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Mid-Michigan road commissions are having to make hard decisions about which failing bridges to fix and which to let go for another few years, because they don't have enough money to fix them.
Pavement rehabilitation scheduled to begin on US-127 BR and M-61 in Clare County
July 3, 2008 -- Pavement rehabilitation on two state highways, US-127 Business Route and M-61, in the city of Harrison, will begin on July 8, 2008.
Clare Public Asked To Show Pride Of Place
Earlier this year, Clare County Council selected the local participants in the All-Ireland competition, which aims to recognise and celebrate the vital contributions that community groups make to society.
Farwell man busted with pot plants
What police say might have been one man's secret garden was busted before it ever got in the ground.
Lake, Mich., man may face home invasion charges
A 28-year-old Lake man was in jail on allegations that he tried to break into a home on Rock Road in Clare County's Garfield Township.
Man jailed for stealing propane
One man is headed to jail after he admits to stealing a 120 gallon propane tank from a vacation home in Clare County.
Three vie in Clare sheriff's primary
Clare County sheriff hopefuls include a former deputy who cites tumultuous life experience as key to his ability to lead, a deputy who cites strong family ties and a love of the area and a relative newcomer who ...
Saginaw Police were investigating two Friday shootings. The first unidentified victim arrived at St.
EUR1.9M Contract Signed For Major North Clare Infrastructure Project
Pictured at the contract signing for Corofin Sewerage Scheme Contract 3 at Aras Contae an Chlair on Thursday the 19 June 2008 were Tom Carey Director of Service and County Engineer Clare County Council, ...
Ex-Harrison teacher sentenced in lewd conduct case
A former Harrison Community Schools middle school educator has been ordered to surrender his teaching certificate after pleading guilty to lewd and lascivious conduct.
With crude oil prices skyrocketing, companies are squeezing every ounce out of Bay area wells
When Jack Harkins got his start 47 years ago, his 60 oil wells in the Kawkawlin area produced a total of 125 barrels of crude oil a day.
A lot of rain means rising rivers and faster moving water, and that can cause some dangerous situations.
Lori Holcomb * The Enquirer * June 9, 2008 A series of brief, powerful thunderstorms stippled across the state this weekend, leaving a trail of damage for thousands of residents and local emergency crews.
Show stoppers: Creditors file suit on Farwell music festival owner
A new concert venue brought big names and bigger crowds to Farwell last year. But unpaid bills and a pair of cancelled events threatens the positive vibe.
Number of rabies cases skyrockets
State and local health agencies are concerned about the alarming increase in the number of animals infected with rabies.
Four Arrested After Large Meth Lab Bust in Clare County
BAYANET drug team investigators are releasing new details about a large meth lab bust in Clare County near Dodge City on Friday.
A late-May frost threatened crops and prompted hundreds of mid-Michigan residents to move their potted plants inside out of the cold early Wednesday morning.
Complaints pile up against Silver Ridge
By Pat Maurer Review Editor At press time Thursday, thirty-one civil complaints against Silver Ridge had been logged at the Clare County Sheriff's Department since June 16, according to the CCSD Media ...
5/28 - Email Reveals Cancelled Music Festivals Won't Refund Tickets
Ticket-holders to a pair of cancelled music festivals in Clare County will have to wait another year to use them.
With gasoline prices soaring, organizers of an annual festival in Clare County are hoping more people will opt to stay close to home for entertainment.