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Replica of Vietnam Memorial in D.C. coming to county airport Aug. 23-26
The Livingston County Chapter of the Disabled American Veterans & Auxiliary Chapter 125 is hosting and presenting “The Wall That Heals,” a scalable Vietnam Veterans Memorial Replica and Education Center. [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Community News
Speaker series aims to prevent bullying
A new initiative in the Brighton area is helping prevent bullying and ensure local teens stay healthy while navigating the challenges of growing up. Speak Out: Helping today’s students stay healthy [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Community News
Sheriff’s office accepting applications for Explorer program
The Livingston County Sheriff’s Office is currently accepting applications to the Explorer Program for young adults ages 14-20 with a strong interest in Law Enforcement. The program provides an opportunity [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Community News
Help shape county’s planning for parks and recreation: take a short survey
The Livingston County Planning Department, in partnership with the Livingston County Parks and Open Space Advisory Committee, is updating the five-year Livingston County Parks and Open Space Plan. To help [CLICK TO READ MORE]
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Community mourns loss of advocate for victims of domestic violence
Lucy Diebolt, a longtime LACASA volunteer, has to be one of the bravest people I’ve ever met. While she triumphed in her struggle over domestic violence, Lucy lost her battle [CLICK TO READ MORE]
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PFAS testing for residential wells — while possible — isn’t easy or cheap
The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services issued a warning against consuming fish caught in the Huron River from Milford to Pinckney this weekend, and it includes all the [CLICK TO READ MORE]
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U.S. 23 rollover crash sends Grand Blanc resident to hospital with life-threatening injuries
Speed and alcohol appear to be factors in an early-morning, single-vehicle, rollover crash on northbound U.S. 23 north of Center Road, which sent a 27-year-old Grand Blanc resident to Genesys [CLICK TO READ MORE]
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The crossroads is at a crossroads: Take an online survey to tell us what you want
Livingston County has been referred to as a crossroads, at the intersection of the two major highway arteries, US-23 and I-96. These “super-highways” provided the opportunity for many of us [CLICK TO READ MORE]
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Best Entertainment in Pinckney going out of business
Best Entertainment, a video game and video-rental store in Pinckney, is going out of business. A sign on the store’s marquee out front says that the store is closing its [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Names & Faces
Names & Faces
Fenton-based medical device manufacturer relaunches as Domico Med-Device
Domico Med-Device is a Fenton, Michigan-based solutions provider to the medical device industry. Although the name is new, the company and its innovations have been a mainstay in the industry [CLICK TO READ MORE]
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Brighton resident fights for Alzheimer’s cure
Little did Brighton resident Lauren Kovach know the pact she made with her mother in the hospital 16 years ago to care for her grandmother would turn into a passion [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Hartland
Holly Naylor filling opening on Cromaine library board
Holly Naylor of Brighton Township has been appointed to an opening on the Cromaine District Library’s Board of Trustees created by the retirement of Paul Black on June 21. Interviews [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Business
Fitness trainer launches Whey Better Bakery
Keri Hayes of Pure Fitness Personal Training in Brighton has developed a new line of healthier baked goods that she’s selling through her new business, Whey Better Bakery. Hayes, a [CLICK TO READ MORE]
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Arc Livingston hires family advocate
The Arc Livingston, an agency that advocates for children and adults with disabilities and their families, hired Erin Terpstra. Terpstra is joining The Arc’s team as a Family Advocate and [CLICK TO READ MORE]
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Project to stop spread of invasive plants at Bishop Lake earns Eagle Scout rank
Ryan Boote of Troop 362 earned the rank of Eagle Scout on Feb. 9, 2018. Eagle Scout is the highest achievement or rank attainable in the Boy Scouting program of [CLICK TO READ MORE]
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