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Customers of Gabriels Community Credit Union, 1901 E. Michigan Ave. in Lansing, were greeted with new signage on the entrance in the new year
Gabriels Community Credit Union takeover by MSUFCU is now official
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 3 — The new year is ringing in the end of an era for Gabriels Community Credit Union. MSU Federal Credit Union’s acquisition of the small thrift institution … more
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Summit Street Development Co. is suing the old Loomis law firm for malpractice because it allegedly failed to sue the state in a timely manner for terminating a lease for space at 700 May St., Lansing, the home of the old Lansing North Police Precinct.
Developer seeks $22 million judgment against old Loomis law firm
Developer Harry Hepler is claiming $22 million in damages from alleged legal malpractice in a lawsuit against Loomis, Ewert, Parsley, Davis & Gotting, the prominent Lansing law firm that went out of business last month. more
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Summit Street Development Co. is suing the old Loomis Law Firm for malpractice because it allegedly failed to sue the state in a timely manner for terminating a lease for space at 700 May St., Lansing, the home of the old Lansing North Police Precinct.
Developer seeks $22 million judgment against old Loomis law firm
Developer Harry Hepler is claiming $22 million in damages from alleged legal malpractice in a lawsuit against Loomis, Ewert, Parsley, Davis & Gotting, the prominent … more
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Antisemitism up significantly at MSU since Oct. 7, Jewish studies leader says
FRIDAY , Dec. 15 — Multiple incidents of antisemitism have occurred at Michigan State University this year, the head of the university’s Jewish studies institute said. “There … more
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Cal DuLow (right) and his daughter, Alani (center), and son, Xan, pose on the campus of Michigan State University with some of the scooters they found in the Red Cedar River this summer.
Michigan Waterways Stewards work to reclaim Lansing’s riverfronts
On a Sunday morning in July, Cal DuLow and his 18-year-old son, Xan, left their home in Grand Rapids to go magnet fishing in downtown Lansing. more
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State Sen. Sarah Anthony, a Lansing native representing the 21st District, accepting the Elliot-Larsen Award for Public Service Leadership at the 60th anniversary breakfast reception of the Michigan Civil Rights Commission at Heritage Hall today.
Sen. Sarah Anthony recognized with Michigan Civil Rights Commission award
WEDNESDAY, Dec. 13 — In its 60th anniversary breakfast reception this morning, the Michigan Civil Rights Commission recognized Sen. Sarah Anthony, a self-described “daughter of Lansing,” for her service. more
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Lansing Schools Superintendent Ben Shuldiner (at lectern) highlights the work done by the three woman to his right: (from left) Anna DiPonio, the district’s director of assessment and evaluation; Heather Guerra, director of instruction for literacy and social studies; and Yvonne Thomas, director of instruction for math and science.
Superintendent cites more facilities as enabling the Lansing School District's enrollment growth
THURSDAY, Nov. 7 — The Lansing School District’s shift toward providing more K-8 facilities played a major role in an enrollment increase this year for the first time in three decades. more
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The deer who frequently forage and breed in Elinor Holbrook’s backyard at 812 Lantern Hill Drive in East Lansing no longer fear humans, she said. In fact, they’ll often come sit and relax as she watches them. Several fawns have joined the group in the past year.
East Lansing reports ‘some progress’ in 5-year deer-culling program
Elinor Holbrook has lived at her home in East Lansing’s Lantern Hill neighborhood since 1967. Until about 10 years ago, deer were never a concern. more
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Rewind: News Highlights From The Last 7 Days
Lansing police officers fatally shot a domestic violence suspect in the 1600 block of Massachusetts Avenue late Friday night. LPD said the officers were dispatched at 11:23 p.m. for a domestic … more
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Residents speaking during public comment Tuesday questioned why Dana Watson (second from left) was passed over as mayor pro tem by the new East Lansing City Council. Also pictured (from left) are Erik Altmann, Mark Meadows. Kerry Eberole Singh and George Brookover.
