand Rapids

Company hopes to make travel between cities easier for college students.

School Board Hears Safety Update and Plan for Hiring New ELHS Principal

School Board Hears Safety Update and Plan for Hiring New ELHS Principal

Superintendent Dori Leyko lays out the safety steps taken so far; public comments indicate parents want more.

Oversight Commission Questions ELPD Use of Cameras, Treatment of People In Psychological Distress

Oversight Commission Questions ELPD Use of Cameras, Treatment of People In Psychological Distress

Police use of force policy continues to be a topic of discussion; commission is looking to fill three openings.

City of East Lansing to Receive More than $340,000 From Latest Opioid Settlement

City of East Lansing to Receive More than $340,000 From Latest Opioid Settlement

In a 4-0 vote, City Council approved a resolution to accept the funds.

Affordable Apartment Project Shifted to Local Specialist Developer; Aims to House Lower-Income Families Downtown
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Affordable Apartment Project Shifted to Local Specialist Developer; Aims to House Lower-Income Families Downtown

If the project known as “Building C” shifts to a new, local developer who specializes in affordable housing, the number of income-restricted apartments built downtown may go up from 74 to 99. And they’ll be designed for families.

Council to Appoint Committee to Study Cell Tower Installation Following Contentious Meeting

Council to Appoint Committee to Study Cell Tower Installation Following Contentious Meeting

A Crown Castle representative interacted directly with members of the CELL citizen group.

Council Tries to Find Path Forward Following Exodus of City Employees

Council Tries to Find Path Forward Following Exodus of City Employees

Another Assistant Director’s resignation came to light today, after last night’s Council meeting involved a discussion about what is happening with hiring attempts.

Mayfield Resigns as East Lansing High School Principal

Mayfield Resigns as East Lansing High School Principal

Superintendent Dori Leyko cites “privacy and confidentiality reasons” for providing little information.

New Citizens’ Organization Hopes to Help Guide 5G Cell Tower Installation
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New Citizens’ Organization Hopes to Help Guide 5G Cell Tower Installation

A group of East Lansing homeowners are trying to preserve neighborhood aesthetics.

East Lansing’s City Manager Search Will Be Led by Michigan Municipal League

East Lansing’s City Manager Search Will Be Led by Michigan Municipal League

The search will be national and is expected to take at least four months.

Bacon and Talifarro Speak about Exodus of Top City Employees

Bacon and Talifarro Speak about Exodus of Top City Employees

Mayor Ron Bacon addressed rumors while Talifarro described “an emotionally challenging and arduous time.”

City Seeks to Work with Residents on Tree Plantings in East Lansing
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City Seeks to Work with Residents on Tree Plantings in East Lansing

Forms are available for those who would like to plant trees in front of their houses.

Concerns About Erecting 5G Towers in Neighborhoods Persist After Public Meeting
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Concerns About Erecting 5G Towers in Neighborhoods Persist After Public Meeting

City officials say they cannot block installation of the towers because of a state law.

East Lansing Adjusts Poverty Exemptions for Property Taxes

East Lansing Adjusts Poverty Exemptions for Property Taxes

Board of Review is no longer able to step outside Council’s guidelines.

Protests, Other Events Scheduled in Reaction to Shooting at MSU

Protests, Other Events Scheduled in Reaction to Shooting at MSU

One week later, community continues to find ways to heal and speak out.

Protest and Vigil Focus on Gun Violence, Perennial Trauma

Protest and Vigil Focus on Gun Violence, Perennial Trauma

Students and other members of the community gathered on Wednesday to mourn and to vow to take action.

Students Describe Confusion, Fear During Hours-Long Manhunt

Students Describe Confusion, Fear During Hours-Long Manhunt

MSU sophomores waded through scary misinformation while barricaded in their dorm room.

Today in East Lansing: Vigils, Support Systems, Closures

Today in East Lansing: Vigils, Support Systems, Closures

ELi brings you this rundown of what is happening today, to keep you informed about delays and closures along with opportunities for public grieving and private support.

East Lansing Council Discusses Creating Youth Commission, Addresses Cell Towers

East Lansing Council Discusses Creating Youth Commission, Addresses Cell Towers

Council announces former city clerk Marie Wicks will return as interim clerk; council members also receive their committee assignments.

MSU School Safety Expert Weighs in on Climate at East Lansing High School
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MSU School Safety Expert Weighs in on Climate at East Lansing High School

ELi spoke with MSU Prof. Glenn Stutzky to get his take on ongoing concerns in East Lansing’s public schools.

