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Pride at 70
Arts & Cultures

Pride at 70

ByDustin DuFort PettyJun 23, 2025
East Lansing Settles to Spend Nearly $8 Million Reimbursing BWL Customers
News

East Lansing Settles to Spend Nearly $8 Million Reimbursing BWL Customers

ByLucas DayJun 20, 2025
AmeriCorps Cuts Hit Local Nonprofits, Health Department, MSU
Government

AmeriCorps Cuts Hit Local Nonprofits, Health Department, MSU

ByDustin DuFort PettyJun 20, 2025

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Mayor to Hold ‘School/Public Safety Listening Session’ on Friday (Updated)
Government

Mayor to Hold ‘School/Public Safety Listening Session’ on Friday (Updated)

ByAlice DregerJan 25, 2023
The event is an opportunity for community members to have their say about safety concerns. Meanwhile, ELHS students are calling for the school board president to step down, and the school board has issued a statement.
East Lansing High School Was Put on Lockdown This Morning
Public Safety

East Lansing High School Was Put on Lockdown This Morning

ByAlice Dreger, Julie SeraphinoffJan 24, 2023
The shelter in place lockdown that occurred around 10 a.m. ended late this morning.
An Update from ELi’s Publisher on Ongoing Operations
News

An Update from ELi’s Publisher on Ongoing Operations

ByAlice DregerJan 23, 2023
An inside look at what’s happening at ELi.
“Song of Welcome” Event to Feature Stories from Refugees
Arts & Cultures

“Song of Welcome” Event to Feature Stories from Refugees

BySarah SpohnJan 22, 2023
On Tuesday, Jan. 24 at 7 p.m., residents are invited to hear and see firsthand accounts, poems, songs and artwork from refugees who now call the Greater Lansing-area home. The free program at Haslett Community Church is for all-ages and open to the public.
Homeowners Protest Cell Tower Construction at Their Homes But Are Told There May Be Little the City Can Do
Development

Homeowners Protest Cell Tower Construction at Their Homes But Are Told There May Be Little the City Can Do

ByLucas DayJan 20, 2023
East Lansing residents are adamant they deserve a voice in where cell towers are built.
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