Friday, Aug. 10 — Both parents and teachers can breathe a sigh of relief after the Lansing Board of Education meeting Thursday night. Editor’s note: “On LSD” is City Pulse’s regular coverage of Lansing School Board happenings.

Thursday, Sept. 6 — The Ingham County Land Bank is having a record-breaking year. In the first eight months of 2012, the countywide authority has sold 38 homes in the county, 22 of which are in the city of Lansing. More homes were sold this year than any other year since its founding in 2005.

Friday, Sept. 7 — Local artist Geoph Aldora Espen, whose planned guerilla art event at the former School for the Blind building Wednesday was shut down by the city, says he had nothing to do with graffiti on the Capitol grounds discovered early Thursday morning.

Monday, Sept. 17 — The Capital Area Transit Authority celebrated its 40th anniversary with a ceremony this morning at its headquarters’ newly completed 212,500-square-foot expansion.

Thursday, Sept. 13 — Lansing artist Jeffrey Handley, who was arrested and charged Wednesday with spray painting graffiti at the Capitol, reflected on jail time and his upcoming trial in an interview a few hours after he was released on bail.

Wednesday, Sept. 26 — They don’t agree on any of the issues and their sometimes-rambling responses were difficult to follow. The debate Tuesday night between Congressman Mike Rogers and challenger Lance Enderle was a predictable back-and-forth of liberal and conservative views on health care and budgets.

Thursday, Sept. 27 — At a press conference Thursday morning in front of the Lansing Community College administration building, a former presidential candidate endorsed two Lansing area political hopefuls.

Tuesday Nov. 6 — On Monday night, the Lansing City Council got preliminary figures from the administration as to why the city is facing an $11 million deficit for fiscal year 2014.

Thursday, Oct. 18 — Some of Twitter’s most popular users include people like Lady Gaga, Justin Bieber and President Barack Obama. But one Michigan State University professor has found that the popular social networking site can be used in the classroom to improve student engagement.

Friday, Oct. 19 — Lansing Mayor Virg Bernero wants the City Council to adopt a vicious dog ordinance to deal with persistent problems related to aggressive dogs running wild in the city.