Andrew Roth
Reporter-
It's a busy week as candidates running in the Aug. 4 primary enter their final campaign stretch before Election Day. Meanwhile, in Lansing, council member will hear an ordinance on the city's new ward. Plus, Farmers Market at the Capitol opens for the first time this year.
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An encampment in downtown Jackson could remain in place until at least September after City Council members delayed an ordinance to keep public spaces clear of personal property.
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A family-owned waste management company is stepping up to help keep a Jackson encampment clean as the city considers an ordinance that could lead to it being cleared.
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The Aurelius Township Board of Trustees and Capital Area District Libraries Board of Trustees each have appointed members to meet as they attempt to reach an agreement.