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Lansing Shuffle will launch downtown with five restaurants and a bar. Five shuffleboard courts are coming to the location in the spring.
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The City of Lansing is appealing the verdict of a federal case that awarded $1 million in damages to a former firefighter who alleged he faced a hostile work environment.
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The city of Lansing is taking applications for a program that will help businesses along high-traffic corridors pay for aesthetic outdoor improvements.
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The organization, which provides a variety of services to women at no cost, is hosting its first Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service on Monday to repaint its interiors and make the space more therapeutic for clients.
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Lawmakers who represent mid-Michigan districts are set to hold key leadership positions in next year’s Democrat-controlled state legislature. The shakeup in the Capitol could affect the Lansing area.
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The Michigan Supreme Court has declined to weigh in on a case surrounding the City of Lansing’s attempt to annex part of Lansing Township.
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A shared cooking space in the Allen Neighborhood Center offers entrepreneurs a chance to test out their food business without the large expenses that come with owning a brick-and-mortar restaurant.
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A formerly closed East Lansing food co-op is reopening this week. The shop is opening at a new location in Lansing with a slight name change.
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Two nurses' unions are picketing together in solidarity for a fair contract and better working conditions at McLaren Health Care.
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The Arts Council of Greater Lansing kicked off its annual creative placemaking summit on Monday with the dedication of a massive mosaic on the Shiawassee Street bridge over the Grand River.