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East Lansing City Manager George Lahanas blogs about upcoming spring events and happenings in East Lansing (updated 3/7/14).

The March 2014 edition of the Dialog residential newsletter and Curbside Journal will arrive in mailboxes the week of March 10. In the meantime, check them out online!

The City is in the process of preparing its Fiscal Year 2015 budget. City Council is expected to adopted the budget in May.

Parks, Recreation & Arts will host the Cowboy Cotillion on Wednesday, March 19 from 7-8:30 p.m. at the East Lansing Hannah Community Center.

The Capital Area Transportation Authority will host an East Lansing charrette March 19-23, providing opportunities to learn and share feedback on a Bus Rapid Transit system for the Michigan-Grand River Avenue corridor.

Residents can place ice storm debris at the curb for free collection through the end of March or early April.

Residents interested in serving their community through active civic engagement are encouraged to apply for openings on advisory boards and commissions.

View information on the individuals arrested and arraigned following the post Big Ten Championship civil disturbance.

Snow that accumulates before noon on a sidewalk must be cleared by midnight of that date. Any snow accumulating after noon on a sidewalk must be cleared by midnight of the following day. Ice should be cleared or an abrasive (salt, sand, ect.) should be applied within 12 hours of formation.

Trowbridge Village, LLC recently submitted a revised site plan application or the proposed Trowbridge Village Lifestyle Center, which splits the request into two parts. It will be discussed at the Planning Commission on March 12 and 26.

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On February 28, DTN Management Company submitted a site plan and financial information to the City of East Lansing per the amended pre-development agreement. The site plan, financial information and the initial staff summary are available for review. As new information becomes available, the page will be updated.

The Community Relations Coalition is proud to host the 3rd Annual Taste of East Lansing on Saturday, April 26 from 4-7 p.m. in the 200 block of Albert Avenue and Ann Street Plaza in downtown East Lansing.

The City Clerk’s office offers helpful information on neighborhood solicitors and peddlers.

Standard & Poor’s Rating Services has affirmed the City of East Lansing’s AA+ bond rating, with a rating outlook that is stable.

The East Lansing Public Library will be celebrating Reading Month this March. A number of fun activities are planned!

The City of East Lansing, along with Bath Township and Meridian Township, were included in Safewise.com's list of The 50 Safest Cities in Michigan!

The SSJF is proud to present "Nightingales: An Intimate Evening with Lansing's Ladies of Jazz" on Friday, March 21. Accompanied by the Reggie Thomas Trio, Lansing's purest jazz voices will lend their talents to the SSJF's fundraising event.

Prime Time members and friends are invited to join the Community Relations Coalition student interns at a free indoor tailgate, “Spirit of Sparty,” on Sunday, March 9 at 4 p.m. at the E.L. Hannah Community Center.

The Public Art Gallery presents local artist Mary Jobin, March 2-April 2. The "Potpourri of Paintings & Ocarinas" exhibit will feature her beautiful paintings and musical clay instruments.

The FREE Michigan State University Science Festival is an exploration of the science of our everyday lives. A number of events in the downtown will take place April 5.

The Comprehensive Plan Update will take place over an 18-month period. It is one of the primary tools used to guide decisions that affect future land use and development in the community. Get involved!