Local Organization Pushes Forward With Ambitious Plans to Clean Michigan Waterways
Michigan Waterways Stewards have removed more than 200,000 pounds of litter over the last three years.
SPECIAL ELI REPORTING
Cold Weather, Rate Hikes Combine to Push Lansing-Area Electric Bills Higher
Some area residents have been surprised by high energy bills.
From Campus Labs to River Rescues, East Lansing Firefighters Train for It All
East Lansing firefighters must be prepared for many emergency situations besides putting out fires.
East Lansing Police to Deploy Flock Camera, a “Phenomenal” but Controversial Law Enforcement Tool
Police have used Flock cameras to solve crimes, but critics argue the camera provides infrastructure for mass surveillance programs.
From WWII to Vietnam Dissent, Bill Root’s Century of Service Ends at 102
Bill Root departed this world after three acts, serving his country and its people in each.
Library Board Narrows Director Search; Staff Moving Forward With Teen Behavioral Improvement Plan
The library board plans to pick a new director next month.
IN THE COMMUNITY
Mental Health and Wellness Summit to Return to ELHS
The summit will feature presentations, wellness activities, therapy dogs, local resources and more.
East Lansing City Council Bumps Up Start Time of Meetings
Starting with the April 28 meeting, discussion-only meetings will begin at 6 p.m. and regular meetings will start at 6:30 p.m.
Chrissie Evaskis-Garrett Chosen as East Lansing Public Library Director
Evaskis-Garrett has been serving as the library’s interim director since July.
Meet the Finalists for East Lansing’s Next Library Director, as Board Set to Make Decision Tonight
ELPL Board President Ameenah Asante provided ELi with bios for the three director finalists, as the board is set to make a decision at its meeting at 4 p.m. today.
East Lansing Insider Podcast: Budget Season is Underway
The East Lansing City Council received a presentation on the city’s proposed budget at a meeting last week.