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SPECIAL ELI REPORTING
City Council Tackles Long List of Issues From Full Agenda
Street sign theft amnesty, a small house with a big history and Falcon Pointe were all dealt with at Tuesday’s meeting.
Mother’s Narrative, Police Reports Paint Detailed Picture of Confrontation at ELPL
Incident has led to a special investigation by the library board and complaint to the EL Human Rights Commission.
Housing Insecurity Worries Falcon Pointe Residents, East Lansing Planning Commissioners
Residents have been granted one-year land leases as the developers, FP Investors, are seeking a final decision from Council for further development.
East Lansing Homeowners Can Now Formally Disavow Racist Property Covenants
The Brookfield neighborhood’s covenant still includes discriminatory language.
Ask ELi: Did ELPS’ Administration Fact-Check the Ex-Principal’s Application?
FOIA response shows fact-checking notes taken by Superintendent Dori Leyko.
IN THE COMMUNITY
All-Community March in Downtown East Lansing Celebrates Juneteenth
A small but spirited crowd gathered to recognize the day in 1863 the last enslaved African Americans learned they were free.
Council Hears From Public on Wide Array of City Topics (UPDATED)
In other business, employee retention bonuses were unanimously approved, sidewalk repair assessments were stretched out and naming of a city art studio after a woman got support.
ELHS Running Track Open to Public on Weekdays
A local resident pushed the school district to open the facility for regular public use.
Young and Old(er) Are Jumping Into the Sport of Pickleball
The official grand opening of the renovated Patriarche Park pickleball facility is Thursday but, once the nets went up last week, there was no stopping the enthusiasts from playing.
East Lansing to Celebrate Juneteenth This Sunday (June 18)
Council is encouraging organizations to post copies of General Order No. 3 and encouraging individuals to join the June 18 celebration.