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KLAA schools donate to charities
Lakeland and Milford high schools were among the 24 high schools making up the new Kensington Lakes Activities Association that far exceeded its inaugural goal of raising $100,000 for a myriad of world charities this school year.
Age 69, died Saturday, June 6, 2009 at his home near Brighton, MI. Dennis played in bands 40 years as singer, guitarist and joke teller in/around the Ann Arbor, Brighton and lakes area.
Brighton chamber golf outing still has spaces
Golf and a Wild, Wild West them will collide on June 8 for the Greater Brighton Area Chamber of Commerce Annual Golf Classic, which still has openings.
Art in the Park expected to draw big numbers in Pinckney this weekend
Putnam Township Square is expected to be brimming with artists and visitors during this weekend's 19th annual Art in the Park, event organizers said.
Art in the Park organizers 'keep it fresh'
New vendors, an international food court and an expanded children's area await visitors to this year's Art in the Park.
Stimulus means about $31.5M to county
Of the $3.8 billion Michigan has received in stimulus money so far, Livingston County is seeing $31.5 million.
Katelyn Marie Stroshein and James Anthony Wysocki were united in marriage May 9 at St.
Hines' dedication preserves Hamburg's past
Hamburg Township's Suzanne Hines is perfectly happy living in the 21st century, but mention history and stories excitedly pour out of her.
Closure on M-36 could last only 15 days
Carpet Depot owner Derryl Hill called the possible reduced closure of M-36 this summer from some 49 days to 15 days a small victory, but one that needs "assurance" to his and dozens of other Hamburg Township businesses.
Supervisor predicts shrinking of government in the coming years
Sometimes, a person needs to laugh. What else can someone do when the economy stinks, small businesses are hurting and downsizing, and local governments are facing declining revenues for services? Despite those gloomy conditions, entrepreneurs and government leaders along the M-36 corridor in Livingston County found time to joke, laugh and even ...
Forum set to give M-36 outlook
Thursday's M-36 corridor growth forum will be more of a morale booster for the local business community than a litany of good economic news for the area, event organizers said.
At the start of the school year, Pinckney Elementary School Principal Yvonne Taylor realized she had a "mini Costco" in her basement one day while grocery shopping, and began a crusade to feed local families in ...
Stimulus funding not available to fix county road
Residents who want a pothole-ridden county road fixed this year won't get a share of the $853 million in federal road dollars being pumped into state coffers to stimulate the economy and create jobs.
Lessons from a coral reef Teacher relays what she learns in survey
She primarily teaches them Spanish, but this week Vida Ruggero reached out to her young Pinckney students with live science lessons from a coral reef in the Bahamas.
Businesses searching for ways to stay alive during M-36 work
Zukey Lake Tavern owner Rick Glazer said it's likely 80 percent of businesses in and around the road reconstruction project area on M-36 will fold this summer due to the 41-plus-day closure of the state ...
Pair of Hamburg mainstays close
Two Hamburg Township mainstay businesses have fallen victim to Michigan's struggling economy, and perhaps a lack of traffic due to the community's somewhat remote location.
Schools hit by noroviral illness
An outbreak of what health officials suspect is norovirus has sickened more than 100 students and staff members at two Pinckney Community Schools this week.
Wii is a gift that keeps on giving Raffled twice, it's already helped ...
It was intended to be someone's Christmas present, but a Nintendo Wii already raffled off twice in Hamburg Township could end up on a much bigger mission.
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