Textbooks targeted for thefts
Each year students lose thousands of dollars worth of cell phones, textbooks and other personal items because of theft. Its often because theyre left unattended, MSU police Lt.
Each year students lose thousands of dollars worth of cell phones, textbooks and other personal items because of theft. Its often because theyre left unattended, MSU police Lt.
Students are flocking in droves from downtown East Lansing to the northern city limits to settle in two new apartment complexes. Melrose Apartments, 16789 Chandler Road and the Village at Chandler Crossings, 3839 Hunsaker Street, will be the beneficiaries of students seeking a bargain.
A red garage door marks the entrance to an East Lansing business, but instead of cars and motorcycles rolling in and out, it will be cappuccinos and espressos.
Ice cream fans got a little bit cooler without having to buy sunglasses or wear a leather jacket. Cold Stone Creamery, an ice cream shop at 200 M.A.C.
An influx of students during welcome week means an increase in traffic, crowding and drunken driving.The East Lansing Police Department and MSUs Department of Police and Public Safety create safeguards each year to help deal with the substantial growth in the areas residency.East Lansing adds patrols during welcome week, football weekends and any other time period where people traffic may be high, Capt.
The roads will be packed with minivans and eager students as the annual fall ritual runs its course this Welcome Weekend and East Lansing is ready. East Lansing Police Capt.
Many students hoping to stay fit might opt to take up jogging this semester.But local police want to remind students to be safe.First, I would suggest that they dont jog at night, MSU police Sgt.
Big Boy will soon find out if it passes its Business 101 course when it opens up shop at 101 E.
Since the cigarette tax increased by 50 cents Aug. 1, some people might see their money go up in smoke.Wesley Thomas contends the change, along with measures across the country to eliminate smoking in public, is discrimination against smokers.Its stupid that theyre raising taxes and saying that we cant smoke where we want to, the 19-year-old Lansing resident said.
The American Cancer Society needs volunteers for its Relay For Life, a 24-hour team event to raise cancer awareness and research money. The relay is Saturday and Sunday at Potter Park Zoo, 1301 S.
The number of dead birds found with West Nile virus in Michigan has risen exponentially since the first few were discovered in mid-June.Birds with the virus have been confirmed in 24 counties in Michigan this year, including Ingham County.Were adding more counties every day, said Jon Patterson, associate professor of pathology.
Eight different cultural and historical projects in Michigan were awarded a total of $65,792 from the Michigan Humanities Council. The money came from the councils new grants program, Creating Vision for the New Century: The Humanities and the Strengthening of Michigans Communities. The program emphasizes educational, cultural and community-based organizations providing humanities projects in Michigan communities. The recipients of the grants include the Interlochen Arts Academy, Michigan Association of Broadcasters, Michigan Historical Museum, Keweenaw Krayons, Covert Public Schools and Magical Rain Theaterworks. Each project was allotted a different sum to put toward their interest.
While the primary election brought a record number of registered voters to the polls, unofficial numbers show a significant number of those votes were not counted.Earlty estimates show about 6 percent of ballots were thrown out because voters chose candidates from both parties on the same ballot.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 431 E. Saginaw St., could rise from the ashes.Architects have been working on two designs for a new church since the original building was burned because of arson to the ground in June.One of the two plans will be unveiled to residents at a public hearing 7:30 p.m.
The East Lansing Public Library, 950 Abbott Road, now has access to the books of seven area libraries through a service called InMich according to a Friday press release. The service allows library patrons to search other libraries catalogs for books unavailable at the East Lansing branch. InMich includes libraries at MSU, Albion College, Grand Rapids Community College, Southfield Public Library, Albion Public Library, Central Michigan Universitys library and Ovid-Elsie public schools.
The American Cancer Society is holding a victory brunch for local cancer survivors 10:30 a.m.
East Lansing will resurface Saginaw Street from Coolidge Road to Stonegate Lane starting today. The road will be re-paved with asphalt and undergo other construction. Traffic will be down to one lane on either side during the course of the 1.8-mile project. The project is expected to be completed by Sept.
Students and other Dominos Pizza customers might have to pay more for their pies when their doorbells ring. The Ann Arbor-based pizza chain has been testing a $1 delivery fee at 350 locations and will decide whether to expand the charge to all 4,800 U.S.
Paintings deemed disturbing and satanic by customers were removed from the walls of the Cappuccino Café, 1500 W.
East Lansings Department of Public Works and Environmental Services received good news after voters granted it permission to sell the Public Works Building on Tuesday night.But voters might not have realized there is a possibility of a bond issue to raise money for a new building.The city needs $4 million for the new facility and Councilmember Beverly Baten said raising the money could be difficult.I dont think citizens realize theres going to be a bond issue, Baten said.