Eastlansinginfo.org Website Review

which hard news stories do we think will be big in east lansing in 2019? does eli now have the funds to report them? what happens when eli's publisher asks managing editor ann nichols to choose her top ten feel-good stories from a whole year of news? we “we receive things all the time and we are so grateful,” pearsall-myers said. “but as large as we are and as many an*mals as we have…it doesn’t take very long to go through those things.” eli's somer sodeman reports on what cahs does (and doesn't) need from following a contentious split vote at council, a new freedom of information act policy as now established hands substantial power to east lansing's city manager and the mayor, taking away powers that had been held by the council as a whole. during the month of december, eli is highlighting the needs of several non-profit organizations that are either based in, or serve a special committee will consider how to better utilize and market the hannah community center, a facility currently costing over a million dollars a year to operate. noa kuszai and alice dreger report. when the decision was made to repurpose the bailey community center to provide senior housing, many community members breathed a sigh of relief. the project hasn't quite worked out as all had hoped. eli's alice dreger brings a special report.. someone apparently wants city manager in charge of public records requests. someone wants to shift power in public records requests from the city clerk's office to the city manager's office. the move also seeks to take powers city council now has and give them to the city manager. eli's alice dreger reports what's knowable. what do east lansing public schools kids and teachers really need as gifts? ann kammerer brings the wish list as part of eli's giving. mayor awards himself more power while admitting city wrongly withheld lawsuit info. mayor mark meadows has issued a ruling declaring himself the ultimate authority in east lansing in terms of responses to freedom of