Government

Council Member and School Board VP Running for City’s 54B District Court Judgeship

Emily Joan Elliott February 4, 2022February 4, 2022

How did ELi find out both were intending to run? What else do we know about the 54B District Court elections? Emily Joan Elliott reports.

General News | Government

No Street Parking Until Friday, ELPS Closed Again on Thursday: Winter Storm Updates

Andrew Graham, Emily Joan Elliott February 3, 2022March 26, 2022

ELPS will remain closed on Thursday. ELPL will not open until 12 p.m. tomorrow.

General News | Government

Unions Renew Push For ARPA Hazard Pay To City Employees Who Risked Covid Exposure [UPDATED]

Al Hargrave Jackson February 2, 2022February 2, 2022

Despite City Council approving “retention bonuses” for employees, some unions are pushing for employees who endured more Covid risks to get bonuses for that work. Al Hargrave reports.

Environment | General News | Government

City Says Cull Complete, 79 Deer Removed

Emily Joan Elliott February 1, 2022February 1, 2022

The City of East Lansing’s deer cull has come to an end, resulting in the removal of 79 deer over the course of four evenings in January, according to a press release from the City.

Government

East Lansing City Attorney Search Down To Five Candidates As (Some) References Get Checked

Andrew Graham January 31, 2022March 26, 2022

“I’d say start talking about rates. Rates is the third rail here,” Mayor Ron Bacon said to City Manager George Lahanas about the next steps in the process of hiring a new City Attorney.

Government

Council Member and School Board VP Running for City’s 54B District Court Judgeship

No Street Parking Until Friday, ELPS Closed Again on Thursday: Winter Storm Updates

Unions Renew Push For ARPA Hazard Pay To City Employees Who Risked Covid Exposure [UPDATED]

City Says Cull Complete, 79 Deer Removed

East Lansing City Attorney Search Down To Five Candidates As (Some) References Get Checked

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