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SPECIAL ELI REPORTING
Walton Resigns from East Lansing School Board Amid Leadership Shake-Up
What happened at Monday’s school board meeting? ELi catches you up on the leadership shake-up and expressed public concerns.
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.
East Lansing Is a City In Grief; Counseling Offered at Hannah
Randy Talifarro’s first formal statement as East Lansing’s interim city manager was about the killings on MSU’s campus.
MSU Shooter Is Dead After Killing Three, Injuring At Least Five
Shelter in place order has been lifted; ELPS cancels classes for Tuesday.
East Lansing Shelter-in-Place Order Continues as Some Information Emerges
As of 11 p.m., the shelter-in-place order continued for all of East Lansing.
IN THE COMMUNITY
“Never a Dull Moment”: Twenty-Five Years in East Lansing’s Department of Public Works
Ron Lacasse would like to know how someone managed to get an entire Big Wheel down into the sewer system.
East Lansing’s Acting Director of Public Works Provides Infrastructure Update
The wastewater treatment plant is processing over 4 billion gallons a year…and water rates are going up. Bike lanes are coming to Coolidge and Hagadorn Roads. The Red Cedar Neighborhood will get a new water main. What else can you expect in the coming year?
Pumpstock Returns June 3; Donations Being Accepted
The festival in Bailey Park will showcase five bands on the main stage and four more acts performing on a local stage.
City Talks Tree Love, Yard Waste, Solar Price Surges, and No Mow May
The proposed city budget for next year would increase spending on trees, continue waste and recycling programs residents have come to expect and look to renewable energy.
It’s ‘Business as Usual’ For Annual East Lansing Art Festival
In its 60th year, the festival will again fill Albert Avenue with a wide variety of art, music, food and activities.