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On this edition of Focal Point, get a preview of VIM Magazine’s new cover. Also, volunteers create survival kits for students in need. Learn more about how an MSU study is showing how marijuana use may have some benefits. These stories and more on this episode of Focal Point.
Meridian Mall will be opening a new entertainment center by the end of the summer that will feature go-karts, axe throwing and so much more!
East Lansing Safe-Route program plans to add seven islands at Burcham Drive in order to encourage students to use alternative forms of transportation to travel to school.
Indigenous group marched 300 miles in 30 days to the Capitol to protest Line 5 Shutdown. Gov. Whitmer signed executive orders to stop work on the pipeline project.
Delta Township sets goal for the next five years to make its parks more accessible to all. The plan includes the construction of universally accessible canoe launches.
Mason hotel plans that were developed back in 2018 by community leaders and Mason Hospitality Group are no longer taking place. Mason plans to continue its pursuit of a hotel.
Jolly Pumpkin Artisan Ales is the newest addition to East Lansing’s Center City District development project. It’ll open early next fall.
The Williamston Downtown Development Authority met on Tuesday, March 19, to adopt the Williamston DDA’s 2019 Re-Stated Facade Improvement Program.
Rich Martin, chairman of the DDA said that the program is designed to encourage business owners to make improvements to their facades and their buildings.
The City Council is looking to expand student housing in East Lansing and Core Spaces, a national developer, is at the top of their list.
Citizens and board members voice their concerns about a new residential and commercial development in Haslett at the Meridian Township Board meeting, March 19. Setback requirements, size, protecting wetlands and other issues arose at the meeting.
The Meridian Township Planning Commission discussed during the Feb. 25 meeting, held at 5151 Marsh Rd., adding continuing care communities to the list of authorized non-residential uses in residential zoning districts.