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September 5, 2010  RSS feed
Sheriff ’s Dept. seizes cash, marijuana; investigation ongoing
DRYDEN — Members of the Lapeer County Sheriff’s Dept. raided the Compassionate Care Center of Michigan, a medical marijuana dispensary, in the village of Dryden Tuesday afternoon. Deputies seized marijuana, money, “medibles,” papers and magazines in a peaceful sweep of the premises. No weapons were found during the investigation. More...
Metamora law firm, prosecutor work out details

METAMORA — While municipalities around the county and the state wrangle with their various approaches to the medical marijuana conundrum, the law firm of Kohl, Harris, Nolan, McCarthy, Turkelson & Ogden PC, has been intently at work trying to come up with a proactive solution on behalf of one of its clients. More...

GOODLAND TWP. — For more than a century the sound of children laughing and learning could be heard at the corner of Shaw and Wheeling roads on the township’s eastern fringe. More...

LAPEER — Leave your pocket knife at home. County commissioners this week recommended approval of new security protocols that will reinstate a single point of entry at the county complex building in downtown Lapeer. More...
Motor stolen DEERFIELD TWP. — A West Castle Road man told the Lapeer County Sheriff’s Dept. Aug. 26 that he noticed his outboard motor was missing from his boat, but he can’t remember the last time he saw it. Car hit More...
DRYDEN — It was a busy day for Randy Crowel. Tuesday afternoon, Crowel’s medical marijuana business, Compassionate Care Center of Michigan, was searched and shut down by the Lapeer County Sheriff's Dept. And the dust didn't have time to settle before Crowel walked down Main Street to attend a 7 p.m. More...
Get in. Buckle up. We’re going somewhere. We’re headed to the new reality of medical marijuana. More...
MARION GRACE CARTER, 92, a lifetime Lapeer area resident, died on Sunday, August 29, 2010. She was born on November 25, 1917 in Lapeer to John L. and Libretta (Green) Wallace. She married Norman Carter, on June 28, 1937 at her sister Jeanís house in Cass City. More...
CAPAC— The Chiefs righted the ship this week and got a win over a huge rival in the process, as they defeated the Almont Raiders, 24-19, on Warrior night in the first week of Blue Water Area Conference action. Warrior night is a night to celebrate the Capac youth football program. More...
LAPEER — Members of the Lapeer County Community Foundation’s Youth Advisory Committee (YAC) worked Thursday afternoon at the Lapeer Meijer store to stuff backpacks for kids in Lapeer County. The group, made up of Lapeer County high school students, raised money during the summer for the project. More...
Art/Theater SECOND, FOURTH WEDNESDAYS Eastern Lakes Transport Museum, 1805 Bowers Rd., Lapeer, open from 2-6 p.m. through Labor Day. Donations asked for admission. SUNDAY, SEPT. 12 More...
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