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City of Lansing asked to annex eastside portion of Lansing Township

FRIDAY, July 22 – A group of 119 residents of the Groesbeck neighborhood in Lansing Township are asking for the area to be annexed by the city of Lansing. “Our friends and neighbors in …

City corrects failure to help learning-disabled residents in filing paperwork

THURSDAY, July 21 — Following a complaint city employees failed to assist a person with learning disabilities fill out paperwork for a Freedom of Information Act request, the city is working on …

Clerk reminds candidates signs cannot be in public right of ways

THURSDAY, July 21 —- In a letter sent to candidates Aug. 2, Lansing City Clerk Chris Swope reminded candidates that a city ordinance prohibits placing signs of any sort, including political …

About those ‘flushable’ wipes: Here’s why not to flush them

The puddle and steady stream of fluid was unexpected on the mountain bike path Greg Pratt was riding in Lansing’s Hunters Ridge Park on the evening of July 12. He stopped his biking to …

East Lansing Info installs election denier as interim executive director

Anne Hill, president of the Hawk Nest Neighborhood group in northern East Lansing, was appointed EastLansingInfo.news June 29 on a volunteer basis. Hill ran unsuccessfully as a Republican candidate to the Clinton County Board of Commissioners in the 2018 primary and served as a Republican precinct delegate in 2014.

Uninspected rentals a thorny problem for Lansing

Toddler’s death points to holes in city’s system  The young couple and two children had just arrived home when a reporter approached them. The house they rent, they were …

A burrito and a union, please

FRIDAY, July 8 — Employees for the Mexican fast food chain Chipotle in Delta Township are asking the National Labor Relations Board for permission to create a union and be represented by the …

A Lansing small business owner is overnight social media sensation

In the seven years Larry Kirchoff has used his business’ social media to promote equity for oppressed people, particularly members of the black community, he’s …

From the Barn to the Black Box

Joe Dickson was a week away from opening Over the Ledges Theater company’s 2022 season when he was told by the Grand Ledge city manager that the Barn Theater, located …

Michigan prosecutors fall in line politically on abortion

Ingham County Prosecutor Carol Siemon doesn’t mince words on enforcing a 1931 felony law outlawing abortion.   “I have said, unilaterally, during my entire legal career I will not …