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Live East Lansing News Updates Aug. 23-25

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Majorities of Planning Commission and DDA Support 530 Albert Ave. Affordable Housing Redevelopment

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ELPD Social Worker Gives Long-Awaited Presentation to Police Oversight Commission

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Zoning Board of Appeals Approves Solar Variance for University Lutheran Church

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Live East Lansing News Updates Aug. 21-23

ELi and League of Women Voters Ask What Voters Want to Know about EL Council Candidates

Responses will be used to generate questions for the public candidate forum set for Sept. 14 at the Hannah Community Center.

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Your local team of reporters and editors have been in overdrive recently working to keep the community informed with deep and time-consuming investigative work.

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Live East Lansing News Updates Aug. 21-28

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Beal Botanical Garden - a Local Treasure for 150 Years

What's Happening in East Lansing?

Check out stories from the past week and see what's coming up around town this week.

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Two Small Businesses are Thriving and Surviving

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ELPS Board Selects Gary Holbrook to Take Empty Seat

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Calls to Dial Down Rhetoric After Contentious City Manager Hiring Process

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Beloved MMS Band Director Turns in Baton

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Keeping Belleman ‘Would Have Paralyzed Saginaw County,’ Commissioner Says

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Mayor Pro Tem Jessy Gregg Explains How Council Could Reconsider Hiring Belleman as City Manager

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Following Whitmer’s Ruling, Proposed East Lansing Charter Amendment Won’t Go to Ballot

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Controversial East Lansing Charter Amendment is Now in the Governor’s Hands

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Candidates for City Council React to the Hiring of Belleman Over Dempsey

In 3-2 Vote, Robert Belleman Chosen as Next East Lansing City Manager

There was wide support for internal candidate Tim Dempsey in written communications and public comments. "This is a farce. This is an absolute farce," one member of the community said after the vote.

Here's a rundown of the past week and what's ahead in EL

It's been another busy span in East Lansing!

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Opposition Strong – and Centered on Parking – in Face of Affordable Housing Proposal

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FOIA Shows Landlord DTN’s Side of Ongoing Public Dispute

Finalist for EL City Manager Was Removed from Post as Cincinnati’s Director of Economic Inclusion

Cincinnati’s City Manager removed Collin Mays from his directorship following an HR investigation, documents show. Mays denied wrongdoing and subsequently resigned.

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