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Upper Thumb sees rise of 110 cases, 7 deaths over holiday period

Upper Thumb sees rise of 110 cases, 7 deaths over holiday period
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County makes COVID-19 preparedness and response more stringent

County makes COVID-19 preparedness and response more stringent Follows guidelines set by MIOSHA FacebookTwitterEmail The Huron County Building in Bad Axe. (Tribune File Photo) BAD AXE The Huron County Board of Commissioners adapted a new COVID-19 Preparedness and Response plan for county employees to follow for the next few months. Jodi Essenmacher, the executive assistant for the county’s board of commissioners, is listed in the plan as the worksite supervisor, which she describes as being the point person who will answer questions about it. “If I don’t have the answer, I’ll find the answer,” Essenmacher said. The new plan follows the template the Michigan Occupational Safety and Health Administration laid out, while the previous plan followed the template laid out by the county’s liability insurance provider. Essenmacher said that Steve Allen, the county’s corporation counsel, recommended the county follow MIOSHA’s guidelines that were laid out in March.

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Creenan: Tis the season to air your grievances

Creenan: Tis the season to air your grievances FacebookTwitterEmail Robert Creenan (Tribune File Photo) When this column is published, it will be Dec. 23, two days away from Christmas. Some people see that as just another day to get ready for the big holiday. Others who watch Friends celebrate whatever happens on Christmas Eve Eve. But for my family, Christmas officially starts with the airing of grievances. Anyone who remembers watching Seinfeld should remember the show’s final Christmas episode, where George Costanza’s father celebrates his own made up holiday, Festivus, instead of Christmas. The confirmation of it being the 23rd came from a throwaway line Kramer said in the episode, and thus we have a date.

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Cass City Promise helps Red Hawks soar higher

Cass City Promise helps Red Hawks soar higher Paige Withey, paige.withey@hearstnp.com FacebookTwitterEmail (Paige Withey/Tribune File Photo) CASS CITY Through generous donations and support from community members, Cass City alumni, and local businesses, organizations, and foundations, the Cass City Promise is on track to initiate its first phase next year, setting current and future Cass City students up for success with student savings accounts with help from Thumb Bank and Trust and the Sanilac Community Foundation. Research has shown that students with just $500 or less saved for furthering their education are three times more likely to continue their post-secondary education and four times more likely to graduate from a university or trade school.

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Michael LePage named newest county road commissioner

Michael LePage named newest county road commissioner Will be replacing the retiring Michael Power FacebookTwitterEmail Michael LePage (Tribune File Photo) BAD AXE Michael LePage, the Pigeon village president, was chosen unanimously by the Huron County Board of Commissioners to be the newest member of the county’s road commission board during the board s Dec. 22 meeting. LePage was interviewed for the position along with four other candidates at this week’s commissioners meeting, which was held over Zoom. Of the candidates, LePage was the only one to not be interviewed in person, doing so over Zoom because of a family emergency.

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