Frandor Shopping Center to allow buses but no shelters
MONDAY, Sept. 28 — CATA will remove its shelters from Frandor, but the shopping center’s owner relented on banning buses for at least six months. Mayor Andy Schor said he brokered the …
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The battle over K-12 education
Three candidates for the Grand Ledge Public Schools Board of Education sat quietly at a table in the Grand Ledge Public Library. They listened as Linda Lee Tarver, a GOP activist...
The Neller Building dilemma
Jen Estill, owner of Redhead Design, bought the historic Nelson Building at 113 S. Washington Square. She was eager to center her communications company in the hustle and bustle of Lansing’s …
Delving into the brain, identity and Einstein
Sitting in the former American Eagle storefront in the Lansing Mall, waiting for “Incognito” by Nick Payne to open, the store’s former security light (which never turns off) quietly …
BWL says rate increases needed to cover inflation and pay for infrastructure costs
WEDNESDAY, Sept. 21 — Lansing Board of Water and Light officials said last night that proposed residential rate increases starting in November, including more than 18% for water over the …
BWL considers an 18% water rate hike over the next two years
FRIDAY, Sept. 16 — The Lansing Board of Water and Light may be taking more from customers’ wallets with significant proposals to raise water and electric rates. The LBWL Board is …
What is identity?
FRIDAY, Sept. 16 — What is the construction of identity? How does it work? And what happens when the vessel of identity and self is damaged? Those are just some of the questions Ixion Theater …
A federal subsidy costs a tenant her East Lansing apartment
When COVID came sweeping through Ingham County, Maria Yokich-Grebner’s job as a dental billing specialist stopped for a time. When the dental office reopened, it was slow. Patients were spaced …
Lansing loses fight to put Lansing Township annexation proposal on Nov. 8 ballot
The ruling upheld a temporary restraining order issued Tuesday by Ingham County Circuit Judge Clinton Canady III.