All this week we have asked candidates for the East Lansing Board of Education to answer questions submitted to us by our readers. In the final installment, candidates explain what they think are the top three issues at East Lansing High School that the Board should manage.

Who wants to reopen Red Cedar as an elementary building, who doesn't, and why?

This Thursday, October 20, Action of Greater Lansing invites the public to join them as they discuss social justice issues in the Greater Lansing area including Civil Rights for Immigrants, Children’s Health, and Accessibility.

How did the candidates for East Lansing's Board of Education answer this reader question: "Name two things you think the superintendent is handling well and two things you believe she could be doing better?"

With the City facing major budgetary problems, residents could ultimately be seeing cuts to emergency services, parks and recreation, the library, and more. ELi's Chris Root reports.

How did the candidates for East Lansing's Board of Education answer this reader question: "Do you support parents, staff and students riding bicycles to all of our schools – elementary, middle, and high school? If not, why not, and if so, what accommodations would you want to have provided?"

What's planned now for the Park District, and what do neighbors, including Peoples Church members, think of it? We sent reporter Ian Hoopingarner to Planning Commission to bring you back the full scoop.