Brighton Receives Upgrade in Debt RatingBrighton Receives Upgrade in Debt Rating
12/21/13 - Brighton city officials have received a nice Christmas gift when it comes to their financial outlook. Standard & Poor's Ratings Services this week raised its rating on Brighton's general...
View ArticleLengthy Prison Term Ordered for Local Bank HeistsLengthy Prison Term Ordered...
12/21/13 - Even though heâs been sentenced for two Livingston County bank robberies, a Lansing man is still facing additional federal prison time. 43-year-old Todd White was sentenced this week to...
View ArticlePinckney Library Puts Student-Made Documentary On SalePinckney Library Puts...
12/22/13 - A documentary detailing the Pinckney Community Public Library building's history is now on sale for the holidays. The 15-minute film âThe Heart of Pinckneyâ was made by two local...
View ArticleBrighton Police Join Nixle Notification SystemBrighton Police Join Nixle...
12/22/13 - The Brighton City Police department has just installed a notification system designed to disseminate important information quickly to the public. Under the new system, called Nixle,...
View ArticleDivers Sought For 2014 Brighton Polar Plunge Next MonthDivers Sought For 2014...
12/23/13 - The courageous, the reckless, and the charitable are being sought to take part in the 2014 Brighton Polar Plunge next month. The event is held annually to raise funds for the Special...
View ArticleLCCC Delivers Christmas Boxes to Area Homebound SeniorsLCCC Delivers...
12/23/13 - Livingston County Catholic Charities recently conducted its annual Christmas project, bringing food and gifts to home-bound and low income seniors across the county. The program, which has...
View ArticleAnimal Control Gets Grant Money to Update Surgery ServicesAnimal Control Gets...
12/23/13 - Some grant money from the Michigan Department of Agriculture will allow Livingston County Animal Control to improve its medical facilities. Every year, the DOA offers grants to licensed...
View ArticleOpening of New Fire Hall Restaurant in Fenton Brings ConfusionOpening of New...
12/23/13 - The City of Fenton is offering clarification following some public confusion around a newly opened restaurant. The old fire hall located on S. Leroy Street has been a historic landmark...
View ArticleHune Reflects on Highlights & Missed Opportunities of 2013Hune Reflects on...
12/23/13 - With the legislative session in Lansing at an end for 2013, one local lawmaker says much was accomplished, although at least one major reform failed to pass. State Senator Joe Hune says this...
View ArticleFBI Offers Reward for Mortgage Scammer From FentonFBI Offers Reward for...
12/23/13 - Six months after a local man convicted in a mortgage fraud scheme failed to show up and begin serving his federal prison sentence, authorities hope the public can help. Ronnie Duke of Fenton...
View ArticleUtility Crews Working Overnight to Restore Power After Ice Storm Utility...
12/23/13 - Utility crews are preparing to work through the night to restore power to homes and businesses, both locally and across Michigan, in hopes of getting the lights back on for many before...
View ArticleMan Sentenced After Pleading Guilty To Stealing Charity JarMan Sentenced...
12/24/13 - A man has been sentenced after pleading guilty to stealing a charity collection jar for sick and injured children. 39-year-old Chad Lendon Stewart of Manitou Beach, Michigan pleaded guilty...
View ArticleHartland Fire Department Gets Engine Back From Howell SchoolsHartland Fire...
12/24/13 - The Howell Public School District has returned a valuable resource to the Hartland Deerfield Fire Authority in order to prevent a potentially risky situation. The school district started its...
View ArticleRogers Discusses Continued NSA Challenges Rogers Discusses Continued NSA...
12/24/13 - Livingston Countyâs voice in Congress spoke out recently about what he says are the continued challenges facing the National Security Agency. Congressman Mike Rogers continues to defend...
View ArticleSalvation Army & Toys for Tots Help Families in Need Salvation Army & Toys...
12/24/13 - Although many local families are still struggling to provide the basics, theyâll likely have some peace knowing that their children will be able to open up gifts on Christmas morning. A...
View Article5,300 Livingston County Customers Still Without Power5,300 Livingston County...
12/24/13 - Nearly four days after an ice storm moved across the state, more than 5,000 Livingston County homes and businesses remain without power, with many facing a darkened Christmas holiday. DTE...
View ArticleLocal Educator Awarded For Work With Special EducationLocal Educator Awarded...
12/26/13 - The Michigan Association of Administrators of Special Education has chosen a local educator for a prestigious award. Dawn Bentley, the Executive Director of Special Education for the...
View ArticleHartland Township & Chamber Partner Up for ProgressHartland Township &...
12/26/13 - A new program aims to break down barriers and promote business attraction and retention in Hartland Township. The township and the Hartland Area Chamber of Commerce are working together to...
View ArticleDenby Bill to Benefit Blind Residents Signed Into LawDenby Bill to Benefit...
12/26/13 - Legislation sponsored by a local lawmaker was signed into law this week. On Monday, Governor Snyder signed House Bill 5086 which was sponsored by Handy Township Republican Cindy Denby. The...
View ArticleGreen Light Given to New Howell DDA HQ RenovationsGreen Light Given to New...
12/26/13 - The Howell Downtown Development Authority has been given the green light by the city to begin renovating its new headquarters on Clinton Street. DDA Board Director Eric Conn tells WHMI they...
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