Central Lake News

July 10, 2009 -- Beginning next week, the Michigan Department of Transportation will begin resurfacing a 1.4 mile stretch of M-88 from Eckhardt Road to the village of Central Lake in Antrim County.

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Tonight bus agencies in Charlevoix and Antrim counties are re-thinking how they get passengers between the two areas.

Dr. Keith Sisson has retired after 67 years practicing medicine in Grand Rapids.

An Ellsworth man could head to prison after authorities charged him with contributing to the overdose death of a Central Lake man.

In his Sunday column , Mitch Albom wondered, "Why Susan Boyle strikes such a chord in the public?" Well, maybe it's just the wonder.

Five churches in one county were all broken into, and now some are missing quite a bit of cash.

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Police are investigating a string of break-ins at several Antrim County churches.

Posted on Wednesday, April 15, 2009 at 11:42 a.m. Organizers say the federal government is borrowing too much money.

We rely on rescue teams like fire departments and EMS for our safety, but what if the number of emergency responders is decreasing? Antrim County is facing that problem with their emergency services and it has them actively recruiting volunteer fire fighters and EMS staff.

An exhibit featuring the works of Ukrainian egg stylist Mary Ellen Darnell will add a seasonal note among the displays at Clinton County Arts Gallery.

Because of an editor's error, a story in Saturday's paper incorrectly said that Michigan's basketball coach called Jasmine Hines' family to offer the Central Lake star a scholarship last Saturday.

Pepper Bromelmeier rinses out plastic containers, washes aluminum cans and breaks down cardboard boxes, all part of her avid effort to recycle.

A Northern Michigan health center is set to receive nearly $200,000 in the coming month to help uninsured and underinsured patients receive medical care.

Second Chance Armor Inc.'s plant, which withstood bankruptcy to regain its status as a major employer in this Antrim County village, will close its doors, another loss to the local manufacturing sector.

Second Chance Armor Inc.'s plant in Antrim County will close by mid-summer, costing 88 employees their jobs.

Thursday, March 05, 2009 at 6:24 p.m. T he fallout of the auto-industry continues to trickle down locally and a parts supplier in A ntrim C ounty is the latest to fall victim.

Hide Video A northern Michigan factory that makes body armor for law enforcement and other industries, announced it will be shutting down.

Some Northern Michigan roads and bridges are in the running for makeovers. Today the government announced $847 million in stimulus money will come to Michigan for transportation projects.