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City of East Lansing Looking to Help Prevent Homelessness

Mark Meyer April 7, 2020February 12, 2021

In an effort to prevent homelessness, the Cities of East Lansing and Lansing are making extraordinary contributions to Haven House and other charities.

Ask ELi to Investigate | Government

Ask ELi: Could You Be Fined a Thousand Dollars for Going Out?

Emily Joan Elliott April 6, 2020February 18, 2021

What could earn you a thousand-dollar fine in East Lansing under the stay-at-home order? ELi explains.

Arts & Cultures | Government

East Lansing Art Festival Cancelled, as State of Emergency Extended To April 30

Mark Meyer April 4, 2020April 6, 2020

The City of East Lansing has issued a new list of cancellations and closures, including the 2020 Art Festival, the 2020 Aquatic Center season, and the softball and soccer complexes. Mark Meyer files this report for ELi.

General News | Government | Schools

What Whitmer’s Education Order Means for ELPS Families: TBD

Emily Joan Elliott April 3, 2020April 12, 2020

Under a new executive order, school buildings will remain closed for the rest of this school year. But what about the education of East Lansing Public Schools’ kids? Emily Joan Elliott reports.

Environment | General News | Government

Question of Park-Naming Leads to Significant Debate

Emily Joan Elliott April 3, 2020October 20, 2020

What to do – if anything – about there being no parks in East Lansing named after women or people of color? The debate continues.

Government

City of East Lansing Looking to Help Prevent Homelessness

Ask ELi: Could You Be Fined a Thousand Dollars for Going Out?

East Lansing Art Festival Cancelled, as State of Emergency Extended To April 30

What Whitmer’s Education Order Means for ELPS Families: TBD

Question of Park-Naming Leads to Significant Debate

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