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New product targets emerald ash borer
Mike Bernelis, a technician with Begick Nursery & Garden Center, surveys a Tree-age treatment that's been applied to an ash tree to safeguard it from the emerald ash borer.
After years seeking refuge from the Middle East's violence,...
The Rev. Jonah Salim holds a gift from his congregation commemorating the date that U.S. immigration officials granted him asylum, a special form of visa for political refugees.
The Blotter: Bay Area police news for Friday, June 27
ROBBERY SUSPECTS CHARGED: Two Saginaw teens have been arraigned in connection with the alleged robbery of an Essexville teen on Tuesday, and a third suspect, who is 15, is being petitioned in Bay County Probate ...
The Blotter: Bay Area police news for Wednesday, June 25
ESSEXVILLE ROBBERY: Three men were arrested Tuesday afternoon after a man said he was robbed at gunpoint near the intersection of Borton and Main streets in Essexville.
How should Michigan fix its economy?
Nolan Finley's column of June 8 made several good points, but it should also have mentioned a pro-business movement that is underway.
Westland woman wins Miss Michigan title
The state's new Miss Michigan, Ashlee Baracy, decided to use her mother's experience with breast cancer to spread awareness through her involvement with the Miss Michigan Scholarship Program.
Auburn family complete mission to save lives: an AED in every school
Dave Birdie, left, a Hampton Elementary School physical education teacher and a certified AED CPR trainer, shows Marty Gottesman, Director of Student Services at Bay City, how to use the AED machine.
American children face a crisis on the scale that only healthy eating and exercise can stop
Taylor VanHaaren, 8, sips milk and Samantha Doyen, 6, bites into an apple at lunch in MacGregor Elementary School's cafeteria.
Five alive: Memories flow for WWII veterans club, but whiskey stays corked
Ken Neering, left, and Jim Alarie toast the other three living members of the Last Man Standing club at the Bay City Elks Club.
M-15 non-motorized path and pavement work to start Monday, June 2
COUNTY: Tuscola HIGHWAY: M-15 CLOSEST CITY: Vassar STARTING DATE: Monday, June 2 ESTIMATED COMPLETION DATE: Early July PROJECT: The Michigan Department of Transportation is scheduled to begin pavement work, ...
Lone Tree celebrates 30th year
FORUMS Lone Tree celebrates 30th year The Lone Tree Council, a mid-Michigan environmental group, will celebrate its 30th anniversary at 1 p.m. Sunday, June 8, at the Grand Banquet Center, 660 W. Hampton in ...
Essexville native to head parks association
Essexville native to head parks association By Jeff Kart jkart@bc-times.com 894-9639 Dennis L. Schornack, the Essexville native who lost a fight with President Bush last year over a controversial border ...
Classes Dismissed After Fire Contained
Police and firefighters are investigating a small fire at a school in Essexville.
Veterans Council to perform Memorial Day cemetery ceremonies Monday
U.S. Military veterans will be honored at area cemeteries in observance of Memorial Day on Monday.
SADD students to serve up spaghetti
Posted by The Bay City Times May 23, 2008 14:55PM The Essexville-Hampton Garber High School SADD Chapter - Students Against Destructive Decisions - will host a benefit spaghetti dinner from 4-7 p.m. Thursday at ...
Post office park to create a little more green space downtown
Shooting brings call to close nightclub From local reports Some community leaders trying to revitalize downtown Muskegon are lining up behind a call to close a Western Avenue nightclub following the shooting of ...
Buena Vista Township Police are investigating a head on crash. It happened Friday on Portsmouth Road.
Buena Vista Township crash injures three
A head-on collision in Buena Vista Township left three people hospitalized Friday, a police report indicates. via Saginaw News
“The home was vacant, it did have power but the gas was shut off”
Saginaw firefighters at 1 a.m. today saved a 124-year-old home at 708 Throop. "The front, enclosed porch was fully involved when we got there," said Fire Battalion Chief Jeffrey A. Martinez. via Saginaw News
The Blotter: Bay Area police news for Friday, May 9
Posted by The Bay City Times May 09, 2008 09:07AM WELFARE FRAUD CHARGES: An Essexville woman who allegedly failed to inform the Family Independence Agency that she had a job at a Saginaw hospital has been ... via Bay City Times