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The Daily Reporter The Union City divorce from the Michigan South Central Power Agency is closer, but it won’t meet the June 30 tentative deadline.  Attorney Steve Mann told the board of the current five-member joint power agency it will take 90 to 120 days to draft agreements and get approval from the municipalities of Clinton, Coldwater, Hillsdale, Marshall, and Union City once final details are worked out. Both Union City and Marshall paid $36,000 to Chicago consultants MCR to evaluate Un...

Coldwater, MI, USA / WTVB | 1590 AM · 95.5 FM | The Voice of Branch County Mar 5, 2021 12:19 PM COLDWATER, MI (WTVB) – The Village of Union City was planning to leave the Michigan South Central Power Agency at the end of June but agreements have not been finalized yet. Several options are still being explored by the current five members of the agency board and a nearly hour long discussion was held during Thursday’s monthly board meeting. Attorney Steve Mann said getting everything d...

Union City Police seize counterfeit bills The Daily Reporter The Union City Police Department has seized a number of counterfeit bills and merchandise after an investigation last week.  Village Manager/ Police Chief Chris Mathis said the investigation started with a handful of counterfeit money complaints. Bills were passed twice at the Shell Station and once at BP. Then a private seller took $150 for an RC car on Facebook Marketplace which turned out to be counterfeit.   On Feb. 12, the UCPD...

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Alberta Premier Urges Federal Agencies to Be More Transparent Over Mandatory Quarantine Locations February 4, 2021 Updated: February 4, 2021 Alberta Premier Jason Kenney urged federal agencies to be more transparent about where Canadians are being directed to stay to “self-isolate” after returning from abroad. “There are reports of Canadians returning from abroad being directed to self isolate in airport hotels, with federal agencies failing to disclose where they will be ...

Fri, 29 Jan 2021 20:43 UTC An Edmonton pastor may have found out the hard way Thursday night about Prime Minister Justin Trudeaus new travel restrictions during the COVID-19 pandemic. Trudeau announced Friday morning all returning travellers into the country must go to a government isolation centre where another COVID-19 test will be taken. If a passenger tests negative, they will be allowed to return home for a strictly-enforced another 11 days. Those testing positive will be taken to another...

Hiding from his views. it is a little difficult to ask those kinds of questions and to be honest with you, chris, it is clear that organizers wanted him out. they wanted to make sure of the headlines about this of him being thrown out and he showed up and stood in the hallway and held an impromptu conference and of the comments he made, he was not an invited speaker until he made those comments about under age sex that prompted the organizers to say it is not acceptable. >> and i think really un...

He paused for four long seconds as he thought about what hes going to say. i am not committing to not running. i am not committing to anything. i learned a long time faith has a strange way of intervening. chris as you understand in the senate our place have no camera permitted. i recorded my video on the iphone. >> we have it. >> here it is. >> i am going to run for 2020. >> for what? >> for president. >> what the hell, man? >> we are going to run with that, sir, you know? >> thats okay. >> jus...

and left her out in the cold to die. the child was discovered on the front porch of a home on chapping street northeast, just blocks from the police station. delia has the story and the latest from the scene. >> reporter: the homeowner tells me that newborn baby girl was found on the concrete steps heading into his front yard. he said when she was discovered her body was cold and stiff. even a knock on the door and somebody could take care of it. it was freezing last night. >> report...

subfreezing conditions on your friday morning, so bundle up once again. heres a look at your day planner today. sunny skies as low pressure has moved off, onto the east. can this morning, looking at 2 degrees. -- 29 degrees. currently in the 20s and teens for your friday morning. our satellite and radar picture showing that system has moved off to the east and we are now seeing partly cloudy to mostly clear conditions, to start off your morning. your highs for today, okay the good news...