City’s Evergreen Avenue Land Deal Will Leave Significant Debt Even After Sale
Taxpayers have lost more than $2 million on the Evergreen Avenue properties, even before the DDA has started to pay down the more than $5 million owed on the properties.
SPECIAL ELI REPORTING
Belleman to Receive More Than $190,000 in Separation Agreement With East Lansing
The City Council approved a separation agreement with Belleman at last night’s meeting.
Know the Ballot: Three City Charter Amendments Will be Decided at August Election
The charter amendments would delay important proceedings after City Council elections until after elections are certified and create new regulations around the city manager position.
After LCC Data Breach, Expert Warns Cybercriminals Turn Stolen Information Into Scams
More than 170,000 people had their information compromised in a Lansing Community College data breach that took place last year.
Revised Proposal for Downtown Apartment Shrinks Building Size, Removes Public Parking
A previous proposal from the same developer to build an apartment where the Bailey Street parking lot sits stalled after it was heard by the City Council.
Residents Push Back on Proposed Limits to East Lansing Human Rights Commission at Forum
The proposed ordinance amendments could be adopted by the City Council at its June 16 meeting.
IN THE COMMUNITY
East Lansing Islamic Center’s Women-Only Gym Removes Fitness Barriers for Muslim Women
Some women have exercised in a gym for the first time since the space opened.
Gasoline Odor at East Lansing Marathon Station Triggers EGLE Investigation
The potential leak was reported on Tuesday.
His Patients Once Planned Their Funerals. Now They Plan Their Retirement.
Dr. Peter Gulick been the leading expert on HIV/AIDS for more than 40 years.
East Lansing Insider Podcast: DOJ to Send Election Monitors to East Lansing
Former East Lansing Clerk Marie Wicks spoke with Managing Editor Lucas Day about election security and the possibility of federal election monitors coming to East Lansing.
East Lansing Pushes Back on DOJ Assertions About 2024 Election Administration
Clerk Emily Gordon wrote that claims in the DOJ’s letter are inaccurate and asked for clarification on different points.