MSUFCU Showcases ‘Strength in Roots’ During Grand Opening Celebration
Long-anticipated opening of the Abbot Road branch was celebrated during a July 21 event featuring music, local foods, and speakers from the credit union, university, city and more.
SPECIAL ELI REPORTING
Lansing NAACP Speaks Against Perceived Bias from Council
Following statements by the NAACP’s James McCurtis and Councilmember Dana Watson, Council heard presentations from city department heads about 2024 priorities.
Master Plan Update, Overlay Districts Discussed by Planning Commission
The three-hour meeting included numerous residents speaking about the proposed rental restriction overlay in the Glencairn neighborhood.
New Commission Gives Voice to Youth
“It’s a great way to bridge the gap between and learn what the commissioners see as important to their peers,” assistant to the city manager said.
Ask ELi: Checking in With City Manager Belleman
He talked about new city hires, preparing for the first big winter storm and why Council meeting minutes have not yet been approved.
Library Board Chooses a New Director
The board unanimously moves to offer the job to Kevin King, who will come to EL from the Kalamazoo Public Library.
IN THE COMMUNITY
ELHS Volleyball Team Looks to Continue Strong Start to the Season
Coach Heather Stanley is optimistic about this year’s team.
Library Roundup: Updates from the Latest Board Meeting and Director Kevin King
ELPL is moving forward with its Strategic Planning Process that engaged more than 1,000 residents.
Council Approves Motel, Calls Out BWL Rate Increases
BWL will increase its rates at the start of October.
ELHS Boys Soccer Team Looks to New Goal Scorers to Continue Recent Run of Success
The Trojans will look to capture a fourth consecutive CAAC-Blue title.
ELHS Girls Swim Team Dives Into New Season
Despite being down several swimmers, the ELHS Trojans girls swim team took home first place at the Holt Invitational.