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Disasters affect more than local residents
The river bulges its banks. The only option: Get out of its way. As the floodwater rises, volunteers flock to pile sandbags along the water’s edge. Schools close, businesses shut down and daily life grinds to a halt as residents defend their community from an unstoppable force of nature.
MSU prof helps reveal falsity in Holocaust memoir
An MSU professor is one of the lead skeptics to disprove a much-touted memoir of a budding romance in a Nazi concentration camp.
Former ELPD cadet killed Sunday
Mason Samborski, a former East Lansing Police cadet and four-year officer with the Oak Park Police, was shot early Sunday morning when he was following up on an investigation after a traffic stop.
State Police offers $1,000 reward for information on missing MSU student
The Michigan State Police is offering a $1,000 reward for information regarding the disappearance and whereabouts of an MSU horticulture student, according to a report today by the Lansing State Journal.
Get to know E.L. City Council
From noise and party ordinances to housing developments, the East Lansing City Council deals with it all. The five council members serve as the city's top governing body, typically elected by East Lansing residents. Last year, however, one member was appointed, not elected.
