SPECIAL ELI REPORTING
Albert El Fresco Tweaks, Illegal Parking Discussed by DDA
Albert El Fresco will return to downtown East Lansing later this month.
Path to Healthy Pension Funding Laid out to Council
For years, the city has struggled with its underfunded pension plan. Now, there appears to be a path forward – but there is work to do.
Documentary Highlights East Lansing Music Camp ‘RicStar’
The camp, which welcomes people of all ages who have special needs, will be recognized in a documentary that is showing at the Capital City Film Festival.
ELIPOC Amendments Approved by Council
Though controversial, the amendments to the ordinance regulating the city’s police oversight commission are meant to provide clarity, and not change how the commission functions.
Union Deliberations, Bond Again Hot Topics at School Board Meeting
The East Lansing Board of Education again heard from the union the district’s administrative assistants are part of at its March 11 meeting.
IN THE COMMUNITY
Bob and Sylvia Stevens’ Nearly 70-Year-Old Love Story is Still Being Told
On Valentine’s Day, ELi shares the love story of East Lansing couple Bob and Sylvia Stevens that has spanned nearly 70 years.
City Council Gets a Progress Report on Priorities Set Last Year
The progress report was developed by city staff to give an update on where they believe the city stands in carrying out goals set by council last year.
Community Events, Resources Available on Anniversary of MSU Shooting
The two-year anniversary of the mass shooting on MSU’s campus is Thursday.
Adulting 101 Classes Provide Free Knowledge on Insurance, Budgeting, Traveling, Meal Planning, More
The most popular classes are geared towards finances, budgeting, credit, investing, and the psychology of spending and saving.
Library Roundup: What the ELPL Board has Been Discussing the Last Few Months
Reporter Ayah Imran brings a summary of what was discussed at library board meetings the last few months.













