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Getting past the ‘mental’ stigma
Editor’s note: May is Mental Health Awareness Month. This is a second in an ongoing series this month by Krystal Johns of The County Press focusing on the illness and local resources available for treatment and services. More...
Riding the Rails: From Lapeer to Chicago

Saturday was National Train Day, a marketing event really, dreamed up by the folks at Amtrak to promote travel by rail. More...


BREAKING SCORES

Imlay City soccer shut out
Lisa Paine


      Wednesday, May 16, 2012, 10 p.m. — IMLAY CITY — The Imlay City soccer team was shut out, 3-0, by Cros-Lex today.
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 News
• article has image Truck knocks down utility pole
Metamora Township first responders, Metamora Township Police and Lapeer County EMS responded to this single vehicle accident on Sunday near Baldwin and Sutton roads in Metamora Township. More...
• ‘Non-credible’ threat found in high school restroom
• article has image ‘Surpsak’ crafts artistry, to debut during Lapeer Days
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 Police Beat
• Police Beat
Car chase ends in arrest of woman METAMORA TWP. — The Metamora Township Police Dept. cited a 29- year-old woman with fleeing and eluding Thursday following a car chase that started on South Lapeer Road near West Davison Lake Road and ended up in Oakland County. More...
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 Obituaries
• article has image BETTY JANE SHAVER,
76, a lifetime resident of Lapeer, died Sunday, May 13, 2012. Betty was born July 15, 1935, in Litchfield, MI, daughter to Marvin & Viola (Reader) Stoll. More...
• article has image ALMA ROSE HADLEY,
• article has image GORDON HARLEY SLATER,
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 Marketplace
• article has image Lapeer Shopping Center getting a facelift
LAPEER—There’saanewlookonthe way to the Lapeer Shopping Center on West Genesee Street. Thursday workmen began pulling the facade off the building, which originally opened in the late 1960s with a Yankees department store, a Hamady Brothers grocery and a Perry drug store. More...
• Weigh In
• Wheat production yields expected to be lower this season
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 Sports
• article has image Broncos drop pair to Garber
NORTH BRANCH — The Broncos dropped two games to Essexville-Garber on Friday, 10-8, and 8-2. Mike Berlin pitched six strong innings in the opener, but it was not enough. Ryan Ormiston took the loss in the eighth innings. The Broncos scored four runs in the first inning and four in the fifth, but gave up four in the seventh to force extra innings. More...
• article has image Dryden falls to Goodrich in Genesee Area Conf. tourney
• article has image Spartans sweep softball invite
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 Community View
• article has image Riding the Rails
Amtrak offers fun, affordable adventure
Two things. I want to go back to Chicago and I want to go Amtrak. Saturday was National Train Day, a holiday — well, a marketing event really — dreamed up by the folks at Amtrak to promote travel by rail. When I told my finance, Michelle More...
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 Calendar
• ART AND THEATER
FRIDAY-SATURDAY, MAY 18-19 PIX Players will perform at the Pix Theatre, 172 W. Nepessing St. in Lapeer. Show time is 7:30 p.m. Presale cost is $12 for adults and $10 for students/seniors. At the Door cost is $16 for adults and $14 for students/seniors. Details: 810- 664-4824 or www.pixlapeer.org. More...
• CARDS AND GAMES
• CHURCH
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