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Ingham County Health Officer Linda Vail said Greater Lansing has largely escaped any anticipated surge in COVID-19 cases tied to holiday gatherings.
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KYLE KAMINSKI
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1/14/21
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Most Back 40 residents — as many as 20 people in the fall — have left over the last few weeks after Mayor Andy Schor announced plans to clear out the encampment days before Christmas.
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Kyle Kaminski
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1/14/21
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A 100-car caravan organized by the Michigan and Metro-Lansing Poor People’s Campaign rolled through Lansing on Monday.
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Kyle Kaminski
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1/12/21
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Lansing City Council President Peter Spadafore has asked for the deployment of the Michigan National Guard amid the possibility of armed and violent protests.
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Todd Heywood
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1/12/21
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Meridian Township Manager Frank Walsh is “perplexed” by a recent move from the United States Postal Service.
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Todd Heywood
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1/11/21
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The Ingham County Health Department has started the process of offering COVID-19 vaccinations to people over the age of 65.
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Todd Heywood
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1/8/21
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Recreational marijuana could soon be en route to Meridian Township.
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Sean Bradley
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1/8/21
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Dozens of Lansing residents voiced frustrations this week after their street remained unplowed following a winter storm that blanketed Greater Lansing in snow.
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Yeah, yeah, I know, thank God 2020 is over. I hear you. That said, it’s impossible after a newsworthy year like that to not have some carryover issues to deal with.
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Kyle Melinn
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1/7/21
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President Donald Trump’s lame-duck pardons have drawn righteous wrath — corrupt politicians, war criminals, nefarious political operatives and personal friends whose convictions were erased or prison sentences eased because of their close ties with the outgoing president.
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Eric Freedman
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1/7/21
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Andy Schor, Lansing Mayor
Prospective Lansing mayoral candidate
The top priority for 2021 is to stay safe amid the pandemic. We must continue to practice social distancing, wear masks around …
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1/7/21
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This is January 2021, and City Pulse’s annual People Issue had to go completely virtual, like everything else.
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Lawrence Cosentino
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1/7/21
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Hundreds gathered at the Michigan State Capitol this afternoon to protest the certification of President-elect Joe Biden.
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Todd Heywood
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1/6/21
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The leader of the Michigan Liberty Militia said the men accused in a plot to kidnap and kill Gov. Gretchen Whitmer are “not guilty."
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Todd Heywood
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1/6/21
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Plans are underway to open a community center and emergency youth shelter in southwest Lansing.
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Kyle Kaminski
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1/6/21
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A floor speech by state Sen. Tom Barrett, R-Charlotte, last month alleged that Michigan Liquor Control Commission inspectors preyed on the “human compassion” of the owners of Charlie’s Bar and Grill in Potterville by suspending its liquor license for operating despite a state-ordered shutdown during the pandemic.
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TODD HEYWOOD
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1/6/21
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Lansing City Council President Peter Spadafore and Vice President Adam Hussain will retain their leadership roles on the Council in 2021 after their colleagues voted, 8-0, on Monday night to keep the same team as 2020.
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Kyle Kaminski
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1/6/21
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As part of Meridian Township's Village of Okemos project, the Travelers Club International Restaurant & Tuba Museum is undergoing demolition. A neighboring block, the former home of Bottoms Up Lingerie and Okemos Ace Hardware, is scheduled for demolition next week.
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Lansing City Councilman Brian Jackson hopes local residents will forgive his forgetfulness.
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As soon-to-be President-elect Joe Biden was celebrating the results of the primary in Michigan hours after polls closed, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer was facing down an array of TV cameras. It was March 10, the date COVID-19 was detected in Michigan. And it would consume the nation.
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TODD HEYWOOD
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12/31/20
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