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February 9, 2021 Size of Silver Acres sewage spill last month still unknown Written by Nickolas Seibel on February 9, 2021 (Press Staff Photo by Geoffrey Plant) Manny Orosco, Silver City Wastewater Treatment Plant supervisor, checks the inflow and outflow dials on the 1979-vintage machine that monitors the amount of sewage flowing into the facility as well as the amount of treated effluent that flows out. The top left ...

Hastings Police Department searching for missing girl Courtesy of Hastings Police Department Missing Hastings Teen and last updated 2021-02-03 20:18:40-05 HASTINGS, Mich. — The Hastings City Police Department is asking for the publics assistance in finding a local teenager who recently went missing. 15-year-old Kathryn Belle MacKenzie has blonde hair, a nose piercing, and glasses. She was last seen wearing a black hoodie and leggings. Those with information regarding Kathryns location are ...

Kirksville police searching for vehicle stolen from dealership

A general view of the Senate session on Monday. — DawnNewsTV ISLAMABAD: The opposition-dominated Senate on Monday rejected a bill proposing to give powers to the Pakistan Electronic Media Regularity Authority (Pemra) to look into the complaints of violation of contractual obligations by private TV channels. The Pemra (Amendment) bill — twice cleared by the Senate Standing Committee on Information — was moved in the house by Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf Senator Faisal Javed who heads the panel...

Saginaw’s first female police officer celebrates 85th birthday: ‘I would do it again’ Updated Jan 25, 2021; 5 Saginaw’s first uniformed police woman celebrates 85th birthday: ‘I would do it again if I was young’ Facebook Share SAGINAW, MI — Waiting for a snowstorm to descend on her Wisconsin home on the cusp of her 85th birthday, Joy H. Zissler reflected on her legacy as the first uniformed police woman with the Saginaw Police Department. “I loved my profession,” she said on ...

BRANCH COUNTY — Taking municipalities off the Central Dispatch 911 board "was an oversight and not intentional," County Administrator Bud Norman said Thursday during a commission work session.The board voted to return to the old10-member formula, plus add possibly an 11th with an amendment to the Service Plan proposed for action next Tuesday at the regular meeting.It will add back Union City, Bronson, Coldwater, Quincy, and Sherwood, along with township supervisors. They will add...

Fire destroys McDonald trailer Written by Makayla Grijalva on January 20, 2021 A Winnebago trailer and truck belonging to Cody McDonald, located in the 3600 block of Broken Arrow Drive south of Silver City, caught fire early Tuesday morning. According to the Grant County Sheriff’s Department, Central Dispatch received a call reporting the fire at 3:45 a.m., with deputies arriving on the scene by 4 in the morning. ※When our deputies got there,...

BRANCH COUNTY — In adopting a new 911 Service Plan Jan. 12, Branch County commissioners removed all municipal and township representation on the 911 Board.Commissioners rushed to approve the plan revised by Lansing attorney Bonnie Toskey after Commissioner Jon. Houtz met the day before with representatives of the board to deal with issues board members had with the new plan proposed in November which made the board only advisory.Those issues were resolved, but in the plan finally unveiled

1 hospitalized, 1 cited in Thumb-area crash Updated Jan 18, 2021; FREMONT TWP., MI -- Police have cited a Grand Blanc woman for a traffic crash over the weekend in Sanilac County that left one person in the hospital. Sanilac Central Dispatch received a call shortly before noon Sunday, Jan.17, regarding a personal injury traffic crash at the intersection of East Galbraith Line and Todd roads in Fremont Township, approximately 10 miles southwest of Lexington. Deputies along with Croswell EMS an...

Light snow has road commission working over holidayBRANCH COUNTY — Branch County Road Commission trucks began spreading a mixture of salt and beet juice on roads as snow fell Sunday night.Branch County Road Commission Manager Jay Miller said other crews came in Monday morning early to take salt and sand to put down on local primary, then secondary roads.The road commission contracts to maintain I-69, US 12, and M-86 with trucks running from 10 p.m. until 6 a.m. then all day.The road