June 5, 2024 Issue

Posted Tuesday, June 4, 2024 7:46 pm

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Eyesore of the Week

The structure at the intersection of Cedar and Norman street is a small, two-story multifamily apartment building on Lansing’s south side in danger of foreclosure.

Real leaders would spend $700 million repairing Michigan’s road

Listening to SiriusXM’s podcast of Freakonomics Radio’s tax episode, “Ten Myths About the U.S. Tax …
End in sight: Demolition begins on old Eastern’s historic wing

In 2016, some community members opposed selling Eastern High School to what was then the Edward Sparrow …
Let’s stop calling it ‘DEI’ — These initiatives are about justice

“Diversity, Equity and Inclusion” and “Woke.” These are terms that people often labeled as …
Trump is back: Grit your teeth, Michigan, and hang on

A northern Michigan cherry farmer and loyal President Donald Trump supporter told NBC News last week that …
‘The hand we were dealt’

The Lansing Art Gallery dodged a dozen near-death experiences in its 60-year history, but it was still a …
The Top of the Town People Contest is here!

Great people are what makes Greater Lansing thrive, and City Pulse has always sought to recognize those …
‘Food that feels like home’

Dining options near Michigan State University just got a little bit healthier.

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2024 Tax Insert

Real leaders would spend $700 million repairing Michigan’s road

End in sight: Demolition begins on old Eastern’s historic wing

Let’s stop calling it ‘DEI’ — These initiatives are about justice

Trump is back: Grit your teeth, Michigan, and hang on

‘The hand we were dealt’

The Top of the Town People Contest is here!

‘Food that feels like home’

June 5, 2024 Issue

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