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East Lansing dedicates part of five-year plan to removal of invasive plants

EAST LANSING, Mich.—East Lansing continues to battle invasive plant species that have affected local ecosystems. In response, the city’s Parks, Recreation and Arts Department is at work removing and preventing these species from spreading. Invasive species are non-indigenous species that are introduced usually from other countries. Without any natural predators or diseases to keep them […]
East Lansing considers change to special permit for mass timber development

EAST LANSING, Mich.—A particular item on the agenda for East Lansing’s Commission on the Environment at their most recent meeting on Sept. 16 concerned the use of mass timber as opposed to concrete for future development. Mass timber, as opposed to “heavy timber,” is an engineered wood product that is composed of layers of wood […]
Elissa Slotkin leads polls for Senate seat; What a win could mean for Greater Lansing

LANSING, Mich.– Following the unexpected retirement of Sen. Debbie Stabenow in Michigan, Rep. Elissa Slotkin tops the Democratic ticket for the position. She will compete against Mike Rogers, CNN commentator and former federal representative for Michigan’s 8th Congressional District. Slotkin currently serves Michigan’s 7th Congressional District, which encompasses the Greater Lansing area, and is currently […]

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Deaf, hard of hearing, kids have role in climate resilience

Deaf and hard-of-hearing youth prepare seeds for a new community garden in Detroit. Credit: Jurmel Mitchell Sr. By JADA VASSER Capital News Service LANSING – Six years ago, the Association for the Advancement of Deaf/Hard-of-Hearing was founded by four mothers who wanted to create change and educational programming for their deaf children and community.
MSU fraternity partners with community for river cleanup

The Michigan Waterway Stewards and Delta Sigma Phi fraternity after their day cleaning up the Red Cedar River. On March 28, the Michigan Waterways Stewards and East Lansing Rotary Club partnered with Michigan State’s Delta Sigma Phi to host a Red Cedar River cleanup day.

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