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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."

Conni Crittenden: A Life of Science, Kids and Teaching

Thursday, June 14, 2018

East Lansing resident Conni Crittenden just finished her 43rd year of teaching, and now she's getting ready to oversee another year of MSU Kids College. ELi's Ann Kammerer has the story of this dedicated educator (including why she chose green & white over maize & blue.)

ELHS Alumni Congratulate the Class of 2018: Luke Miller

Wednesday, June 6, 2018

"I have fond memories of the Jersey Giant location on M.A.C., the old Sneekers restaurant over by Frandor, and of course Pinball Pete’s. But I think far and away, my favorite place was Charlie Kang’s. At the time, it was one of only a couple restaurants really doing Korean cuisine in an authentic manner. Our family went there often, and I take my family there now."

ELHS Alumni Congratulate the Class of 2018: Chloe Reynolds

Monday, June 4, 2018

"Don’t feel like you need to have everything figured out or know where you’re going in life. College doesn’t have to be the only option; there are so many ways to get you to where you’re supposed to be." 2014 ELHS grad Chloe Reynolds shares what she's learned with this year's graduating class.

 

ELHS Alumni Congratulate the Class of 2018: Gary Mescher

Friday, June 1, 2018

"Having steered clear of behavior that would have attracted the attention of ELPD at the time, my favorite memories from high school relate to my closest friends then, who remain my closest friends to this day. Three of us from ELHS ’71 have breakfast every Saturday morning and the conversation usually includes a recollection of something about our high school days that was funny at the time. Now we just shake our heads."

ELHS Alumni Congratulate the Class of 2018: Karen Weil Henry

Friday, May 11, 2018

"My favorite place was probably El Azteco—it was in the basement back then. On half days, it seemed that we would all go there and it was pretty chaotic and, while I felt really sorry for the employees, I hoped they thought it was a little bit fun." Ann Kammerer has the story of Karen Weil Henry's days at ELHS, and her advice for the class of 2018.

ELHS Alumni Congratulate the Class of 2018: Jonas Hallstein

Wednesday, May 2, 2018

"I moved here when I was 5 because my parents got jobs at MSU. I’m currently studying at MSU, so I haven’t left just yet." What's Jonas Hallstein up to three years after ELHS, and what's his advice to the Class of 2018? Ann Kammerer reports.

ELHS Alumni Congratulate the Class of 2018: Tim Staudt

Wednesday, April 25, 2018

In the fifth of a series, ELi's Ann Kammerer profiles East Lansing High School graduates who live, work and retain ties in EL. From now through early June, we'll feature their reflections and informal advice to the graduating class.

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