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Tom Lounsbury: The pains of progress - especially for beloved trees Tom Lounsbury, Hearst Michigan FacebookTwitterEmail 2of6 Then-Saginaw Bay District Forester Tyler Pederson checks the ash trees on Tom Lounsbury's property during the winter of 2015 to verify that Emerald Ash Borers were in fact present and were killing the trees. (Tom Lounsbury/Hearst Michigan) Show MoreShow Less 3of6 4of6 This stump is all that is left of Tom Lounsbury's ash tree, which once provided wonderful shade to the back deck. However, a shoot came up from it, which, hopefully, with the support of the original ...

State Rep. Ed Coppinger tangled in legal dispute between Needham Bank and national lender Guaranteed Rate over bank client lists Updated 7:19 AM; By Matt Murphy | State House News Service A state lawmaker from Boston is at the center of a legal dispute between Needham Bank and national lender Guaranteed Rate over allegations that state Rep. Ed Coppinger stole client lists and proprietary loan information from Needham when he left the bank in January for a job with Guaranteed Rate. Coppinger, a West Roxbury Democrat, has been accused by his former employer of breach of contract and misappropr...

We have lost our matriarch. Angeline Elizabeth Bauer, 98, passed away peacefully the afternoon of Monday, April 5, 2021, from complications because of a stroke at Pullman Regional Hospital.

This boilerplate phrase shows up in search warrants and other law enforcement paperwork -- something used a preemptive defense for whatever rights violations might occur subsequent to these sworn statements. Using "training and expertise" as the foundation for a defense against lawsuits and accusations of bias is handy: it shows the officer was being "reasonable" and only engaged in a roadside fishing expedition or hurled a flashbang grenade into a toddler's crib because all of this "training" led officers to believe criminals often engage in [Action X], thus justifying law enforcement [Actio...

The call to action for members of the Storm Lake Police Department (SLPD) is not limited to enforcing the law. They are also there to assist residents of their community in many other ways, and this holiday season marks a new way to do just that. Last week, an officer was conducting a routine patrol on a very cold and windy day. He pulled up to a bus stop to chat with children congregated there as they waited for the bus. The officer’s attention was drawn to a boy standing with his mother, who proudly displayed a gap in his grin and told the officer he had lost a tooth. But the tooth fairy ...