Called Out of Retirement, Annette Irwin Aims to Bring Stability as East Lansing’s Interim City Manager
Irwin spoke with ELi days before she takes over as East Lansing’s top employee.
SPECIAL ELI REPORTING
A Community Watch Group is Monitoring ELPD as MSU Students Return to East Lansing
The group began sending members downtown last fall amid a series of policing controversies.
After Major Storms, East Lansing’s Tree Pruning Program Shows Its Value
A preventative care program that started in 2024 aims to make city trees more resilient against severe weather.
Creating Connections, New Radio Station in Lansing Aims to Amplify New Voices
Station leaders hope it is running by the end of the year.
Developer Sues East Lansing After Apartment Rejection
While the scope of the lawsuit is not yet known, concerns about litigation were raised at a Planning Commission meeting before the City Council denied the proposal.
The Changing Classroom
Longtime teachers say the expanded use of technology and diminishing standards are among the biggest changes they’ve seen during their careers.
IN THE COMMUNITY
Red Cedar Neighborhood Yard Sale This Weekend
The yard sale is being hosted by neighborhood residents and houses of worship.
Promoting Sustainability at the Library and Beyond
The ELPL is one of just three Michigan libraries pursuing the certification.
Listen: East Lansing Announces Finalists For First-Ever Songwriting Contest, Event Details
The city released recordings of finalists in a songwriting contest where participants created songs about East Lansing.
Restaurant Roundup: Latest on Pizza Shops, Sheetz, More Planned For East Lansing
Get the latest on a planned Coratti’s Pizzeria Bar and Bocce, Pizzawala’s and more!
East Lansing Insider Podcast: Back to School With Greater Lansing Area Moms
It’s back to school for East Lansing Public Schools students.