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East Lansing Info (ELi) is sharing stories of what is helping our readers feel more positive during the pandemic. Share with us your “little local joy” and we will have an editor work with you to bring your story!
Ann Kammerer | In our continuing series on small joys during the stay-at-home orders, we bring you the story of one teenager’s basement quest to build a pipe organ from scratch.
Ann Kammerer | Kit Carlson describes herself as “a total Monty Python fan” and someone in need of a little fun. Who isn’t?
Ann Nichols | In her latest column, Ann Nichols explores the cooking options enabled by one farm-to-table restaurant’s inventive approach.
Ann Kammerer | “We’re just stepping back and listening, and hearing the sounds of spring.”
Ann Kammerer | “All that’s been perfected over a billion years is right in your own backyard,” says Peter Carrington, the curator of Beal Garden.
Mark Meyer | This Saturday, Playmakers’ race participants will spread out to run, walk, and roll worldwide at three different distances.
Sarah Spohn | Good news: you can continue to enjoy the work of local artists who gather around Blue Owl Coffee’s open mic night. And if you are an artist, you can join in.
Ann Kammerer | The latest in the Little Local Joys series – stories shared by ELi readers and contributors about little things and positive moments that bring us joy and hope during the coronavirus outbreak.
Ann Kammerer | For our continuing “Little Local Joys” series, ELi’s Ann Kammerer spoke with East Lansing resident Nancy Cuddeback about the movement to honor medical professionals with candles tonight.
Last week’s “Ann About Town” column on Charlie Kang’s brought a heartwarming letter from Mr. Kang’s daughter, Yuni Yi. We share her note with you.