Death of Local Veteran Found on ATV Likely Medical-Related Death of Local...
1/16/14 - Police say the death of a Genoa Township Veteran discovered on a four-wheeler Wednesday afternoon does not appear to be suspicious. 69-year-old Charles Gilmore was found hunched over an ATV...
View ArticleCounty Health Department Director Ted Westmeier to Retire County Health...
1/16/14 - After decades of service to Livingston County, Health Officer Ted Westmeier is retiring from the Department of Public Health effective January 31st. Westmeier has been with the County for 20...
View ArticleLACASA Offers Three Multi-Week Parenting Classes LACASA Offers Three...
1/17/14 - Several parenting workshop classes are being offered by LACASA starting in January and February. Registration is now open for three programs aimed at helping parents improve their...
View ArticleBoard Votes to Buy Old Pinckney Library for New Senior Center Board Votes to...
1/17/14 - Senior citizens in Putnam Township will eventually have a new building to call home following this past Wednesdayâs board meeting. The township put forth an offer of $185,000 for the...
View ArticleServices Set This Weekend for Former Supreme Court JudgeServices Set This...
1/17/14 - A former Michigan Supreme Court justice who lived in Howell will be laid to rest this weekend. Patricia Boyle died Monday at the age of 76 due to respiratory failure while visiting a relative...
View ArticleWitness Names Casteel As Shooter In Second Day Of TrialWitness Names Casteel...
1/17/14 - More testimony for the prosecution was heard in the case of Raulie Wayne Casteel yesterday after a bit of a delayed start. Despite being scheduled to start at 12:00 noon, the trial was...
View ArticleSnyder Touts "Comeback State" But No Specifics on SurplusSnyder Touts...
1/17/14 - Local Democrats and Republicans are responding to Michigan Governor Rick Snyderâs annual State of the State address last night. Snyder hammered hard at his description of Michigan as the...
View ArticleNo Phone or Internet Service at Some Hartland School BuildingsNo Phone or...
1/17/14 - Some buildings within the Hartland Consolidated Schools district are without phone and internet service today. There is currently no service at Farms Intermediate, Lakes Elementary, and the...
View ArticleFenton City Tables Ordinance To Allow Therapy AnimalsFenton City Tables...
1/17/14 - An ordinance to allow therapy animals to be kept as service animals in the City of Fenton, created for the sake of a pig, has been tabled by the city council. The city has been working on the...
View ArticleCouncil Weighs Ordinance to Allow 45 Homes at Old Lindbom SiteCouncil Weighs...
1/17/14 - The Brighton City Council Thursday night approved a first reading of an amendment to the zoning ordinance to allow for a planned unit development on the property of the former Lindbom School....
View ArticleSouth Lyon City Council to Discuss Hiring Process for New ManagerSouth Lyon...
1/17/14 - The South Lyon City Council will host a special meeting this weekend to discuss the process of hiring a new manager amid community contention and a recall effort. Council voted to fire City...
View ArticleCity of Brighton Weighs In on I-96/US-23 Interchange ProjectCity of Brighton...
1/17/14 - Later this year, the Michigan Department of Transportation will embark on a project to completely reconfigure and re-engineer the I-96/US-23 interchange in Brighton. Itâs a major project,...
View ArticleChampion Horse From Cohoctah Chosen Model for BreyerFestChampion Horse From...
1/18/14 - A champion horse from Livingston County has been chosen as a model for this summer's 25th annual BreyerFest in Lexington, Ky. Paddyngton's Mark of Distinction, known simply as Marcus, will be...
View ArticleWoody Set for Groundhog Day Celebration at Howell Nature CenterWoody Set for...
Livingston Countyâs favorite furry lady is preparing to deliver her annual long-range weather forecast for an early spring or more of the same. Woody, Michigan's Official Groundhog, who resides at...
View ArticleService Restored Following Break in Fiber Optic Line in HartlandService...
1/18/14 - Phone and internet service has been restored to three buildings within the Hartland Consolidated Schools district following a break in a fiber-optic line. Service was interrupted Friday...
View ArticleLeftover Bond Monies to Fund Maintenance Projects in PinckneyLeftover Bond...
1/18/14 - Some new bond money expenditures were reviewed by the Pinckney Board of Education at its first meeting of the year earlier this month. Voters approved $59 million worth of bonds for the...
View ArticleInfluenza Still Causing Severe Illness; Officials Stress VaccinationInfluenza...
1/18/14 - Public health officials say influenza is still causing severe illness throughout Livingston County and continue to stress the importance of getting vaccinated. The Livingston County...
View ArticleNominees Sought For Annual United Way RecognitionsNominees Sought For Annual...
1/19/14 - The Livingston County United Way is again accepting nominations for key community volunteers. Every year the non-profit accepts nominations for the âCharles W. Itsell Volunteer of the...
View ArticleChelsea Community Hospital Breaks Ground On Cancer CenterChelsea Community...
1/19/14 - Ground was broken on a new cancer center for the Chelsea Community Hospital last week. A ceremony to dedicate the new facility was held on Thursday. According to the Chelsea Standard, some...
View ArticleNorth American International Auto Show Underway in Motor City North American...
1/19/14 - A locally-based automotive analyst says the 2014 North American International Auto Show in the Motor City is back with an amazing feel. The show opened to the public this weekend and the next...
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