ELPS Administrator Finding New Ways to Care for Campuses, Cut Costs
After experiencing issues with its previous custodial service provider, ELPS switched back to in-house services. Billy Hastings and his team have since cleaned up the district.
SPECIAL ELI REPORTING
East Lansing Teachers’ Union Votes in Favor of New Contract
The vote came about a month after the teachers’ union rejected a previously proposed contract.
Meet East Lansing City Council Candidate Adam DeLay
This is the final story in a series about the six candidates for East Lansing City Council.
Meet East Lansing City Council Candidate Kath Edsall
This is the fourth story in a series of six introducing candidates for East Lansing City Council.
Meet East Lansing City Council Candidate Joshua Ramirez-Roberts
This is the first story in a series of six introducing candidates for East Lansing City Council.
Voters to Weigh Millage That Would Fund Parks and Ease Pressure on the City’s Budget Deficit
If the millage passes, property taxes will increase by two mills and the Parks and Recreation Department will be insulated from cuts. If it fails, the implications are less clear.
IN THE COMMUNITY
East Lansing Insider Podcast: Post Election Day Conversation With Recently Elected East Lansing City Council Members
Steve Whelan and Chuck Grigsby talk with ELi Deputy Editor Anna Liz Nichols after being elected to City Council at Tuesday’s election.
The 40th Annual Women in the Arts Festival to Bring Music, Art and Connection to East Lansing
The two-day festival kicks off today at 5 p.m.
Whelan, Grigsby Elected to City Council; Voters Reject Parks Millage
Steve Whelan and Chuck Grigsby will join Mark Meadows, Kerry Ebersole Singh and Erik Altmann on the East Lansing City Council.
It’s Election Day!
Two of the five seats on the City Council will be decided at today’s election.
East Lansing Insider Podcast: Breaking Down The East Lansing City Council Election
Tomorrow, voters will decide on two new members of City Council and whether or not to approve a new millage.