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Darts, pool, axe-throwing: Bar games can restart in New York Updated Feb 25, 2021; Posted Feb 25, 2021 The pool table is in a raised area of the bar at the Blarney Stone, 314 Avery Ave., Syracuse. New rules will allow pool in bars to resume March 5, but with restrictions.Don Cazentre Facebook Share Grab your cue. Break out the darts. Get a hold of that axe. Pub games like pool, darts and axe-throwing are set to resume, with restrictions, in New York on March 5, according to new guidance relea...

Creenan: Im a sucker for a good train FacebookTwitterEmail Robert Creenan (Tribune File Photo) Sometimes at night when I am just scrolling through my laptop before going to bed, I’ll hear the sounds of a diesel train running along the railway that heads on the north south line through Bad Axe. It’s something that really is not that impressive, just doing something tons of freight trains do every day, but there is just some childlike amusement rising up inside me when I hear the blazing hor...

Hatchets slip past host Cass City FacebookTwitterEmail The Bad Axe girls basketball team traveled to Cass City on Monday night and earned its fourth win of the season, beating the Red Hawks, 49-45Mark Birdsall/Huron Daily Tribune CASS CITY – The Bad Axe girls basketball team traveled to Cass City on Monday night and earned its fourth win of the season, beating the Red Hawks, 49-45, in a seesaw battle that saw several lead changes and clutch free-throw shooting down the stretch. Monday night�...

Patriots 6-0 heading into showdown with Bad Axe FacebookTwitterEmail More than two weeks into the condensed 2020-2021 prep basketball season, the Unionville-Sebewaing girls basketball team has managed to remain unbeaten, improving to 6-0 on Monday night after defeating the visiting Sandusky Redskins. SEBEWAING – More than two weeks into the condensed 2020-2021 prep basketball season, the Unionville-Sebewaing girls basketball team has managed to remain unbeaten, improving to 6-0 on Monday nigh...

Bishop settling into role as new Hills and Dales VP of patient services Mary Drier, For the Tribune Feb. 23, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail 2of3 Christie Bishop was recently hired as Hills and Dales General Hospitals vice president of patient services where she oversees about 150 employees. (Courtesy Photo) Show MoreShow Less 3of3 Although a career change can be somewhat daunting, Christie Bishop knew immediately she wanted to be part of the Hills and Dales General Hospital staff. “During my emp...

Laker teacher settles into new role Paige Withey, paige.withey@hearstnp.com FacebookTwitterEmail Amy Smithers, art and technology teacher at Laker Schools, and her husband Darrin Smithers knew they wanted to rase their family in the community they both grew up in. Their daughter Alexa is now a sophomore at Lakers and their son Blake is a Laker senior this year. (Courtesy Photo) During one of the most difficult years for educators of the decade, every teacher across the country finds themselves...

Roundup: Bad Axe, Laker, Ubly, CC boys pick up wins Saturday FacebookTwitterEmail BOYS BASKETBALL Bad Axe 68, Vassar 25 BAD AXE — The Bad Axe boys basketball team returned to its winning ways on Saturday afternoon, overpowering the visiting Vassar Vulcans on its way to a 68-25 victory. The Hatchets (3-1, 2-1) controlled the game from the opening whistle, hitting shots from the perimeter and limiting Vassar’s offensive opportunities. The Vulcans (4-1, 2-1) labored to keep up with the Bad Axe...

Rob Stiverson hired as new Bad Axe City Manager Will start role March 1 FacebookTwitterEmail Bad Axe City Hall. (Tribune File Photo) The city of Bad Axe has hired a new city manager to replace the outgoing Dale VanDeVuuse next month. Rob Stiverson, of the Stiverson & Associates surveying firm in Bad Axe, will take on the role starting March 1. Stiverson said he was interested in the role having worked as a consultant for the city for the past 20 years, and that he had come to appreciate the com...

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Two arrested on drug charges FacebookTwitterEmail A three-month investigation has led to the arrest of two Huron County residents on drug charges. According to a press release from the Huron County Sheriffs Office, Beecher John-Ray Dheel, 31, of Elkton and Bray A. Vantifflin, 28, of Bad Axe were arrested last week on felony delivery of meth charges. On the evening of Feb. 11, members of Huron County Drug Task Force and police from the Bad Axe Police Department arrested the two men after a traff...