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Police Chief Jen Brown Starts Tenure With Backing of City Manager, Concerns From Oversight Commission
Public Safety

Police Chief Jen Brown Starts Tenure With Backing of City Manager, Concerns From Oversight Commission

ByLucas DayJun 4, 2025
ELPS Jobs at Risk Amid Student Shortages, Budget Cuts
Schools

ELPS Jobs at Risk Amid Student Shortages, Budget Cuts

ByDustin DuFort PettyJun 2, 2025
East Lansing City Council Sets Budget for Next Fiscal Year, Keeps Parks Funding
Government

East Lansing City Council Sets Budget for Next Fiscal Year, Keeps Parks Funding

ByLucas DayMay 29, 2025

Council Hears Presentation on Income Tax
News

Council Hears Presentation on Income Tax

ByLucas DayMar 19, 2025
City officials appear poised to ask voters to renew the income tax before it sunsets in 2031.

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Talks of New Utilities, Financial Health Team Emerge During Discussion About City Priorities
Government

Talks of New Utilities, Financial Health Team Emerge During Discussion About City Priorities

ByLucas DayMar 13, 2025
Council received a progress report on goals it set at the start of last year.
Council Considers Fee Structure that Could Charge Some Businesses for Police Calls
Government

Council Considers Fee Structure that Could Charge Some Businesses for Police Calls

ByLucas DayMar 7, 2025
Last May, council put a moratorium on business license fees, asking staff to come up with a fee structure that is more fair.
City Manager Robert Belleman Explains Options City Has to Fix its Finances
Government

City Manager Robert Belleman Explains Options City Has to Fix its Finances

ByLucas DayMar 4, 2025
In a wide ranging interview, Belleman talked about potential revenue streams, spending cuts, the city’s pension debt and uncertainties East Lansing will need to address.
ELPS Deputy Superintendent Uses Family History to Teach District Third Graders About History of Racism in U.S.
Schools

ELPS Deputy Superintendent Uses Family History to Teach District Third Graders About History of Racism in U.S.

ByLucas DayFeb 26, 2025
During Black History Month, Deputy Superintendent Glenn Mitcham takes a unique approach to teach young students a difficult history lesson.
Library Board Approves New Strategic Plan
News

Library Board Approves New Strategic Plan

ByAyah ImranFeb 24, 2025
The strategic plan was developed during a nine-month process and included feedback from nearly 1,200 community members.
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ICHD Provides Advice on Vaccinations, Exposure Guidelines After Ingham County Measles Case
Public Safety

ICHD Provides Advice on Vaccinations, Exposure Guidelines After Ingham County Measles Case

ByLucas DayApr 16, 2025
The first Ingham County measles case since 1994 was announced earlier this week.
East Lansing, Okemos, Central Michigan University Students to Team Up for Collaborative Concert
Arts & Cultures

East Lansing, Okemos, Central Michigan University Students to Team Up for Collaborative Concert

ByAyah ImranApr 14, 2025
The concert will take place Tuesday, April 15 at 7:30 p.m. in the East Lansing High School auditorium.
Council Roundup: Discussions About Speeding, Loud Cars Resume; Stalled Sauna Park Proposal is Given New Life
Government

Council Roundup: Discussions About Speeding, Loud Cars Resume; Stalled Sauna Park Proposal is Given New Life

ByLucas DayApr 10, 2025
Noisy and speeding cars has been a common complaint in East Lansing for years – but no solution appears to be imminent.
New Meijer Gas Station, Indian Pizza Restaurant and Sauna Park Discussed by Planning Commission
Development

New Meijer Gas Station, Indian Pizza Restaurant and Sauna Park Discussed by Planning Commission

ByLucas DayApr 2, 2025
Two of the projects earned the recommendation of the Planning Commission and will now seek approval from City Council.
Library Resources to Take Hit After Federal Funding Cuts
News

Library Resources to Take Hit After Federal Funding Cuts

ByLucas DayMar 27, 2025
The biggest impact from the cuts could be losing the system libraries use to share resources.
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