The gamble
Reconfiguring the Stadium District and how a pair of attorneys came to believe in bringing a casino to Lansing
by Andy Balaskovitz
Some legal experts dismiss the Lansing plan because of ongoing federal litigation between the Bay Mills Indian Community and the state in which the Bay Mills Community tried opening an off-reservation casino with money from its self-sufficiency fund. The case is before the 6th Circuit Court of Appeals.
It's a safe bet lobbyists and flaks will be big winners
by Kyle MelinnWord on the street
What do you say about a Lansing casino?
by Allison M. Berryman and Adam IlenichFormer local Dem Party chair running in 68th
by Kyle MelinnAdvancing hybrids
MSU researchers are working on car engine technology that could reduce vehicle weight by 1,000 pounds and cut carbon dioxide emissions by 90 percent
by Brian BienkowskiAct globally, think locally
by Terry LinkEyesore of the week
by Allison M. BerrymanCreepy, kooky, mysterious, spooky — and singing?
Morticia gets in touch with her inner diva in the 'Addams Family' musical
by Jon JamesShare and share alike
Renovated East Lansing Food Co-op hosts a grand reopening celebration Sunday
by Joe TorokCutting to bedrock
Photographer Curtis Miller brings his spare vision of the Great Lakes to Lansing Art Gallery
by Lawrence Cosentino
Many of the pictures, on display at Lansing Art Gallery through February, record Miller’s solo backcountry trips to the shores of Lake Superior in the off-season. With no human in sight, sheets of ice build into massive crags, push colorful beach rocks into black walls and scour the casual footprints of summer to a blank slate of bedrock.
Not for lovers only
Two actors show off the many comic faces of love in Stormfield Theatre’s ‘Romantic Fools’
by Alyssa FirthHead games
'The Boy in the Bathroom' simply doesn't wash, despite sweet love story
by Paul WozniakTheater with a mission
'The Exonerated' exposes the price we pay when the justice system fails
by Robert SancrainteTakin' it to the streets
Poetry in Motion program rolls out on CATA buses
by Bill Castanier
Capital Area Transportation Authority buses traversing mostly along campus routes and down Michigan Avenue will host a moveable feast of poetry, with each bus showcasing interior placards with lines of poetry from 13 poets, including Michigan State University Professors Anita Skeen and Diane Wakoski.
Crunch time
Augie's broasted chicken is worth clucking about
by Joe Torok
The promise of broasted chicken is that it is moister, tastes better than other chain chicken shacks and has less fat and fewer calories than other fried chicken — though, as one of my dining companions pointed out, that’s a bit like saying you smoke light cigarettes because they’re better for your lungs.











































