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The Lansing City Council received Mayor Andy Schor's budget proposal for the next fiscal year and approved a funding plan for a performing arts center downtown.
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The Lansing City Council voted to accept state funds to support a new housing project downtown and renovations to a city hall building.
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Residents will be able to register to give public comment online and address officials on legislative issues.
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City officials unanimously approved a resolution condemning anti-Palestinian and anti-Israeli bigotry.
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Residents are asking the Lansing City Council to formally oppose U.S. aid to Israel. Officials also discussed an expansion of the River Trail network.
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Adam Hussain was elected as the council's vice president during the board's meeting Wednesday night. Trini Lopez-Pehlivanoglu and Tamera Carter were sworn in to their at-large positions.
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One of the longest serving members of the Lansing City Council is retiring at the end of this year. Wood spoke with WKAR's Arjun Thakkar about her experience in government.
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Incumbent Lansing City Councilmembers Ryan Kost in Ward 1 and Adam Hussain in Ward 3 will keep their seats.
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Lansing voters elected Tamera Carter and Trini Lopez Pehlivanoglu to serve in at-large seats on the City Council. The two will be sworn into office in January.
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In the Nov. 7 general election, voters in Ward 3 in Lansing's southwest neighborhoods will decide who they want to represent them on City Council.