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Slotkin joins with other reps to prevent Secretary DeVos from rolling back Title IX survivor protections
U.S. Rep. Elissa Slotkin (D-Holly), alongside Reps. Ayanna Pressley of Massachusetts, Jackie Speier of California, and Annie Kuster of New Hampshire, introduced a bill on Dec. 10, 2019, that would [CLICK TO READ MORE]
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Have coffee with state Sen. Lana Theis
If you’d like to have coffee and conversation with state Sen. Lana Theis before the end of the year, you have your chance on Friday, Dec. 20, 2019. The senator [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Politics
How did Livingston County get its name?
Recognize this man? He’s Edward Livingston, an American jurist and statesman who represented both New York and Louisiana in Congress, and served 1831-1833 as President Andrew Jackson’s second secretary of [CLICK TO READ MORE]
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Slotkin votes to stop robocalls
U.S. Rep. Elissa Slotkin (D-Holly) voted to pass a bill to prevent robocalls from interrupting and scamming consumers, put consumers back in control of their phones, and help restore trust [CLICK TO READ MORE]
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Over Dem objections, 2004 BHS grad moderating upcoming Dem primary debate
Despite objections from the Democratic National Committee, 2004 Brighton High School grad Tim Alberta will be one of the four moderators of the Dec. 19, 2019, Democratic primary debate at [CLICK TO READ MORE]
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Slotkin sends bipartisan letter calling for Major League Baseball to abandon reorganization that will cut minor league teams
U.S. Rep. Elissa Slotkin, D-Holly, Lansing Mayor Andy Schor, and Tom Dickson, owner of the Lansing Lugnuts, called on Major League Baseball to reverse its decision to eliminate 42 Minor [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Names & Faces
Names & Faces
Howell Fire Academy head named Fire Instructor of the Year
A member of the Brighton Area Fire Authority and head of the Howell High School Fire Academy has been named Michigan’s Fire Instructor of the Year. The Michigan Fire Service [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Names & Faces
Brighton man named CEO of LOC Federal Credit Union
The LOC Federal Credit Union Board of Directors is pleased to announce the hiring of Stephen P. Grech of Brighton has been named president and CEO of LOC Federal Credit [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Names & Faces
Meet Dr. James Fraser: Livingston County’s newest hockey-playing orthodontist
Not many orthodontists can say they used to play professional hockey, but Dr. James Fraser is not your typical orthodontist — not long before joining TDR Specialists in Orthodontics in [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Community News
Community News
Teenage boys admit to shooting BB gun at mail delivery person
Two teenage boys, ages 11 and 13, admitted to shooting a BB gun at a mail delivery person at approximately 2:40 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 11, 2019, in the area of [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Community News
All four Howell middle school FIRST Tech Challenge teams heading to state championship
This weekend, all four Howell middle school FIRST Tech Challenge (FTC) teams will be competing at the FIRST in Michigan FTC State Championship events. Each of the teams qualified to [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Community News
Howell deaths ruled murder/suicide
The investigation into the deaths of a mother and son in Howell is now complete, and results reveal a murder/suicide. The bodies of Kim Ilena Mathewson, 62, and her son, [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Brighton
Holiday concert featuring Peter Madcat Ruth and Dr. Mike and the Sea Monkeys
Get into the holiday spirit with Mike Ball and Grammy-winning harmonica virtuoso Pete ‘Madcat’ Ruth, who will perform at the Brighton District Library from 7-8:30 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 18, 2019. [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Brighton
Catch sneak preview of holiday movie filmed in Brighton this Thursday
Christmas is coming a little early this year when a sneak peek of “A Christmas Winter Song,” the Lifetime Channel holiday movie filmed in Brighton, is shown at the Brighton [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Community News
LACASA Collection launches online luxury boutique
LACASA Center’s unique charity resale store, LACASA Collection in Howell, has opened an online luxury boutique. “We are excited to offer customers a high-end shopping experience online,” said Bobette Schrandt, [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Community News
No-Shave November nets over $6K for cancer center
The Warren R. and Lauraine A. Hoensheid Cancer Center at St. Joseph Mercy Brighton was presented with a check for $6,300 in “No Shave November” funds on Dec. 4, 2019. [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Community News
Cromaine Library names new director
Mallorie DeVilbiss, who has served as the head of digital services at Troy Public Library for the past five years, was selected as director of Cromaine Library at the Library’s [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Community News
Pinckney New Tech High designated an Ignite Spotlight School
Pinckney New Tech High received the distinction as an Ignite Spotlight School by the New Tech Network (NTN), a leading design partner for comprehensive K-12 school change. NTN recognizes Spotlight [CLICK TO READ MORE]
sports
Brighton
Brighton meets Davison for football title — with broadcast link
BRIGHTON — Coach Brian Lemons has had a single charge for his players going into Saturday’s Division 1 state championship game at Ford Field. “My message this week has been, [CLICK TO READ MORE]
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Brighton’s Drew Henson planning to attend Bulldogs’ state championship football game
The most famous Brighton Builldog of all time is coming back to Michigan to watch his alma mater play for a state championship. Drew Henson, an All-American high school football [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Politics
Slotkin sends bipartisan letter calling for Major League Baseball to abandon reorganization that will cut minor league teams
U.S. Rep. Elissa Slotkin, D-Holly, Lansing Mayor Andy Schor, and Tom Dickson, owner of the Lansing Lugnuts, called on Major League Baseball to reverse its decision to eliminate 42 Minor [CLICK TO READ MORE]
FEATURED EVENTS
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The Halal Metropolis exhibition — which examines Muslim visibility through the lens of art, culture, fashion, music, and sport — runs through Dec. 20 at the Arthur Secunda Museum at
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Event Details
The Halal Metropolis exhibition — which examines Muslim visibility through the lens of art, culture, fashion, music, and sport — runs through Dec. 20 at the Arthur Secunda Museum at Cleary University.
This is the third stop out of six for the exhibit, which explores the culture of the Muslim population in SE Michigan. Previous stops have been in Detroit and Hamtramck.
Two special events around the exhibit are scheduled. The Halal Metropolis Exhibition Opening Night event is scheduled for Friday, Nov. 8, featuring a special performance by Sufi women from a spiritual community in Fenton; a panel discussion on Muslim visibility is set for 1-3 p.m. Friday, Nov. 21.
Time
November 8 (Friday) - December 20 (Friday)
Location
Cleary University
3750 Cleary Dr. Howell, MI 48843
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