City launches new website for construction updates
In order to keep residents in the loop with construction in downtown East Lansing, the city launched a new website.
In order to keep residents in the loop with construction in downtown East Lansing, the city launched a new website.
“I’m looking forward to it,” Mayor Pro Tem ErikAltmann said. "It’s going to interesting to run the meetings. We’ll see how that goes. … I hope (Meadows) sticks around and it’s never an issue. But if it is, I’ll be ready.”
Ruth Beier and Aaron Stephens were sworn in as East Lansing City Council members are a special meeting Monday night.
Demolition for the Center City District project began Monday morning in downtown East Lansing.
The City of East Lansing is pondering its future without the income tax city council said would provide necessary revenue to the city.
Demolition for the Center City District project is set to begin Monday, Nov. 20.
Airbnb is especially popular in East Lansing due to its low amount of hotel options available in comparison to other major college town cities, Watkins said. On the Airbnb site, an extensive number of listings in East Lansing advertise their proximity to Spartan Stadium and the campus in general.
The newest Conrad’s location is open tentatively from 11:00 a.m to 10:00 p.m. Once Conrad finds enough workers, they will be open until 3 a.m, he said. Job applications are available at the new location.
Newly elected East Lansing City Council members will be sworn in on Nov. 20, according to a press release from the city.
The East Lansing City Council meeting for Monday night has been cancelled.
Precincts with more students and senior citizens appear to have voted in favor of the income tax proposal, and precincts on-campus tended to choose Aaron Stephens as their first choice city council candidate.
The win for Stephens was also a realization his work is nowhere near done yet. He’ll be sworn-in today, giving him a few days to address city council on East Lansing’s biggest issues.
The failure of the income tax proposal, a new fraternity and councilmember Susan Woods' last meeting were discussed at the Nov. 8 East Lansing City Council meeting.
On a weekend that brought frigid temperatures, pouring rains and power outages across Grand River Avenue, game day-related crimes were less prevalent as they've been in recent weeks, records show.
For many students who come to MSU and begin the process of finding their identity, one unsung difficulty of finding one’s place in the LGBT community is that they have no prior experience with the community or knowledge of it.
“We have an informed electorate and they told us to cut so now we’re going to cut,” Councilmember Erik Altmann said.
Stephens and his supporters reacted with delight at their watch party, hosted at HopCat.
Unofficial results for the 2017 election are in.
Off-campus turnout for the 2017 East Lansing General Election has been good for an odd-year, local election, according to City Clerk Marie Wicks.
There are two East Lansing City Council seats open with three candidates running. The candidates are incumbents Ruth Beier and Susan Woods and MSU senior Aaron Stephens. Also on the ballot are an income tax and millage reduction proposals.