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Browndog at the Shuffle, one of Lansing Shuffle’s five food stands, offers creative spins on burgers, small-batch ice cream, several versions of french fries and boozy milkshakes.
Lansing Shuffle delivers upscale food and atmosphere
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Old Bag of Nails is just OK
Both reviewers agree if The Old Bag of Nails wants to gain traction in Lansing, it will need to step its game up. "My two visits — one takeout, one dine-in — left me with an overall dissatisfied … more
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Find delicious, nourishing treats at Blend
Blend is tricky to locate if you don’t know what you’re looking for. It’s nestled in the corner of a strip mall with a Mexican restaurant at one end and a barbecue restaurant at the other, very close to Zaytoon Mediterranean near the Lansing Mall. ... more
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Joe’s on Jolly, from Capital Prime owners Joe and Kerry Goodsir, offers sandwiches, burgers, tacos, pizza, soups, salads and a host of appetizers with house-made and locally sourced ingredients.
Joe’s on Jolly offers a fresh take on bar food classics
... Mr. She Ate, fresh off a Melting Moments ice cream sandwich at the game, chose the poke bowl ($16). He developed a love for poke during our trip to Hawaii last summer; if you’re unfamiliar with what it is, the Joe’s version is a classic introduction. A bed of rice ..." more
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Though its facade has been renovated, you can still make out the remnants of the original cell phone store banner on the front of Capital City BBQ.
She ate / He ate: Eclectic Capital City BBQ has something for everyone
Growing up, my parents were very involved in providing support to Vietnamese refugees in the Lansing area. I never appreciated the uniqueness of having ham and mashed potatoes for holiday dinners … more
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The front yard of Lansing Board of Education candidate Rick Wendorf, who lives on the east side. Wendorf also supports GOP gubernatorial candidate Tudor Dixon.
Lansing Board of Education candidates differ on issues
Pay increases for teachers, “right-sizing” and educating students caught up in the juvenile justice system are among the issues of concern to the candidates for the Lansing Board of … more
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The front yard of Lansing Board of Education candidate Rick Wendorf, who lives on the east side. Wendorf also supports GOP gubernatorial candidate Tudor Dixon.
Lansing Board of Education candidates differ on issues
Pay increases for teachers, “right-sizing” and educating students caught up in the juvenile justice system are among the issues of concern to the candidates for the Lansing Board of … more
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She Ate: Cajun tenderloin tips
Although it has been open for many years, I have only been to Stillwater Grill a handful of times. My two recent experiences there can be summed up as inconsistent.   A few weeks ago, a … more
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Hoagie cow!
She Ate Before talking about the food at Babe’s, I would be remiss if I didn’t mention the recent Facebook flap created on its page that made a strong statement against another local … more
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A select batch of menu items from Picnic Food Truck.
On the hunt: Exploring Lansing’s food trucks
The stalwart Picnic Food Truck (517picnic.com) is run by the incredibly talented Karrie Brewer. I’ve had food from Picnic many times and have worked with Brewer to prepare extravagant, … more
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Saddleback BBQ serves up brisket.
Lansing has the meats
Nothing says summertime like juicy burgers, smoky BBQ and spicy chicken wings. City Pulse checked in with some of the top local spots, as voted by you in the 2021 Top of the Town … more
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Agreed: Shrimp at Gregory’s Soul Food sets the standard
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Square One brings a breakfast lover’s nirvana to Hannah Plaza
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Next month’s bond proposal aims to generate up to $130 million for the Lansing School District, about $100 million of which earmarked to demolish and reconstruct four of the district’s oldest elementary schools: (clockwise from top left) Elementary School; Sheridan Road STEM Magnet School; Mt. Hope STEAM School; and Lewton Spanish Immersion and Global Studies Magnet School.
Voters decide: Do Lansing’s schools need another $130 million investment? 
Every year, the parents of thousands of children who live within the Lansing School District — for one reason or another — decide their kids are better off attending classes outside of the city and away from its public schools, according to Ingham Intermediate School District records.  more
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There is no better investment than in our kids
It was almost exactly two years ago when I sat in a Lansing School District Board of Education meeting interviewing candidates to become our next superintendent when then-Superintendent Sam Sinicropi leaned over to me and whispered “Detroit (Public Schools) is closing.” more
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Henry’s Place offers delicious variety
Believe it or not, I have had some delicious and memorable meals in strip malls. When Mr. She Ate and I visited his father in Florida several years ago, they took me to an absolute dive that served some of the best shrimp po’ boys I’ve ever had. more
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Good Truckin’ Diner’s key lime “bonut.” Flavors of bonut change each week.
Good Truckin’ Diner and Detroit Frankie’s make a wonderful combo
Detroit Frankie’s Pizza and Deli, which has served wood-fired pizza fare in various locations for several years, and Good Truckin’ Diner, which started tickling palates literally as a truck and then as a diner in REO Town, are partners in yum. more
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Developers want to renovate the old West Junior High School into an apartment building.
Developers pitch plan to renovate shuttered West Junior High School
FRIDAY, Aug. 27 — Out-of-state developers want to renovate the shuttered West Junior High School in Lansing into a three-story apartment building. But first: They want tax incentives to get the … more
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Logos depicting an a Indian head that were reportedly phased out by the Lansing School District last year were still visible from windows at J.W. Sexton High School last week.
Okemos Public Schools considers dropping ‘Chieftain’ mascot
Okemos Public Schools could be in search of a new mascot after district officials decide whether to drop its longstanding “Chieftain” name, the last remnant of a sports brand that once included images of a Native American heads, among other cultural references. A decision is anticipated in May. more
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Attendees of a Lansing schools press conference today on the delayed opening till Sept. 8. School Board President Gabrielle Lawrence (top right) explained that it was necessary to allow a deep clean after an employee who was in multiple buildings was diagnosed with COVID-19. Superintendent Sam Sinicropi said it may have been necessary anyway because of a shortage of digital equipment.
Positive COVID test, technology dearth triggers delays at Lansing School District
An employee who tested positive for COVID-19 prompted the Lansing School District to delay the upcoming school year from Monday until Sept. 8. But amid a struggle to buy laptops for students, district officials said the delay would have likely happened regardless. more
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