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New school standards don't add up
The goal of state legislation lauded by two recent Free Press editorials -- that all students complete four years of math, including Algebra I and Algebra II as a requirement to graduate for the Class of 2011 ...
Jarreau to be DIA guest of honor
Star power! The Detroit Institute of Arts' auxiliary group, Friends of African and African American Art, welcomes jazz great Al Jarreau to the newly renovated DIA as its honored guest for the 45th annual Bal ...
Fido and fireworks are never a friendly mix
The loud crack of fireworks followed by the spectacular burst has delighted and amazed generations of Americans celebrating the Fourth of July.
Judge's plea: 'Don't cash surprise checks'
Scam artists need to screen their victims more carefully. One of their latest attempts to extort money from an unsuspecting target was directed at the Macomb County Judge Paul Cassidy of the 42-2 District Court ...
Man better after propeller injury
Nathan Harrison's family credits prayers and the quick reaction of witnesses for saving his life.
Gem show: Sparkling deals in Novi
If you dream of diamonds and rubies, you'll probably want to stop by Rock Financial Showplace for the International Gem & Jewelry show.
Fishfly fest has family fun in New Baltimore
Do kids like pizza? Did we even have to ask? They can get more than their fill at a Pizza Eating Contest, 2 p.m. Saturday at the Bay-Rama Fishfly Festival at Burke Park in downtown New Baltimore.
Crime pays off for more Michigan tipsters
People struggling to stay afloat in Michigan's tough economy are finding an alternative way to bring in extra cash: reporting crime.
Ceremony today will dedicate improved park
In the summer of 1956, Bette Carrothers met her future husband working as a lifeguard at a beach overlooking Lake St.
In the summer of 1956, Bette Carrothers met her future husband working as a lifeguard at a beach overlooking Lake St.
Manslaughter charges in the deaths of three L'Anse Creuse teens await pleas
The three men being held responsible for a car accident that claimed the lives of three Chesterfield teens will wait another two months before answering to the charges.
Mekeisha Madden Toby: Wayne State University professor will be on 'Jeopardy!'
Wayne State University professor Allen Goodman is making his "Jeopardy!" debut tonight.
Anchor Bay advances with 3-run 2nd inning
The star-powered pitching matchup Tuesday was the same as last year's postseason softball game between New Baltimore Anchor Bay and Troy: sophomore Olivia Nicholas versus sophomore Jordan Wheatley.
Residents clean up in wake of tempestuous weather
Two days after a storm sliced through southeast Michigan like a machete, residents, business owners, and cleanup crews were still busy dealing with the aftermath.
The annual Marydale rummage sale will be from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. today. The center is located at 3147 10th Ave., Port Huron.
Children's clothing and toys will be among the items available at an indoor yard and bake sale from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. today in the church, 1814 Sanborn St., Port Huron.
NB Council votes to continue water fluoridation
City officials have unanimously agreed to continue supplementing New Baltimore drinking water with the chemical compound fluoride.
STATE: Woman accused of hosting underage drinking party
A Washington Township woman has been arrested and criminally charged for hosting an end-of-the-school-year underage drinking party.
PRISONERS a play by Catherine Wells
Rob Arbaugh, originally from Anchor Bay High School in New Baltimore, is one of the founders of Uncovered Theatre Company out of Virginia Beach, Va.
Fishfly Festival queen's contest seeking applicants
The Bay-Rama Committee is looking for a few good young women. The committee will host the 2008 Miss Bay-Rama Pageant at 6:30 p.m. June 25, the opening day of the 2008 Bay-Rama Fishfly Festival.