Howell's "We the People" Team Preparing For NationalsHowell's "We the People"...
1/14/13 - Howell High Schoolâs âWe the Peopleâ constitutional team is preparing for the national competition after winning the state finals on Friday in Lansing for the first time in the...
View ArticleHowell Woman Charged w/ OUI After Friday Crash Kills Fenton ManHowell Woman...
1/14/13 - A Howell woman has been charged in connection with a fatal crash that local authorities say involved alcohol last Friday. The accident happened at approximately 10pm at the intersection of...
View ArticleScientific Testimony Follows Failed Mistrial Motion In Kowalski...
1/14/13 - The trial of 66-year-old Jerome Kowalski resumed this morning with a motion by the defense to declare a mistrial, which was denied by a local judge. Prosecutors accuse Kowalski of killing his...
View ArticleWarren Man Pleads Guilty to Breaking & Entering Incident Warren Man Pleads...
1/15/13 - A Warren man who attempted to break into a shed at a Hamburg Township home but was thwarted by the homeowner and his son has entered a plea in the case. 42-year-old Gary Kulpa pleaded guilty...
View ArticleSenior Housing Project Moving Forward in Brighton Township Senior Housing...
1/15/13 - A new independent senior living facility will be constructed in Brighton Township. The Planning Commission met Monday night and gave preliminary site plan approval to the Mill Creek senior...
View ArticleHowell School Board Elects Michael Witt President for 2013Howell School Board...
1/15/13 - Michael Witt was elected president of the Howell Board of Education when it conducted its first meeting of 2013 Monday night. Other officers elected for the year were Michael Yenshaw, vice...
View ArticleDog Park Hoping to Locate in Howell Dog Park Hoping to Locate in Howell
4/15/13- Howell may become the home for a new public dog park. Howl & Bark Dog Park, a non-profit association, is working towards developing a park where pet-owners can bring their dogs to run free...
View ArticleLocal Supporters Sought for OHLSA's 2013 Walk for Warmth Local Supporters...
1/15/13 - As the need increases for emergency utility assistance, local residents are being asked to help raise funds for a local agency and keep people warm this winter. The Oakland Livingston Human...
View ArticleMan Arrested for Threatening Daycare; Terrorism Charge Not Likely Man...
1/15/13 - Itâs unlikely that a Hartland man will face a terrorism charge after being taken into custody for threatening to use a gun at his wifeâs workplace. Livingston County Undersheriff Mike...
View ArticleHowell Man Charged With Trying to Derail Train
1/16/13 - A Howell man has been charged following a domestic dispute earlier this month that ended up destroying a vehicle left on railroad tracks. 28-year-old Adam Lezotte is accused of intentionally...
View ArticleDeal Reached With New Superintendent of Huron Valley SchoolsDeal Reached With...
1/16/13 - The Huron Valley Schools Board of Education has finalized a contract agreement with its new superintendent. Jim Baker has been serving as interim superintendent since last May when the...
View ArticleCollege Voices Unite to Promote Brighton Choir ProgramCollege Voices Unite to...
1/16/13 - A College A Cappella Night Friday night at the Brighton Center for the Performing Arts will benefit the Brighton choir program. One of the groups performing will be the Accafellas, an a...
View ArticlePolice Testify And Recordings Played At Kowalski Trial TuesdayPolice Testify...
1/16/13 - The trial of 66-year-old Jerome Kowalski was a mix of testimony and recorded interviews Tuesday. Kowalski is charged with open murder in the deaths of his brother Richard and sister-in-law...
View ArticleResidents Speak Out Against Gravel Mine Plans in Brighton Twp. Residents...
1/16/13 - 25 years later and some Brighton Township residents are still fighting for what they feel theyâre owed as part of a court consent order â no more mining and a park. Around 60 frustrated...
View ArticleOpen House Monday Marks Grand Opening of New Pinckney Library Open House...
1/16/13 - An open house next week will mark the grand opening of the new Pinckney Community Public Library. A dedication and ribbon cutting ceremony, featuring State Librarian Nancy Robertson, will be...
View ArticleLivingston County to Aid Michigan's Hardest Hit HomeownersLivingston County...
1/16/13- Livingston County homeowners facing foreclosure will see some relief through the recently approved Hardest Hit Program. This program will aid taxpayerâs who may have no mortgage but are...
View ArticleSnyder Delivers State of the State; Local Officials Weigh In Snyder Delivers...
1/17/13 - Governor Rick Snyder said 2012 was a busy year during his State of State address Wednesday night and few would disagree, most especially toward the end. On the legislative side, Republican...
View ArticleMetropark System Dropped From LawsuitMetropark System Dropped From Lawsuit
1/17/13 - Another defendant has been dismissed from a lawsuit filed by the family of a Milford man who drowned in 2011 while trying to save a teen from the Huron River. The suit, filed last year in...
View ArticleJurors Hear Lengthy Interview Between Kowalski & State PoliceJurors Hear...
1/17/13 - The recorded interview and testimony of Michigan State Police Detective 1st Lieutenant Sean Furlong was heard Wednesday in the murder trial of Jerome Kowalski. Prosecutors say Kowalski killed...
View ArticleEmployee's Credit Cards Stolen; Brighton Police Seek SuspectsEmployee's...
1/17/13 - Police are asking for the publicâs assistance in identifying the suspects responsible for a retail larceny at a business in downtown Brighton. Brighton Police Chief Tom Wightman tells WHMI...
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