Voters Will Soon Decide on $23.5 Million School Bond
A look at how East Lansing schools would spend the $23.5 million in the bond proposal, if voters approve it at the May special election.
SPECIAL ELI REPORTING
DDA Recommends Graduate Rooftop Bar Expansion – But Warn of Potential Resistance From City Council
The DDA also voted to purchase spun rocking chairs to be deployed at special events.
East Lansing May Lose BWL Representation
If Lansing voters approve a proposed change to the city’s charter, East Lansing will lose its non-voting member on the Lansing Board of Water & Light.
Six Candidates Slated to Run for East Lansing City Council
Adam DeLay, Kath Edsall, Chuck Grigsby, Joshua Ramirez-Roberts and Liam Richichi will appear on the ballot this November.
The Ministry of Widowhood
The group supports one another through the grief and anger that comes with losing a partner.
Parents Raise Concerns Over Math Curriculum, Communication Gaps at MacDonald Middle School
Parents worry about fewer sixth grade students qualifying for advanced math placement and more receiving non-proficient standardized test scores.
IN THE COMMUNITY
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.
How East Lansing City Council Candidates Made and Spent Campaign Money
Liam Richichi and Steve Whelan hold a clear fundraising advantage over the other four City Council candidates.
Peace Education Center Celebrates 50th Anniversary
Over the last half century the group has protested against wars and human rights violations.
Meet the ELi Team and Help Us Write Our Next Chapter
Meet the ELi team Thursday, Nov. 6 from 6-9 p.m. at (SCENE) Metrospace in downtown East Lansing.
East Lansing Insider Podcast: East Lansing Police Use of Force Data Analysis
This week, the East Lansing Insider podcast explores data on use of force within the East Lansing Police Department.