Meridian Township Environmental Commission met to discuss progress on Haslett Middle School’s Courtyard project
The first residents of an $11 million housing and commercial development on Lansing’s east side are expected to move in by Nov. 1. The Allen Place mixed-incoming housing development is the culmination of 14 years of work by the nonprofit Allen Neighborhood Center.
Holt Public Schools is reducing the lunch options for students at the elementary and middle schools. Holt Junior High School and Holt High School will continue to have two entree options.
Volunteers Community Park, located in Williamston has plans to expand the park by adding a picnic shelter, allowing for spacious room, an accessible walkway, and a place for the community to gather.
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The “Hamstercage”, or Division Street Parking Garage has been a big orange and blue part of East Lansing since 1988. And right underneath it, is something new this year. “What has been occurring is a part of a larger project we’ve been implementing to activate our downtown,” Community and Economic Development Administrator Adam Cummins said. […]
Also from Focal Point: Complete Coverage Michigan State basketball hosts Duke in one of the biggest regular season matchups! Plus, football is going “bowling” after a win on senior night against Maryland. That and more on this weeks Spartan Sports Report!
More from SSR: Complete Coverage RAPIDS RESTORATION: Efforts are underway to restore the namesake rapids in downtown Grand Rapids, a drive that proponents say will create recreational, economic, tourism and ecological benefits. The Grand, the state’s longest river, runs from Hillsdale County through Lansing and Grand Rapids to Grand Haven on Lake Michigan. Experts from the Grand Rapids Public Museum, MSU Extension and Grand Rapids Development Center explain. By Kristia Postema. FOR GRAND RAPIDS BUSINESS, HILLSDALE, HOLLAND, LANSING CITY PULSE, IONIA, CORP! GREENVILLE, WKTV and ALL POINTS.
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Students and parents are working through a variety of new safety rules at Waverly High School connected to the coronavirus pandemic.
Superintendent Kelly Blake outlined health and safety rules in an email to parents earlier this school year. Those rules include wearing a mask at all times, social distancing (at least 3 feet), restricted student movement seating charts (for case tracking), and prohibition of visitors.
The first stores of the $200 million Delta Crossing development on more than 200 acres at Interstate 96 and West Saginaw Highway in Delta Township opened to shoppers on Sept. 16.
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