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(06/18/15 2:36am)
A denser, more lively downtown East Lansing was the vision in the minds of council members and city officials alike when the council approved the introduction of ordinance number 1348 to the planning commission.
(06/12/15 2:00pm)
An operating agreement between MSU’s Department of Art, Art History and Design and (SCENE) Metrospace was recently approved by the East Lansing City Council.
(06/11/15 1:55am)
A resolution related to the extension of Wilson Road was unanimously approved by the East Lansing City Council to be discussed and voted on at the June 16 meeting.
(06/04/15 2:00pm)
A plan to construct a four-story, mixed-use building at 500 Albert Ave. and 122 Division St. was approved by the East Lansing City Council at this week’s meeting. The building will consist of 13 apartments and roughly 1,000 square feet of nonresidential space.
(05/28/15 2:00am)
Although the May 5 passage of the marijuana amendment to East Lansing’s city charter seemed like both a victory for those citizens in favor and a message to the state government, the new amendment could have a negative effect on East Lansing and marijuana offenders.
(05/07/15 4:10am)
Tuesday night the East Lansing City Council unanimously voted in approval of a Site Plan and Special Use Permit that was submitted by Gateway of East Lansing, LLC.
(05/06/15 6:10pm)
Tuesday night, voters said yes to both local Proposals 1 and 2.
(04/29/15 1:07am)
About 45 East Lansing residents convened Monday to discuss a single question — “What do you most want representatives of the city to think about as they plan for the future of the Bailey Community Center?”
(04/24/15 3:33am)
East Lansing City Council held three pubic hearings regarding a site plan and special use permits, the largest of which focused on the former Taco Bell building at 565 E. Grand River Ave.
(04/17/15 5:27pm)
The East Lansing Arts Commission remains apprehensive about City Council’s proposition to hand over operations of (SCENE) Metrospace to MSU.
(04/17/15 5:58pm)
This fall, MSU psychology students may recognize one of their professors campaigning for East Lansing City Council.
(04/15/15 11:40pm)
The city of East Lansing is hosting two community input sessions regarding the future use of Bailey Community Center.
(04/14/15 12:31am)
After working in the background of several major elections, East Lansing resident Steve Ross is starting a campaign of his own.
(04/10/15 3:26am)
The old Taco Bell building, at the corner of East Grand River Avenue and Bailey Street, may finally be replaced after remaining vacant since the early 2000s.
(04/07/15 5:36pm)
Capital Area Transportation Authority is continuing to make progress on its plan for the Bus Rapid Transit program, initially proposed in March last year.
(04/02/15 2:59am)
On Saturday afternoons in the fall, when the roars of football fans can be heard miles from the stadium, East Lansing mayor Nathan Triplett fondly recalls his time at MSU and his love for the city. Being both an MSU alumnus himself and East Lansing’s youngest mayor have given Triplett a unique perspective on the issues facing both East Lansing and MSU.
(03/27/15 4:54pm)
East Lansing City Council has altered its plans to engage the community in discussion regarding the future of Bailey Community Center building.
(03/26/15 12:02am)
After recently announcing his re-election campaign for East Lansing City Council, MSU alumnus Nathan Triplett reflected on his experiences at MSU and in East Lansing and the major accomplishments of his first term as mayor in an interview with The State News.
(03/20/15 5:50am)
MSU Federal Credit Union will move ahead with the planned construction of a new administrative building in East Lansing after being approved by City Council this week.
(03/05/15 3:30pm)
The steps to improve safety at the waste water treatment plant following a mercury spill incident was a major discussion topic during this week's City Council meeting.