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Vibrant Sculpture Adds Dash of Flair to Valley Court Park

Thursday, July 11, 2019

Dane Porter's “Lemon Grass" sculpture now graces the entrance of Valley Court Park. ELi's Brad Minor reports on the first project to be completed using donated funds from the city's Percent for Art program.

One Family’s Story: Kathi Terry Remembers Downtown Living in East Lansing

Wednesday, March 13, 2019

Kathi Terry grew up in East Lansing, and remembers downtown grocery stores, working at local businesses and skating down main roads in an ice storm. "Things have changed a lot," she tells ELi's Ann Kammerer, "but for the most part, you still get that same East Lansing feeling."

Burcham Fence “A Testament to the Goodwill of East Lansing Residents”

Monday, September 17, 2018

“My kids were so excited about the whole process...[m]y oldest kept a tally of everyone who came—including four dogs. She counted babies, people we didn’t know, and even people passing by who stopped, grabbed a paint brush and contributed.” Ann Kammerer reports.

Facility for Rare Isotope Beams Opens Doors to the Public this Saturday

Friday, August 17, 2018

It's been two years since the public had access to the FRIB at MSU, and this weekend it again welcomes visitors for tours that include the National Superconducting Cycoltron Lab. This ELi report brought to you by Noa Karszai, participant in ELi's Summer Youth Journalism Program.

East Lansing Duo Keeps Pump House Concerts Flowing

Thursday, January 25, 2018

How and why do Dudley "Smitty" Smith and Kristin McCool bring nationally acclaimed musicians to play at a house on Orchard Street in East Lansing, and who are they bringing us this week? ELi's Chris Wardell has the story.

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