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It’s official: East Lansing voters will be asked to decide on the March 10 ballot whether to authorize Council to sell downtown land to MSUFCU. Chris Gray reports for ELi.

In downtown East Lansing today, you'll find lots of great gift options for friends, family, and coworkers! ELi brings you ideas and tells you how to find out about the Black Friday specials.

Would the new MSUFCU building downtown add or reduce parking? Involve tax incentives? ELi asked MSUFCU President April Clobes and City Manager George Lahanas.

In a surprise move, East Lansing City Council will consider asking voters to sell a public piece of land to MSUFCU for a new office building downtown. ELi's Alice Dreger has the scoop, including the land's appraisal.

Chef Jose Romero says don't expect typical Mexican fare — it will be something ‘really unique.’ Brad Minor gets the inside scoop for ELi.

Megen and Brent Hurst, owners of Oh Mi Organics, will serve samples of their allergen-free chocolates Sunday at Foods for Living. ELi's Sarah Spohn tells you what to expect.

Variety of arts and crafts, as well as practical goods for the home and body, will be among the holiday sale items Friday and Saturday at Edgewood United Church. Tom Oswald brings the details for ELi's readers.

Pat Sievert gets laughs for a living, and ELi reporter Sarah Spohn has the inside track on his story. 

ELi’s Sarah Spohn catches up with ’80s cover band Triple Lindy, who recently played a sold-out show at The Fieldhouse in East Lansing.

It's Bands and Brews Week at Sundance Jewelers, and ELi’s Sarah Spohn takes us inside the world of ring shopping (and why it should not be an intimidating experience).

Marijuana and alcohol sales, a housing war chest for Chesterfield Hills, a new sorority for Cedar Village – decisions on all this and more at last night’s City Council meeting.

Mayor Pro Tem Erik Altmann and Mayor Mark Meadows have voted in favor of business plans and agreements that amount to at least $74 million in tax incentives for development over the last four years.

ELi’s Sarah Spohn examines the artistry of Paul Vetne, whose work will be on display throughout October at Red Cedar Spirits.

The East Lansing Arts Commission has been asked to review an ordinance that would give the City more control over the annual Art Festival. ELi’s Mark Meyer brings the story.

Foster Coffee, the first tenant on the Albert Avenue side of the downtown development known as Center City, has opened its doors. ELi's Sarah Spohn stopped in and brings us this story.