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GLADWIN CELEBRATES ANNUAL FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS CHRISTMAS PARADE - Vimarsana News

GLADWIN CELEBRATES ANNUAL FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS CHRISTMAS PARADE

Residents of Gladwin County celebrated the 20th annual Festival of Lights Christmas Parade in downtown Gladwin on December 2. The event was put on by the Gladwin Business & Professionals Association and the theme of this years parade was “A Sweet Sweet Christmas.” The Festival of Lights Christmas Parade began with the Tree Lighting ceremony before the parade, going down Cedar Avenue. After the parade concluded, Santa Claus made a stop at Riverwalk Place to take photos.

Progress continues at Gladwin, Midland County dams - Vimarsana News

Progress continues at Gladwin, Midland County dams

GLADWIN COUNTY, Mich. (WJRT) - Progress continues to be made at Midland and Gladwin County dams -- more than three years after the catastrophic breaches.

Source: abc12.com
Ex-owner of Michigan's Edenville Dam found liable for $120M in environmental damages - Vimarsana News

Ex-owner of Michigan's Edenville Dam found liable for $120M in environmental damages

A judge has ruled that the owner of Boyce Hydro is liable for nearly $120,000,000 in damages caused to the environment.

Saginaw County interviewing five people for administrator job - Vimarsana News

Saginaw County interviewing five people for administrator job

The Saginaw County Board of Commissioners announced the names of five people to interview for the vacant county administrator position.

Source: abc12.com
Seatbelt use in Michigan declines. Experts blame pandemic bad habits - Vimarsana News

Seatbelt use in Michigan declines. Experts blame pandemic bad habits

A study by Michigan State University for the State Police shows seatbelt use has decreased by about 2 percent since 2019.