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Say it ain’t snow!
Early storm causes cancellations, crashes TRI-CITY AREA — Snow day #1 is in the books for area schools thanks to a record-breaking snowfall on Monday, Nov. 11. Flakes started falling on Monday morning, which also happened to be Veterans Day, and the Tri-City...
Water, sewer rates rising in Imlay City
Commission reluctantly okays a 9% increase for residents, Vlasic IMLAY CITY — Following some mildly contentious discussion about when and by how much to raise next year’s sewer and water rates, city commissioners voted 5-2 on Wednesday (Nov. 6) to raise rates...
Country Smoke House eyes spring reopening
Business owners are still seeking other product-making locations ALMONT — Steve and Sue Francis, owners of the Country Smoke House, continue to seek alternate locations to make product following the October 4 fire that caused extensive damage to the business’s...
IC School voters say ‘yes’
Bond sale options, plans for projects to be discussed IMLAY CITY — Proponents of the Imlay City Schools bond proposal found success at the polls last week. Voters approved the $36.8 million bond request-the lone item on the Nov. 5 ballot in the Tri-City...
Society presents War of 1812 program
LAPEER — The Lapeer County Genealogical Society invites community members to their next meeting on November 12 at 7 p.m. Tuesday night’s program will include a presentation by Sarah Gardiner of Michigan History Alive on the War of 1812, Oliver Hazard Perry and the...
DAR group extends meeting invitation
IMLAY CITY — The John Crawford Chapter of the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution (NSDAR) will host their next meeting on Saturday, November 9 at 11 a.m. at the Eastern Michigan State Fair. The John Crawford Chapter is seeking new members who...
Bingo night in Berville
BERVILLE — The Berville Lioness Charities, Inc. will host a Fall Bingo event this Saturday, Nov. 9, at the Berville Lions Hall. Doors open at 5 p.m. and Bingo starts at 6 p.m. Guests must be 18 years old to enter. Snacks, pizza, coffee and pop can be purchased on...
Bond proposal passes
IMLAY CITY — Yesterday residents of the Imlay City School district voted to approve a $36.8 million bond proposal—the lone item on the Nov. 5 ballot in the Tri-City area. According to unofficial results from the Lapeer County Clerk’s Office, posted just before...
Pickleball in the park
Imlay Twp. utilizes state grant funding for upgrades, additions including new courts IMLAY TWP. — Just as they had hoped, township officials were able to complete the bulk of park projects yet this fall thanks to state grant funding. In recent weeks,...
Keihin opens eyes of students
Keihin Manufacturing staff hosts its fifth annual student outreach CAPAC — So what’s it like to work at a modern manufacturing plant? And just what types of skills and knowledge base are required to land a position at such a plant? And of course, how much...
