East Lansing
B.1.1.7 variant is spreading across East Lansing, creating urgency for vaccinations
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The B.1.1.7. U.K coronavirus variant is in East Lansing, causing concern this will lead to another spike or whether the vaccine can stop the spread.
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“Confused and conflicted:” Education majors face unpredictable career path
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As COVID-19 shapes what a teacher’s daily life looks like, Michigan State education majors are nervous for what is to come upon graduation.
Community News
Global network’s local chapter boosts East Lansing businesses
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East Lansing’s chapter of Rotary International, one of 35,000 in the world, is helping businesses right here.
East Lansing
“Let’s support our businesses now, so that we can continue to support them later.” The Place Project has officially started in East Lansing
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East Lansing businesses have been struggling since the pandemic hit last spring.
On Feb. 20, the city kicked off the Weekend Warrior Program, dedicated to using outdoor spaces created by the Place Project, an economic recovery plan to support East Lansing businesses. After a year of COVID-19 restrictions, this is a glimpse of normal life today for East Lansing residents.
Community News
East Lansing secondary schools go through another graduation amid COVID-19
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East Lansing high schools prepare for another graduation amid a full year of COVID-19 regulations. As talk of what graduation and prom will look like for 2021 seniors, some feel as if they are being less appreciated than last year’s seniors for their struggles.
East Lansing
“It’s the same education in a different space.” East Lansing prepares for in-person instruction
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As East Lansing prepares to bring students back for in-person learning for the first time, students and teachers alike are anxious to return to normal — but many recognize that it won’t quite be the same.
After nearly a full year of remote learning, East Lansing secondary schools are planning to return to in-person instruction on March 1. Elementary schools are returning Feb. 22.