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City Pulse has five employees, plus a stable of artists and writers that contribute articles, cover art and cartoons for the paper. As of October 2016, City Pulse had a circulation of almost 14,000 and a readership of about 35,000 The paper is available free every Wednesday in over 300 locations in Lansing and throughout Ingham County.
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A judge granted a temporary restraining order against Michael Lynn, a former Lansing firefighter who attempted to use the city's seal.
Schor said that in addition to the city hall and the $228 million New Vision Lansing downtown development plan, the city is looking forward to the MSUFCU Ovation music venue scheduled to open by ...
In an interview with Lansing's City Pulse published November 21, 2013, the band stated they have been recording and plan to release a new album in the spring of 2014. [16] On January 15, 2014, it was announced that the band had signed to the independent UK-based label Xtra Mile Recordings for a world-wide release of the album. [17]
Earlier this month, the Lansing city council voted 4-4 to not purchase the building for $3.65 million, despite Mayor Andy Schor's wishes. "No" votes cited concerns over transparency and wanting ...
In an interview for the Lansing City Pulse in 2018, the interviewer discusses how the city of Lansing faced an ordinance problem that limited the amount of dispensaries that were allowed to be in business. In the time before he was mayor there was an ordinance that only allowed a certain number of marijuana dispensaries within city limits.