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Oak Grove Road between Fish Lake and Five Lakes roads in Deerfield Township was closed for nearly an hour on Wednesday following a single vehicle accident. More ... LAPEER — In an effort to provide local military veterans free counseling and assistance with government benefits, the Disabled American Veterans (DAV) will have its mobile service office at Ray C’s Harley-Davidson from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, May 26. More ... LAPEER COUNTY — The Lapeer Democratic Party Chair Gary Medland recently announced that John Nugent has filed to run for the Michigan State House. More ... LAPEER TWP. — Operators of Troy-based Rainbow Child Care Center had hoped to have broken ground by now for its 16th center in Michigan — to be located on M-24 north of the I-69 interchange. More ... LAPEER — A large rock feature including a cascading waterfall and figure eight shaped ponds are under construction on 7.1 acres of property that developer Kevin Robertson of Lake Orion hopes will become a fourbuilding, multi-use complex called Lapeer Commons. More ... PORT HURON — Spring has officially sprung in the Port Huron area. Those looking for a gas-tank getaway will find plenty to see and do in St. Clair County’s port city where Lake Huron empties into the St. Clair River. More ... MAYFIELD TWP. — Despite a downturned economy, Kamax is holding its own and the company has grand plans for expansion here in Lapeer County in the next decade or two. More ... LAPEER — More than two centuries ago, General George Washington made a request of the 13 North American colonies to muster together in a fight for independence against the British, and for the last 200 years, brave men and women have continued to follow that call in order to ensure the freedom of United States citizens. More ... IMLAY CITY — Detroit’s Eastern Market has its Flower Day and the Imlay City Farmers Market has Flower Power. More ... LAPEER COUNTY — County residents will have a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to participate in a study that could very well help reduce the incidence of cancer. More ... LAPEER — Lapeer County commissioners voted Thursday to allow the Risk Management Authority to apply for a Risk Avoidance Program grant for $468 for bumper devices for police cars, and they also gave Administrator John Biscoe the authority to approve these grant application requests in the future. More ... MAYFIELD TWP. — Mayfield Township residents can expect some smoother roads by the end of the summer. The township board has approved several paving projects. More ... MAYFIELD TWP. — As we head into the warmer months, Mayfield Township residents should be aware of the township’s zoning ordinance regarding private swimming pools. The township board approved an amendment to the ordinance at its meeting Monday. More ... MAYFIELD TWP. — The Mayfield Township Board on Monday approved a contract with Right Touch Landscaping, Inc., for spring clean-up and regular mowing and trimming at Stiles Cemetery, mowing, trimming and weeding at the township hall, insertion of flags in the veterans’ flag holders before Memorial Day, and emptying the cemetery trash barrels as More ... LAPEER — The Lapeer County Community Foundation held its annual celebration event at Gallery 194 Thursday night, reviewing the last year’s accomplishments and setting goals for the next year. More ... IMLAY CITY — City residents will have to wait until August to find out who’ll be picking up their trash for the next three years More ... MARLETTE — Marlette Community Schools plans to ask voters to approve a $5.36- million bond issue for district improvements in the Aug. 7 election. The Marlette Board of Education approved the bond proposal for technology, safety and infrastructure updates at its May 8 meeting. More ... MARLETTE — The Marlette Comunity Schools superintendent received good grades during a recent evaluation. Board president Jay Burton summarized the 2011-12 superintendent’s evaluation for Jeriann Patterson at the board’s May 8 meeting. More ... |
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