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SPECIAL ELI REPORTING
East Lansing Native Nate Silver Talks Early Years, Risk
Before Nate Silver was a nationally recognized statistician, he was a talented East Lansing High School student.
ELHS Students Enter the Voting World at In-School Registration Event
More than 150 students were registered or pre-registered to vote.
Know the Candidates: John Dewane is Challenged by Norm Shinkle in Ingham County Prosecutor Race
After being appointed as the county’s prosecuting attorney two years ago, John Dewane is running for a full term. He is challenged by Republican Norm Shinkle.
Council Votes Against Development Moratorium, Discusses Ending Pretextual Stops
City Manager Robert Belleman said he believes it would be “premature” to put a moratorium on developments while the city investigates its stormwater management standards at the Oct. 1 City Council meeting.
DDA Hires Firm to Market Evergreen Properties, Sets Asking Price
The properties have been initially listed at $4.435 million.
IN THE COMMUNITY
ELHS Girls Tennis Team Secures Success Through Togetherness
The ELHS girls tennis team captured its third straight regional championship this season.
East Lansing Mayor George Brookover Will Not Seek Reelection
Brookover will step down after serving four years on City Council – two as mayor.
New Mural Showcases Wonderful Woes of Technology in Grove Street Parking Garage
The mural titled “Vicarious Causation,” is a reflection on the “fickle Gods” of technology.
Pizza Shop, FieldHouse Expansion Rejected by Council; Meijer Pitches a New Gas Station
Council held a public hearing for a gas station proposed for the corner of Abbot Road and Lake Lansing Road.
Local WKAR Station May Lose Significant Funding from Federal Spending Bill
More than $1.5 million of federal funds to WKAR are at risk – about 16% of the station’s budget.