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Voters in Flowerfield Township agreed Tuesday, Nov. 8, to support an increase of nearly 1 mill for a 10-year period to fund fire-protection and ambulance services.

The local outages were part of a larger wind event that resulted in more than 125,000 outages to Consumers Energy customers, one of the states largest power providers.

A recent senior portrait session at Hidden Lake Gardens brought back memories for history columnist Dan Cherry.

Girl Scout Kahlen Wheaton selected the Somerset Township Library as where she would dedicate community service to earn her Gold Award.

The city commission on Oct. 26 approved the placement of a bicycle trail on North Lakeview Avenue from the railroad tracks to Cheshire Drive in two phases.

When you spend years amassing gigabytes of family history, the half-day of transferring everything to backup devices is a small price to pay for saving everything.

Richardson has accepted a new opportunity in Elkhart, Indiana, and will be leaving the foundation effective Dec. 31.

The purchases — estimated at a total of $140,000 — include a cutaway van for the electric meter department and two police vehicles for the public safety division.

The seventh film of the Sturgis-area "Windows to our Past" series is set to premiere Friday, Nov. 11, at the Sturges-Young Center for the Arts.

Ive seen a lot of local history and it takes a lot to cause my jaw to drop.