Edsall Resigns as School Board President, and a New School Safety Plan Is In the Works
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Edsall Resigns as School Board President, and a New School Safety Plan Is In the Works

Kath Edsall resigned as president rather than facing a vote to remove her. A new safety plan was presented and public comment brought many strong comments. ELi brings you details from the four-hour meeting.

Excitement Building Around ELHS Wrestling Program

Excitement Building Around ELHS Wrestling Program

The Trojans program continues to grow in numbers and wins.

EL High School Closed Friday, as School Board Continues to Face Backlash
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EL High School Closed Friday, as School Board Continues to Face Backlash

ELi brings you a wider look at what’s going on with the tensions in East Lansing Public Schools.

East Lansing High School Teachers and Students Describe Fear and Exhaustion from Ongoing Violence
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East Lansing High School Teachers and Students Describe Fear and Exhaustion from Ongoing Violence

“There was a firearm within four feet of me,” a student who rushed to help a teacher told the East Lansing Public Schools Board of Ed. “I had no clue.”

Special East Lansing District Identified as “Ripe for Redevelopment”
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Special East Lansing District Identified as “Ripe for Redevelopment”

If the “test” area for a new form-based zoning code works out, it could be implemented in other parts of East Lansing, too.

Homeowners Protest Cell Tower Construction at Their Homes But Are Told There May Be Little the City Can Do
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Homeowners Protest Cell Tower Construction at Their Homes But Are Told There May Be Little the City Can Do

East Lansing residents are adamant they deserve a voice in where cell towers are built.

Council Poised to Terminate Lahanas’ Contract Tonight; Talifarro Expected to Be Named Interim City Manager
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Council Poised to Terminate Lahanas’ Contract Tonight; Talifarro Expected to Be Named Interim City Manager

This is a breaking story and may be updated.

In Chappelle’s Suit Against ELi, Appeals Court Judge Says There’s No Glimmer of a Case

In Chappelle’s Suit Against ELi, Appeals Court Judge Says There’s No Glimmer of a Case

“From the beginning, your honors, in the circuit court and before this court, this case has been a farce,” ELi’sattorney Brian Wassom said. “This is an exercise of Mr. Chapelle’s vanity and vendetta parading as a defamation claim.”

City Council Votes 3-1 to Make East Lansing a Sanctuary City
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City Council Votes 3-1 to Make East Lansing a Sanctuary City

The mayor said he wants to “send out the clarifying call that we are that shining city on the hill.” But Councilmember Brookover said he thinks this will do little additional good, and could harm.

As Glencairn Homeowners Protest Cell Tower Plan, More Towers May Be Coming to EL Neighborhoods (Updated)
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As Glencairn Homeowners Protest Cell Tower Plan, More Towers May Be Coming to EL Neighborhoods (Updated)

City of East Lansing staff say more than 50 new “small cell” towers may be coming around town.

East Lansing’s Population Has Declined and Morphed Per Latest Census
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East Lansing’s Population Has Declined and Morphed Per Latest Census

More units of housing, but fewer residents. And a more diverse populace. What else changed about East Lansing from 2010 to 2020?

DDA Grants River Caddis Another Six-Month Exclusive Deal on Evergreen Properties
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DDA Grants River Caddis Another Six-Month Exclusive Deal on Evergreen Properties

The vote came down 7-2-1 and puts a hard stop on the extensions in July 2023. ELi’s Lucas Day reports.

Deer Cull is On Hold as Council Will Revisit the Issue
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Deer Cull is On Hold as Council Will Revisit the Issue

Following an acrimonious debate between City Manager George Lahanas and Councilmember Dana Watson, East Lansing’s deer cull has been put on hold and will be discussed at Council’s next scheduled meeting, Jan. 10, 2023.

Judge Richard Ball Reflects on 30 Years of Service as 54B District Judge
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Judge Richard Ball Reflects on 30 Years of Service as 54B District Judge

It’s easy to wonder how many lives would be different had Ball lost his bid against an incumbent in 1992. He won by 69 votes, and the rest is local history.

Study of ELPD Points to Policy Problems, Officers Feeling Unsupported by City Government
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Study of ELPD Points to Policy Problems, Officers Feeling Unsupported by City Government

The 146-page report prepared by CNA was presented to City Council at the Dec. 6 meeting.

MSU Interim President Speaks  to Violence Downtown and Student Housing in EL
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MSU Interim President Speaks to Violence Downtown and Student Housing in EL

Interim President Teresa Woodruff strives for positive relationship between the university and city.

East Lansing and MSU in the Spotlight of Midterm Elections
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East Lansing and MSU in the Spotlight of Midterm Elections

Election Day ran smoothly throughout the city, despite long lines of students registering at the last minute to vote.

Alternative Holiday Sale to Feature More Than 30 Vendors
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Alternative Holiday Sale to Feature More Than 30 Vendors

The annual event helps raise funds for Peace Education Center programming and organizing.

