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SPECIAL ELI REPORTING
Affordable Apartment Project Shifted to Local Specialist Developer; Aims to House Lower-Income Families Downtown
If the project known as “Building C” shifts to a new, local developer who specializes in affordable housing, the number of income-restricted apartments built downtown may go up from 74 to 99. And they’ll be designed for families.
Council Reacts Quickly to New Lawsuit, Approves Pointy Building, Debates Outdoor Seating
East Lansing’s City Council was busy this week. Find out from ELi what happened.
To Avoid a ‘Catastrophic Situation,’ East Lansing Refinances the DDA’s Debt (Again)
Why was “catastrophe” looming? ELi explains and tells you what happened with the latest refinance of the Evergreen Properties debt.
Meeting Minutes Still a Top Issue of Discussion for EL Library Trustees
March 15 meeting was less acrimonious than recent sessions with more time spent focusing on business as usual.
Council to Appoint Committee to Study Cell Tower Installation Following Contentious Meeting
A Crown Castle representative interacted directly with members of the CELL citizen group.
IN THE COMMUNITY
60-member ELHS Model UN Club Tackles Global Issues
The ever-growing group helps students build critical-thinking skills.
Valley Court Park Plan Going to Council for Feedback
Some people remain very unhappy with the idea of paving over the center of the park for a pavilion, while others are excited by the designs. See the new renderings and find out what happened at the last Planning Commission meeting.
Greater Diversity Comes to ELPS Classroom Book Libraries
The ELPS district and ELEF devoted $35,000 for K5 classrooms to buy books this year.
Excitement Building Around ELHS Wrestling Program
The Trojans program continues to grow in numbers and wins.
East Lansing Info’s Annual Report for 2022
Learn about ELi’s operations, income and expenses for 2022 in this annual transparency report.