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The Clinton County Sheriff’s Office found the body of 2-year-old Jermaine Jones Oct. 10 in the Looking Glass River. Hundreds of volunteers plus Ingham, Van Buren and Oakland counties law … more
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Explore Greater Lansing’s haunted history
Whether or not you believe in ghosts, spirits and other paranormal entities, the following “haunted” locations throughout Greater Lansing provide plenty of fascinating lore and historical tidbits for those looking to immerse themselves in spooky season without breaking the bank. more
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Members of the Ingham County Democratic Party meeting Wednesday night at the Fiesta Charra restaurant on Lake Lansing Road listen as Vice Chair Robin Smith (top left) remembers Theodore "Ted" Lawson, the group's secretary, who was fatally shot Sunday while canvassing for a Lansing City Council candidate.
Ingham County Democrats mourn the loss of Ted Lawson
FRIDAY, Oct. 13 — Four days after Ingham County Democratic Party secretary Ted Lawson was fatally shot, the party mourned his loss at its monthly meeting on Wednesday. “People … more
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Ted Lawson (left), a slain Democratic Party official, and Jody Washington, a candidate for the Lansing City Council.
Washington extols slain Democrat's 'great integrity' — a month after her angry verbal attack on him, witnesses say
  THURSDAY, Oct. 12 — Like a lot of people who knew Ted Lawson, Lansing City Council candidate Jody Washington posted her feelings about him after he was fatally shot last Sunday. … more
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Al Bay, owner of the Wild Goose Inn, in the public parking on Albert Street in East Lansing that he and other business owners are fighting to keep from being developed into housing. The City Council is expected to decide on Tuesday (Oct. 17).
Downtown businesses fight City Hall over EL housing plan
Last spring, Al Bay and other East Lansing business owners were hit with some startling news. more
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Ody Norkin in Ukraine after delivering an ambulance paid for by Laning-area contributions.
Concern, grief and hope in Lansing’s Jewish community after Hamas attack
Ody Norkin and his wife, Rachel, were asleep in their home in Okemos early Saturday when their cell phones rang to life at about 1:30 a.m., with texts and videos on WhatsApp from Rachel’s family in Israel — messages about attacks, videos showing gunmen and shooting.  more
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Rewind: News Highlights From The Last 7 Days
Ted Lawson, secretary of Ingham County’s Democratic Party, died after being shot in the 1100 block of North Jenison Avenue Sunday afternoon. The longtime regional activist and member of Ingham … more
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Dudley Pete, 72, has lived at his home at 1218 N Jenison Ave since 1975. In all that time, he said he’s never felt unsafe until Ted Lawson was shot Sunday afternoon. “The scariest part of it all is the idea that it would happen in our neighborhood. This is a nice neighborhood, a quiet neighborhood where everybody’s trying to get along with everybody,” Pete said.
‘Devastating’ shooting rattles northwest Lansing neighborhood
TUESDAY, Oct. 10 — Dudley Pete has lived since 1975 near the 1100 block of North Jenison Avenue in northwest Lansing where voting activist Ted Lawson was fatally shot on Sunday afternoon. … more
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These three houses at 123, 125 and 127 Ferguson St. in the Eastfield Neighborhood on Lansing’s east side are among eight homes that Sparrow Health System acquired six to seven years ago and has left vacant.
Sparrow to spare vacant eastside houses, at least for now
Some eastside Lansing residents have been concerned that Sparrow Health System is going to tear down eight vacant homes it owns in the Eastfield Neighborhood, which is just east of the Michigan Avenue hospital. more
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Lawsuit seeks to keep Trump off state ballot in presidential race
A lawsuit filed in the Michigan Court of Claims Friday challenges former President Donald Trump’s eligibility to be on the 2024 ballot, citing a Civil War-era clause in the Constitution that disqualifies public officials who have “engaged in insurrection” from holding office. more
Sheryl Fundunburks Stephens (left) and Mary Jackson were among the volunteers at the Lansing City Clerk’s Office in the South Washington Office Center who helped prepare 14,400 absentee ballots that were mailed last week for the Nov. 7 General Election. City Clerk Chris Swope said 93% of absentee voters thus far have taken advantage of the new Permanent Mail Ballot list that automatically sends them ballots as long as they are registered to vote. Voters have until Nov. 3 to request a mailed ballot at www.LansingVotes.gov, where more information is available.
New faces outnumber old in Lansing at-large races
The Lansing City Council stands to lose a combined 30 years’ experience when Carol Wood and Patricia Spitzley retire at the end of the year. more
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The eight candidates for three seats on the East Lansing City Council appeared at a forum sponsored by the Lansing chapter of the League of Women Voters in September. From left: Incumbent Noel Garcia Jr., Christopher Wardell, Kerry Singh, Mark Meadows, Rebecca Kasen, Joshua Ramirez-Roberts, Daniel Bollman and Erik Altmann.
New and familiar faces vie for 3 East Lansing Council seats
East Lansing voters have some pivotal decisions to make in the Nov. 7 general election. more
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Newcomer VandeGuchte hopes to oust Kost in 1st Ward
A Meijer security officer and former Gander Mountain firearm salesperson thinks he has what it takes to unseat First Ward Councilman Ryan Kost this November. more
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Ward 3 race pits two-term incumbent against young newbie
Two-term incumbent Adam Hussain didn’t always plan to seek a third go-ahead from voters. more
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Lansing’s former Grand Trunk Railroad station now sits next to the Lansing Board of Water and Light headquarters, hosting BWL Board of Commissioners meetings and training for employees.
Another season of historical walking tours wraps in REO Town
If you’ve never been a tourist in your own city, you’re missing out on interesting architecture, transportation history and … Fruit Wars? more
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Rewind: News Highlights From The Last 7 Days
  About 2,300 union workers from GM’s Delta Township Assembly Plant officially joined the UAW strike Friday. They were among 7,000 total workers added to the strike between that plant … more
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Hill Harper and Barack Obama have a long association, going back to their days as law students at Harvard, where they played basketball together. Despite their friendship, Obama hasn’t indicated support for any of the Democratic candidates for the U.S. Senate.
Harper hopes to climb Capitol Hill
A couple of Sundays ago at the East Lansing Farmers Market, I was approached by a campaign worker for U.S. Rep. Elissa Slotkin. more
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Credit card surcharges are increasingly common at locally owned businesses, as these door signs attest.
Grin and pay it: Credit card surcharges spread in Lansing
Delta Township resident Liz Beal has long been frustrated by the growing number of local businesses and services that have adopted credit card surcharge fees. more
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Rewind: News Highlights From The Last 7 Days
  UAW workers at GM’s Lansing Redistribution Center officially joined the strike against the Big Three Friday. Employees walked out of the Redistribution Center at 4400 W. Mount Hope … more
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The Lansing School District Board of Education voted 6-2 to approve Deyanira Nevárez Martínez as its newest member following Kurt Richardson's resignation last month.
Lansing School Board taps MSU urban planning professor to fill vacancy
FRIDAY, Sept. 22 — After interviewing 15 candidates to fill a vacancy, the Lansing School District Board of Education has found a match in Deyanira Nevárez Martínez. more
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