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Wind developer supports House of Hope - Sanilac County News - Vimarsana News

Wind developer supports House of Hope - Sanilac County News

Liberty, developer of the Riverbend Wind Project in Sanilac County, presented the Michigan House of Hope in Sandusky with a $2,500 donation on April 13. The funding will help to meet immediate community needs. From left to right: Brett Lester, Sandusky Chief of Police; Tom Bowser, Michigan House of Hope Operations Manager; Jeff Broadbent,

Marlette man faces stolen guns, drug charges - Sanilac County News - Vimarsana News

Marlette man faces stolen guns, drug charges - Sanilac County News

Contents of the safe, including guns and drugs, seized by Sandusky police. (Sandusky police photo) A 31-year-old Marlette man is lodged in the Sanilac County Jail after authorities found suspected stolen guns and illegal drugs in the vehicle he was driving in Sandusky. The items were discovered inside a large safe that was seized as

Sandusky police investigate money theft - Sanilac County News - Vimarsana News

Sandusky police investigate money theft - Sanilac County News

Authorities in Sandusky are investigating the larceny of money from a safe. The theft from a residential unit at Green Acres Apartments was reported on Dec. 4 at around 10 a.m., said Sandusky Chief of Police Brett Lester. An undisclosed amount of money was taken from an unlocked safe that was inside an unlocked apartment,

Suspected shoplifter armed with gun, knife, hatchet - Sanilac County News - Vimarsana News

Suspected shoplifter armed with gun, knife, hatchet - Sanilac County News

Sandusky police investigate an average of 40 to 50 retail fraud cases a year. Most do not involve a weapon. That’s what made the Nov. 19 incident at Walmart stand out. The case involved not just one, but three weapons in the possession of the suspect, said Sandusky Chief of Police Brett Lester. According to