SPECIAL ELI REPORTING
People with Disabilities File Most Housing Discrimination Complaints in East Lansing, Analysis Shows
The required analysis, presented during the Oct. 10 discussion-only City Council meeting, reviewed demographics, affordability and housing complaints.
Where the Eight City Council Candidates Stand on Ballot Initiatives
Responses of “yes” or “no” to the ballot initiatives may give insight into candidates’ political views.
City Council Candidates Explain their Visions for Development, Affordable Housing
This is the third short-answer question posed to the eight East Lansing Council candidates.
What are Council Candidates’ Plans to Help Retain City Staff?
ELi is providing a series of stories with candidate responses to questions generated by readers. This is the second of the series of four packages.
Where do Council Candidates Stand on Moving City Elections?
ELi is providing a series of three stories with candidate responses to questions generated by readers.
IN THE COMMUNITY
Union Shows up For Feb. 26 School Board Meeting
Several members of the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees, which East Lansing School District administrators belong to, showed up at the Feb. 26 Board of Education meeting.
Trees Dominate Discussion at Planning Commission Meeting
Three public hearings were held at the Feb. 28 Planning Commission meeting. One regarded tree removals, another addressed a solar energy ordinance and the third revisited a B&B that is proposed for Grove Street.
Library Board Preps for New Fiscal Year at Feb. 21 Meeting
ELPL Interim Director Angelo Moreno spent much of his last meeting at the helm discussing finances with the library board.
Lake Michigan Film Festival Kicks Off Tonight
The Lake Michigan Film Festival will bring nearly 40 projects from independent filmmakers.
Documentary Screening to Celebrate Women in Church Leadership
All Saints Episcopal Church will celebrate women in church leadership by holding a screening of “The Philadelphia Eleven.”













