Like most of the U.S., Livingston County is experiencing an increase in COVID-19 cases that can only be described as gobsmacking. How bad are the numbers? Before I
MoreLike most of the U.S., Livingston County is experiencing an increase in COVID-19 cases that can only be described as gobsmacking. How bad are the numbers? Before I
MoreIn accordance with the most recent Michigan Department of Health and Human Services order, as well as increased cases recorded throughout the state, the Cleary University Athletic Department
MoreThese are stressful times. This never-ending presidential election, the pandemic, Thanksgiving, Facebook philosophers, our better angels fighting to be free: it feels, oh, so heavy on my shoulders.
MoreThe Michigan.gov website has updated Livingston County’s COVID-19 statistics to a total of 3,990 cases and 39 deaths. That’s an increase of two deaths in as many days.
MoreThe DTE Energy Foundation recently awarded LACASA Center a $17,000 grant to help the agency offset unexpected costs related to COVID-19. LACASA, located in Livingston County, is an independent nonprofit organization that provides critical 24-hour services for victims of child abuse, domestic violence and
Read MoreSt. Joseph Mercy Ann Arbor, which operates St. Joseph Mercy Livingston, was
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The Arc Livingston, a local nonprofit agency serving people with developmental disabilities
On Thursday, Nov. 19, 2020, delegates at the Livingston County Republican Party (LCRP) elected its executive committee members for 2021-2022 following the online county convention. The executive committee also voted to elect LCRP Officers for 2021-2022. Meghan Reckling of Handy Township was re-elected to
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Saying he was buoyed by his losing GOP primary campaign to take
As COVID-19 cases rise rapidly in Michigan and across the country, U.S.
The tenor of our community discourse was anchored in mutual respect, integrity and patriotism when I enlisted for the Army in 2004. It’s one of the reasons my
MoreOctober is Domestic Violence Awareness month. Domestic violence is recognized by the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) as a public health problem. According to the CDC, approximately one
MoreEvery day, The New York Times publishes the data on number of new Covid-19 cases in each state in the past week. I analyzed that data to see
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