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'Calm' scam artist hits stores
Attention businesses: beware a woman cashing DTE payroll checks. The checks are likely fake, as is the DTE identification tag worn on the woman's pants belt.
Autopsy ordered in death of Hampton Township woman found floating in Lake Huron
Doctors will perform an autopsy today to seek the cause of death of a 57-year-old Hampton Township woman found floating in Lake Huron near a public beach on Tuesday.
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Resource Recovery salutes soldiers with local ties
On Thursday, June 26, Resource Recovery Services hosted a flag dedication ceremony honoring Lance Corporal Keenan McGrath and Major Jason Lewis West for their military service in Iraq.
The 23rd annual Algonac Boat Show will be Saturday at the Algonac Harbour Club, 1999 Point Tremble Road .
Weather Alert: Chance of Thunderstorms
THERE IS A SLIGHT CHANCE OF THUNDERSTORMS THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING ACROSS SOUTHEASTERN MICHIGAN AS MOISTURE RETURNS ON SOUTHWEST WINDS.
Michigan's annual summer free fishing weekend is Saturday and Sunday. On these two days only, residents and non-residents can fish without a fishing license, though all other regulations that govern fishing in ...
BY NANCY M. LAUGHLIN * FREE PRESS STAFF WRITER * May 24, 2008 This is the weekend we waited for through all those cold, snowy days last winter.
Priests on the move as Diocese of Saginaw makes changes
Bishop Robert J. Carlson announced new pastoral assignments this week for several priests in the 11-county Diocese of Saginaw.
DNR releases weekly recreational fishing report
Saturday marks the opening of trout season on Type 1 and Type 2 waters in Michigan, the state Department of Natural Resources said. via Lansing State Journal
Bad Axe in financial trouble over drinking water cleanup project
“Had we done something like bought Cadillacs for the council, I could say, 'Yeh,' but everything we did was directed toward this project.”
The city of Bad Axe is drowning in debt after a project to clean up its drinking water went $11 million over budget. via MLive.com
Pair hurt in two Huron County crashes
Two Huron County residents narrowly escaped serious injury in separate Tuesday crashes. via MLive.com
Herald news ... 100 years ago:
Herald news ... 100 years ago: 02/20/2008 -- Death came to Mrs. Sophia Herman, aged 22, last Monday afternoon while she stood talking with her husband, who had just finished loading a sleigh with logs prepatory ... via Grand Traverse Herald Online
Governor Granholm Appoints Herrington Judge of 73B District Court
Governor Jennifer M. Granholm today announced the appointment of David B. Herrington as judge of the 73B District Court, which serves Huron County, for a term expiring January 1, 2009. via State of Michigan
Kimberly Sue Duggan and Brian James Merchant were married on May 6, 2007 in St. Lucia. Stephanie Talaski, a close friend of the bride, served as Maid of Honor and Keith Merchant, brother of the groom, served as ... via Visalia Times-Delta
MSU scientist: Fix wastewater treatment plants to clean up muck
So Saginaw Bay muck contains human sewage, and swimming at the beach around here is a potential health risk. via MLive.com
Tests show Thumb muck contains human waste
Chinese Ambassador Zhou Wenzhong says Michigan's exports to China are increasing, making China the third-fastest growing market for exports from Michigan. via MLive.com
Strong winds have hampered fishing, Michigan DNR says
Strong winds again have hampered fishing efforts on both the Great Lakes and inland lakes, the Michigan Department of Resources said. via Lansing State Journal
Huron County crash hospitalizes cyclist
A 57-year-old Port Austin man remained hospitalized late Wednesday with injuries suffered in a car-motorcycle crash in Chandler Township. via The Saginaw News - MLive.com
Still waiting for colors to show
“The fall color tours will be seeing a lot of green, especially in this area.”
Nature's annual fall foliage show is about to start here, experts say, but how intense the colors will be is still undetermined. via The County Press