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SPECIAL ELI REPORTING
Is an Ordinance Holding Back Sustainable Energy in EL?
A decision on University Lutheran’s request for a variance for the size of a solar array was tabled after questions arose about other approved projects.
East Lansing Mayor Pro Tem Jessy Gregg Also Not Running for Reelection
“I don’t think I am exaggerating when I saw that this job is slowly killing me,” Gregg wrote in an early-morning announcement today.
East Lansing Mayor Ron Bacon Will Not Run for Reelection
“I do not intend to run this cycle,” Bacon told ELi Wednesday evening.
Council Majority Moves 2 of 3 Charter Amendments to the Ballot
It appeared as though voters would be deciding in November whether or not to expand the East Lansing City Council from five to seven members – briefly. Mayor Ron Bacon had started reading the final item on the business agenda at the Tuesday (July 11) City Council meeting when City Attorney Anthony Chubb interjected. “I…
IN THE COMMUNITY
Live News Updates for Nov. 13-19
Current top stories: Peace Education Center’s Alternative Holiday sale is Friday and Saturday. Read a report on Monday’s Human Rights Commission meeting.
Campbell’s Smoke Shop is an East Lansing Classic
The shop on M.A.C. Avenue has been in business since 1956 and continues to have loyal clientele from around the country and world.
Women in the Arts Festival Returns for 38th Year
The festival at Edgewood United Church begins Friday evening and continues Saturday and features art work, foods, a movie showing and live music.
MSU’s Broad Celebrates Grand Opening of The CORE
The newly-renovated 4,500-square-foot space employs a modular design, allowing the art museum to rotate through a vast range of works from the Broad’s permanent collection.
Hometown Boy Returns as City Planner
New Principal Planner Landon Bartley is eager to get to work back in the community that shaped him.