East Lansing residents speak out against mayor pro tem appointment
THURSDAY, Nov. 30 — East Lansing residents have questioned the City Council’s decision to appoint new member Kerry Ebersole Singh, who is white, as mayor pro tem over incumbent Dana Watson, who is an African American. more
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Letts Community Center, 1220 W. Kalamazoo St. will host the Lansing’s first warming and cooling center when it opens Monday (Dec. 4).
In time for winter, Lansing to launch a westside warming center
Barb Bynum and her husband, like a growing number of senior citizens, are newly homeless after they lost their home this year. more
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George Brookover takes his oath after the East Lansing City Council unanimously chose him as its next mayor yesterday.
New East Lansing City Council unanimous on Brookover for mayor
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 15 —The East Lansing City Council elected George Brookover last night to fill the mayoral seat once occupied by his father. After newly elected members Kerry Ebersole Singh, Mark Meadows and Erik Altmann took their oaths of office, Meadows nominated Brookover. It went uncontested. more
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City Clerk Chris Swope answers questions regarding the process for establishing an election date for the nine-member Charter Revision Commission during Monday's Committee of the Whole meeting of the Lansing City Council.
Election date set for Lansing’s Charter Revision Commission
TUESDAY, Nov. 14  — The election date to select the nine members of Lansing’s Charter Revision Commission has been set for May 7 primary next year, City Clerk Chris Swope said today. … more
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MSU sophomore Elaina Rankin was named one of three winners for the Miguel Mendez Social Justice Scholarship last month.
MSU student awarded national social justice scholarship
TUESDAY — Michigan State University sophomore Elaina Rankin’s interest in becoming a public defender bloomed when she was just a freshman at Avondale High School. It was 2018, and … more
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Lansing City Hall.
Lansing voters say yes to a City Charter review commission
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 8 — For the first time since the City Charter was created in 1978, voters yesterday narrowly approved creating a commission to review it for possible changes. more
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Bethlehem Lutheran Church, at 549 E. Mt. Hope Ave. in Lansing, hosted voters from four precincts today to save costs because of aniticipated low turnouts.
Voters in Lansing and East Lansing hit the polls today to weigh in on City Council races and ballot proposals.
TUESDAY, Nov. 7 — Despite early voting and absentee voting options, some voters still said they preferred making the trek out to their physical polling places. “It’s just easy … more
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EmPOWer Lansing, 2010 E Michigan Ave, opened up on June 18, 2018. Last Saturday, it closed its doors for good.
EmPOWer Lansing announces closure after five years
Last Saturday, Brian Daniels taught two more classes at EmPOWer Lansing before closing the doors for good. more
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Mike Karl on the bench in Reutter Park in downtown Lansing that he said was his bed when he was homeless. State Rep. Emily Dievendorf cites Karl as her inspiration for her proposed Homeless Bill of Rights.
Proposed Bill of Rights would aid Michigan’s homeless population
In the early 2000s, Mike Karl was a face among the countless homeless individuals living in Reutter Park in Lansing, struggling with alcoholism. Today, Karl is the inspiration for a bill that seeks to establish a Homeless Bill of Rights. more
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Michigan State University students and others gather for an on-campus vigil on Oct. 9, two days after Hamas’ attack.
For MSU students, Hamas attack sparks fear and fury
Josie Shapiro, a first-year Michigan State University student who is Jewish, is “furious” as she considers her feelings and reactions and how they’ve evolved in the three-and-a-half weeks since the Hamas attack in Israel. more
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MSU students of Palestinian descent and others gather at the state Capitol on Sunday to protest Israel’s bombardment of Gaza.
For Palestinians at MSU, war on Hamas is ‘annihilation’
Standing at the steps of the state Capitol on Sunday, Michigan State University senior Omar Mahmoud’s thoughts turned to his Palestinian grandmother. “She was one of the 750,000 who were kicked out of their homes in 1948,” Mahmoud said, referring to the year Israel entered into statehood. more
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