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Candidates for Lansing's Charter Revision Commission speak at a Lansing NAACP forum on April 18. (Top row from left) Joan Bauer, Stephen Purchase, Liz Boyd, Ted O'Dell, Corwin Smidt; (Middle row from left) Tim Knowlton, Dedria Humphries Barker, Lori Simon, Heath Lowry, Justin Sheehan, Layna Anderson; (Bottom row from left) Jesse Lasorda, Randy Dykhuis, Mitch Rice, Muhammad Qawwee, Ross Yednock, Julie Vandenboom.

Lansing Charter Revision Commission candidates doubt they can directly address issues of inequality

FRIDAY, April 19 — Revising Lansing’s City Charter to address “disparities in access to resources and opportunities” is unlikely, said most candidates at a Revision Commission …

EL Fresco slims down on Albert Street in East Lansing

THURSDAY, April 18—East Lansing’s popular Albert Avenue EL Fresco summer street closure plan will …
420 2024: A look back at Lansing’s stoner roots

Happy 420, dope smokers of Lansing!
Go green with 420 and Earth Day events

Whether you’re looking to spend your weekend toking with friends in celebration of 420 on Saturday, …
2024 420 Gift Guide

For our third annual 420 Gift Guide — and my first as the keeper of the Lansterdam in Review flame for …
Lansing plans a 24-hour warming shelter to succeed Letts facility

WEDNESDAY, April 17— The city of Lansing plans to establish a 24-hour “alternative temporary homeless …
Adrienne Torf & Voices of the Revolution

San Francisco-based pianist and composer Adrienne Torf will perform with Voices of the Revolution, a …
FILMETRY

The 5 th annual FILMETRY festival, presented in partnership with the Capital City Film Festival, will …

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