Plans for Valley Court Park Remain in Flux, as Two Commissions Express Hopes and Concerns
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Plans for Valley Court Park Remain in Flux, as Two Commissions Express Hopes and Concerns

Should the park be used for a farmers’ market pavilion? Have space for a dog park? A performance venue? Find out from ELi what Planning Commissioners and Historic District Commissioners had to say this week.

New Merritt Road Marijuana Shop Gets Built, Hotel and Other Retail in Limbo [Updated]
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New Merritt Road Marijuana Shop Gets Built, Hotel and Other Retail in Limbo [Updated]

Update: The Planning Commission has voted unanimously to recommend approval of the developers’ request to sell recreational marijuana alongside medical marijuana at the new High Society shop.

Preliminary ELPS School Board Results Are in; Library Millage Passes Decisively
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Preliminary ELPS School Board Results Are in; Library Millage Passes Decisively

A lively scene downtown, especially at City Clerk sites, indicates high voter turnout in the 2022 Midterm Elections.

Public Comments Are Helping to Reshape the Valley Court Pavilion Project
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Public Comments Are Helping to Reshape the Valley Court Pavilion Project

Revised plans may be available as soon as this Wednesday, Nov. 9, for the Planning Commission meeting. What are people asking for in terms of changes?

Police Oversight Commission Reflects on First Year of Action, Purpose Going Forward
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Police Oversight Commission Reflects on First Year of Action, Purpose Going Forward

Members of the public attend Nov. 2 meeting to provide input to commissioners and city representatives.

Valley Court Park Plan Would Pave Greenspace for New Market Pavilion
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Valley Court Park Plan Would Pave Greenspace for New Market Pavilion

Excitement for the $2 million improvements at Valley Court Park is tempered by concerns about some aspects of the proposal.

City of East Lansing Tackles Myriad of Environmental Issues
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City of East Lansing Tackles Myriad of Environmental Issues

East Lansing environmental program updates include artificial intelligence being used to cut down on recycling contamination, urban forestry, grant opportunities and more.

A Rundown on the General Election in East Lansing
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A Rundown on the General Election in East Lansing

Haven’t voted yet? Let ELi help get you up to speed.

EL Developer Scott Chappelle Sentenced to 38 Months in Federal Prison, Must Pay Over $1.3M
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EL Developer Scott Chappelle Sentenced to 38 Months in Federal Prison, Must Pay Over $1.3M

The sentencing follows a guilty plea of tax evasion arising from what the DOJ describes as Chappelle’s near decade-long effort to prevent the IRS from collecting taxes he and his business owed.

Railroad Crossing on Harrison Road to Be Repaired

Railroad Crossing on Harrison Road to Be Repaired

Repairs on the railroad crossing on Harrison Road that are set to begin Oct. 17 will mean detours for drivers.

ELPS Avoid Teacher Shortages Plaguing Districts Nationwide, Still Searching for Custodians, Support Staff
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ELPS Avoid Teacher Shortages Plaguing Districts Nationwide, Still Searching for Custodians, Support Staff

While East Lansing Public Schools has only one unfilled teacher position, custodians and support staff are still a problem.

Downtown Condo Owners Demand Solutions after Bullet Pierces Resident’s Window
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Downtown Condo Owners Demand Solutions after Bullet Pierces Resident’s Window

Plus: ELi brings you a video taken just after the Sept. 11 downtown shooting showing some fleeing the scene while police rush in.

Be Patient, Grab Some Candy: Homecoming Parade Brings Road Closures
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Be Patient, Grab Some Candy: Homecoming Parade Brings Road Closures

Annual event is expected to last about an hour.

Deluge Investigation Released: Expect More Household Flooding in EL
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Deluge Investigation Released: Expect More Household Flooding in EL

As climate change makes severe weather events more common, East Lansing’s sewer system has been stretched to capacity.

Babcock and Greenwalt Running Unopposed for 54B Judgeships after Martin Loses His Appeal
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Babcock and Greenwalt Running Unopposed for 54B Judgeships after Martin Loses His Appeal

Chris Martin tells ELi he does not currently plan to try a write-in campaign.

ELPD Investigating Shooting on M.A.C. Avenue
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ELPD Investigating Shooting on M.A.C. Avenue

A total of 31 bullet casings from three different caliber guns recovered at the scene.

Attorney General Nessel Is Target of Outrage at EL City Council Meeting
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Attorney General Nessel Is Target of Outrage at EL City Council Meeting

Numerous community members came to denounce Nessel’s decisions regarding the April shooting of a young Black man by ELPD officers at the Lake Lansing Meijer store.