ELPL ‘Library of Things’ Has a Bit of Everything
Tools, light therapy, zoo passes and more are among the unconventional offerings that can be checked out at the library.
SPECIAL ELI REPORTING
Planning Commission Unanimously Recommends Rooftop Expansion for The Graduate
If the proposal is eventually approved by City Council, it would increase the maximum occupancy from 96 to 268.
ELPL Director Kevin King Resigns
King has served as library director since March of 2024.
Ask ELi: Are ELPS Budget Concerns Connected to Administrator Raises?
District leaders said ELPS has a healthy amount of reserve funds and top administrators received raises to keep their pay competitive with nearby districts.
Edsall, DeLay to Run for City Council, Growing Field of Candidates One Month Before Filing Deadline
ELi has now identified five residents who intend to run for City Council.
ELi’s Very Early Election Story: Who’s Running for City Council (So Far), How to Get on the Ballot and What it Takes to Win
ELi has learned of three candidates who plan to run in November’s City Council election.
IN THE COMMUNITY
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.
Charter Review Committee Presents Recommendations to City Council
The committee passed 23 resolutions proposing changes to East Lansing’s guiding document.