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Longtime Tecumseh Fire Chief Joe Tuckey retiring June 30 - Vimarsana News

Longtime Tecumseh Fire Chief Joe Tuckey retiring June 30

Fire Chief Joe Tuckey is retiring after 37 years with the Tecumseh Fire Department. There will be an open house June 30 at the fire station.

Two houses damaged by fire this week in Tecumseh - Vimarsana News

Two houses damaged by fire this week in Tecumseh

Firefighters extinguished blazes on North Maiden Lane on Wednesday and Cairns Street on Thursday.

Tecumseh City Council allows for bow hunting of deer - Vimarsana News

Tecumseh City Council allows for bow hunting of deer

Bow hunters with the appropriate license and written permission from the landowner will be able to hunt on private property of 5 acres or more.

Cat revived with oxygen through pediatric mask during Tecumseh fire - Vimarsana News

Cat revived with oxygen through pediatric mask during Tecumseh fire

Paramedics revived a cat named Hope who was found by firefighters working to put out a house fire Thursday in Tecumseh. A dog and gecko also survived.

Tecumseh waste contract makes the use of 96-gallon totes optional - Vimarsana News

Tecumseh waste contract makes the use of 96-gallon totes optional

The Daily Telegram TECUMSEH — The Tecumseh City Council unanimously approved a contract with Stevens Disposal & Recycling Service Monday after a compromise to make use of the 96-gallon totes optional. The trash contract eliminates the 96-gallon totes for recycling and gives each homeowner the option of getting the 96-gallon tote for trash. Trash bags will continue to be picked up from the curb. The 18-gallon recycling bins will continue to be picked up once a week. The charge per unit for the carts has gone down from the original price of $1.90 per unit to 50 cents per unit, per month. Th...