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Capital Area District Libraries is considering moving out of its downtown location due in part to maintenance expenses, officials confirmed
CADL move from Capital Avenue location under ‘active consideration’
FRIDAY, Sept. 27 — Moving the downtown Lansing branch and executive offices of the Capital Area District Libraries is under “active consideration” because in part of the cost of … more
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Joyce Draganchuk
Draganchuk announces retirement from Circuit Court bench
THURSDAY, Sept. 26 — Joyce Draganchuk, chief judge of the Ingham County 30 th circuit court, announced her retirement today, effective Dec. 31, ending two decades on the bench and a 37-year … more
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Republican Tom Barrett (left) campaigning at the Pioneer Days parade in Charlotte and Democrat Curtis Hertel Jr. at the Independence Day parade in Mason.
Hertel, Barrett headline another competitive MI-7 showdown
Like it or not, the Lansing area is, again, ground zero for one of the nation’s most competitive and expensive congressional elections. more
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Two seats on Nov. 5 ballot for MSU Board of Trustees
Michigan State University will have two new trustees starting next year. Former Chair Dianne Byrum isn’t running for a third term, and current Chair Dan Kelly failed to win the Republican nomination. more
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Tyler Schneider/City Pulse This single-family house at 2101 Reo Road is another example of construction that ARP money is funding.
As ARP money expires, officials look to millage to keep program going
Ingham County commissioners earmarked $9 million in American Rescue Plan funds to add more “affordable, accessible and sustainable housing” through the Ingham County Housing Trust Fund in April 2022. more
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Mason voters to consider lifting ban on marijuana dispensaries
When Michiganders voted to legalize recreational marijuana in 2018, Mason was among the 1,300 municipalities that continued to prohibit sales. more
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Six of nine Charter Commission members indicated a preference to stick with the strong mayor system of government in last night's regular meeting.
Most Lansing Charter Commission members support retaining a strong-mayor system
WEDNESDAY, Sept. 25 — Lansing appears to be on track to retain its strong-mayor system of government after a majority of the Charter Commission’s nine members indicated a preference to … more
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Lansing's newest placemaking effort comes in the form of a “Hollywood-style” sign at the corner of Grand Avenue and Saginaw Street.
Local artists bring seven unique takes together in new Lansing Placemaking sign
MONDAY, Sept. 23 — “A” is for Azya. Azya is a former student of Teresa Dunn, an associate painting professor at Michigan State University. Dunn was one of seven artists chosen … more
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The Lansing Art Gallery board is seeking ideas from the public on how it should operate after closing temporarily because of revenue issues.
Lansing Art Gallery seeking public input as it restructures
THURSDAY, Sept.19 — The board of the Lansing Art Gallery is seeking pubic input as it looks for ways to reopen after closing for the month because of revenue problems. "If members of the … more
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Shutterstock An example of an accessory dwelling unit in a residential backyard. The city of Lansing’s Planning Office is seeking to amend the zoning code to allow them as a way of addressing the city’s housing shortage as well as meeting the needs of Baby Boomers.
‘Granny flats’: A backyard solution to a residential crisis
Lansing Principal Planner Andy Fedewa and his staff completed an internal review of the city’s zoning policies in May. more
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Ali Alkasti, owner-chef of Sahara Delight in downtown Lansing, is concerned about how changes in state law governing tipped employees will affect his business.
Restaurant owners brace for impact when wages for tipped workers change
Capital News Service LANSING – Michigan restaurateurs have growing concerns about how the state minimum wage and overtime law will change tipped employee’s pay scheme when the … more
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(From left) Lena Garcia and Jonah Brown of Ballet Maria Luz perform at Lansing's 2024 Hispanic Heritage Month ceremony at City Hall.
Gilchrist helps Lansing launch Hispanic Heritage Month
MONDAY, Sept. 16 — Lt. Gov. Garlin Gilchrist helped kick off Lansing’s Hispanic Heritage Month today by noting its importance in a divisive presidential election year. more
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Dwayne Gordon, a sales manager, standing outside his office in downtown Charlotte. He supports Republican Tom Barrett in the 7th Congressional District race.
In 7th District race, Charlotte reflects national concerns
The Grand Parade at the Charlotte Frontier Days festival Saturday made its first turn onto Cochran Road just as the sun poked out from the clouds. It was the first moment of warmth on the unseasonably cold morning that saw a huge crowd of families eager to grab some free candy. more
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Lansing high school pupils adjusting to new cell phone policy
Smartphones were hardly on his radar when Lansing Eastern High School Principal Marcelle Carruthers began his education career as a teacher at Everett High. Back then, the state still had a law on the books that banned pagers in schools. more
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Lansing charter commissioners take notes on Article 7 of the City Charter at last night’s meeting. They will move on to considering revisions on Sept. 24.
Lansing residents ask charter commissioners to consider ethical investment clause
WEDNESDAY, Sept. 11 — Advocates of amending the Lansing City Charter to include a clause requiring “ethical investment” presented their proposal to the city’s Charter Commission last night. more
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Lansing Art Gallery suspends operations over financial problems
The Lansing Art Gallery has suspended operations for at least the rest of September while it figures out how to overcome financial problems, two of the nonprofit's board members said today. more
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U.S. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg touts President Joe Biden's bipartisan infrastructure law during a stop at the I-127/I-496 bridge construction site off Trowbridge Road in East Lansing.
Buttigieg tours East Lansing infrastructure project
FRIDAY, Sept. 6 — U.S. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg joined Lansing Mayor Andy Schor and U.S. Rep. Elissa Slotkin in donning construction vests today to tour one of Greater latest infrastructure projects.  more
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U.S. Sen. Debbie Stabenow and other local officials congregate outside the East Lansing home of Ann and George Siegle to applaud the pair's decision to use tax credits made available by the Inflation Reduction Act to install solar panels on their roof. State Sen. Sam Singh, D-East Lansing, is to the left.
Stabenow touts Inflation Reduction Act green tax credits in East Lansing
THURSDAY, Sept. 5 — U.S. Sen. Debbie Stabenow pulled up to a home solar energy ribbon-cutting event in East Lansing’s Bailey Neighborhood this morning in her Lake Orion-made Chevrolet Bolt electric vehicle. more
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The 2024 East Lansing Art Festival was the largest of the five festivals Heather Majano has organized since having to pivot to a digital-only format during her first year at the helm in 2020.
Local arts leaders get creative with post-pandemic efforts
Meghan Martin and Heather Majano became leaders of their Greater Lansing arts organizations in 2019. more
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Rewind: News from the last 7 days
The city of Lansing is seeking proposals from private companies and current management to run the Lansing Center, Groesbeck Golf Course and Jackson Field baseball stadium. The city-owned … more
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