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The Logan Township supervisors Thursday approved a tentative budget calling for a 0.8 mill tax increase, which would add $122 to the annual bill for properties assessed at the median value of $153,000. Total millage will rise to 2.64 mills, bringing the total annual bill for that median property to $405, according to township Finance […]

KINGMAN — Lydia Durst, Mohave County chief deputy recorder, was narrowly appointed to fill the vacancy created by the impending retirement of Recorder Kristi Blair.

KINGMAN — Lydia Durst, Mohave County chief deputy recorder, was narrowly appointed to fill the vacancy created by the impending retirement of Recorder Kristi Blair.

As the 2022 election season is in full swing, the undersigned want to take this opportunity to voice our support for Kenny Curtzwiler for El Dorado county supervisor District V.

As the 2022 election season is in full swing, the undersigned want to take this opportunity to voice our support for Kenny Curtzwiler for El Dorado county supervisor District V.

Board Denies CAFO Based on Neighbor Proximity By Joseph Schany - | May 4, 2021 by Joseph Schany The Palo Alto County Supervisors would deny the conditional use permit for a hog confinement near Greattinger during Tuesday’s regular session board meeting. The permit for a proposed 2,499 hog capacity finishing barn was denied because the site did not meet Palo Alto County’s Good Neighbor policy of a half-mile distance from residents. “The site does have one neighbor within the half-mile, an...

Supervisors Discuss Frustrations Over COVID Vaccine Scheduling By Joseph Schany - | Feb 18, 2021 by Joseph Schany “We have seen a little bit of an increase,” began Sarah Strohman, director of Palo Alto County Public Health, providing an update on county COVID-19 numbers to the Board of Supervisors Tuesday morning. “We currently have 33 active cases of COVID-19 in the county and a 14-day average of 10 percent. We’ve had 19 deaths in Palo Alto County.” Public Health held its first coun...

State Police crash Northern Michigan township meeting for violating COVID-19 rules Updated Dec 10, 2020; WHITEWATER TOWNSHIP, MI – A township board meeting was interrupted this week when police showed up to enforce COVID-19 rules. Michigan State Police responded to the Whitewater Township Board meeting on Tuesday, Dec. 8, WPBN/WGTU reports. Police had received several calls alleging the meeting in Grand Traverse County was in violation of state COVID-19 rules requiring local governments to m...