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SPECIAL ELI REPORTING
More Details Released on Threat That Led to Closure of East Lansing Public Schools Today (Updated)
This article has been updated throughout the day.
‘Concerning Social Media Post’ Leads to ELPS Closure
District officials will communicate more information later today.
The City of East Lansing’s Troubles Deepen: Peter Menser Is Quitting the Planning Department
In what’s become a fairly regular occurrence, ELi received an anonymous tip this afternoon of another major resignation from the City of East Lansing’s workforce.
Police Oversight Commission Hears Presentation on Biases in Emergency Calls
When should law enforcement decide not to respond to a 911 call?
Tensions Persist Over Library Director’s Calling Police on Wrongly-Identified Black Teen
This week’s East Lansing Library Board of Trustees meeting was dominated by discussion of the Jan. 11 incident.
IN THE COMMUNITY
ELHS Running Track Open to Public on Weekdays
A local resident pushed the school district to open the facility for regular public use.
Young and Old(er) Are Jumping Into the Sport of Pickleball
The official grand opening of the renovated Patriarche Park pickleball facility is Thursday but, once the nets went up last week, there was no stopping the enthusiasts from playing.
East Lansing to Celebrate Juneteenth This Sunday (June 18)
Council is encouraging organizations to post copies of General Order No. 3 and encouraging individuals to join the June 18 celebration.
Dan Bollman and Mark Meadows Are Running for City Council
So far, there are three confirmed candidates for the three open seats this November.
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.