Judge To Rule If Conflict Exists For Attorney In Smoke Shop Case Judge To...
11/20/12 - A local judge is expected to rule on whether a conflict of interest exists for the attorney representing two women charged with selling synthetic marijuana containing an illegal chemical....
View Article2nd Public Hearing Set for Weed Control Plan on Genoa Twp. Lakes
11/20/12 - The great debate over how to best control aquatic weeds on two lakes in Genoa Township continues. The township board approved two resolutions related to a special assessment district for...
View ArticleHowell City Council Calls Annual Retreat Into Question, Sets DateHowell City...
11/20/12 - The date for the annual Howell City Council retreat was set at the councilâs meeting last night following a lengthy conversation on how it should be formatted and even whether it should be...
View ArticleBrighton Township to Make Good on Promise of New ParkBrighton Township to...
11/20/12- The Brighton Township Board will develop a long-anticipated park on the land at Jacoby and Kensington roads. The park was promised to the residents of the township by a court order in 1987....
View ArticleHowell City Council Makes Columbarium Fees OfficialHowell City Council Makes...
11/20/12 - An ordinance amendment approved by the Howell City Council last night will put the cityâs new columbarium into service. A columbarium is a structure for the permanent storage of cremated...
View ArticleDine Named as Fowlerville Christmas Parade Grand MarshalDine Named as...
11/20/12 - Barbara Dine, Executive Director of the Family Impact Center and a former teacher at Fowlerville Community Schools, will serve as this yearâs Grand Marshal of the Fowlerville Christmas...
View ArticleJohn Rogers Retires From Brighton Township Board For GoodJohn Rogers Retires...
11/20/12- After a long and well-respected political career, John Rogers has decided to retire for good. Rogers has served on the Brighton Township Board of Trustees for 44 years. Two of his terms were...
View ArticleDetective: No Forced Entry Evident at Highland Twp. Murder SceneDetective: No...
11/20/12 - A detective testified that he found no signs of forced entry after being called to the scene of a Highland Township womanâs murder in May of 2011. The testimony Monday came during the...
View ArticleHamburg Home Damaged in Possible Electrical FireHamburg Home Damaged in...
11/20/12 - A home in Hamburg Township sustained serious damage last night after a fire last that officials suspect may have been caused by an electrical problem. Hamburg Township Fire Chief Mark...
View ArticleBrighton Woman Enters Plea to Ramming of Garage
11/21/12 - A Brighton woman charged after police say she rammed her SUV through the garage door of a Howell Township condo after discovering her estranged husband inside with another woman has been...
View ArticleLight Up The Park To Return To Downtown Pinckney
11/21/12 - The Village of Pinckney is planning to hold its annual Light Up the Park event in the village downtown on December 8th. The event will be preceded by a flag raising ceremony at 10am over the...
View ArticleLong-Time Bank Executive to Retire at Year's EndLong-Time Bank Executive to...
11/21/12 - Longtime First National Bank leader Dennis Gehringer has announced his retirement effective at the end of the calendar year. Gehringer began working for First National Bank in Howell in 1969...
View ArticleBrighton DDA OKs Purchase of Land on North StreetBrighton DDA OKs Purchase of...
11/21/12 - At its meeting Tuesday, the Brighton Downtown Development Authority approved purchase of the Lueker property on North Street, adjacent to the Pierce Street parking lot. The DDA will purchase...
View ArticleAAA Projecting Increased Travel For Thanksgiving Holiday PeriodAAA Projecting...
11/21/12 - AAA Michigan says itâs expected to be a busy weekend for holiday travel both out on the roads and up in the air. The defined Thanksgiving travel period runs through Sunday, with 1.3...
View ArticleDropped Receipt Leads to Person of Interest in Church Break-In Dropped...
11/21/12 - Authorities are hoping that a dropped receipt might lead to the arrest of a suspect wanted for a church break-in last month in Hartland and possible other church burglaries. Livingston...
View ArticleInput Sought For City Of Fenton At Community Visioning Forum Input Sought For...
11/21/12 - Community members are being asked to weigh in on the City of Fentonâs future. The city is hosting a visioning forum Wednesday, December 5th and officials say input from all elements of the...
View ArticleFantasy of Lights to Illuminate Howell for 29th YearFantasy of Lights to...
11/21/12 - As it has for the past 28 years, the annual Fantasy of Lights Parade will roll through downtown Howell Friday evening. But the activities surrounding the event actually get underway earlier...
View ArticlePublic Meeting Next Week About Latson Road Interchange Project Public Meeting...
11/21/12 - An informational meeting is planned next week for the public to learn about the new I-96/Latson Road interchange project. The Michigan Department of Transportation and the Livingston County...
View ArticleVillage Strings Band to Play Holiday Concert In South LyonVillage Strings...
11/22/12 - The Village Strings Band will be performing at the Village Chapel at McHattie Park in South Lyon on Sunday. The band will play a mix of Christmas and Holiday favorites as well as traditional...
View ArticleExam Ordered For Man Accused of Brandishing Gun on US-23Exam Ordered For Man...
11/22/12 - A Genesee County man who police say brandished a weapon at a motorist while driving on US-23 in Hartland Township has been ordered to undergo a forensic competency exam. Attorneys have...
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