Many residents in Livingston County are concerned about a recent incendiary tweet directed at the City of Howell, as they should be. They are also disappointed in how this social [CLICK TO READ MORE]
The vast majority of churchgoers in Livingston County are Christians, and 62 percent of those are, like me, Catholics. Christians should always strive to follow the words and teachings of [CLICK TO READ MORE]
I am alarmed that Republican candidate David Reader made a misleading post to his Facebook page alleging that Livingston County Prosecutor William Vailliencourt refused to charge a woman who had [CLICK TO READ MORE]
On June 9, 2020, a Republican activist filed suit against Michigan’s Secretary of State and 16 of our state’s county clerks. The lawsuit states: “Plaintiff, Tony Daunt, is a duly [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Having spent 33 years in law enforcement — 12 as a sheriff — I am outraged by the recent actions of the officers in Minneapolis in the George Floyd case. [CLICK TO READ MORE]
On May 19, 2020, Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson announced that the Bureau of Elections would mail all registered voters an absentee ballot application ahead of the August and [CLICK TO READ MORE]
The pandemic caught us all by surprise. Many persons, industries and public entities were not ready, but they should have been. Critical Industries, like banks and hospitals, are required to [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Livingston County Sheriff Mike Murphy has let down this entire county by refusing to enforce Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s COVID-19 executive orders, specifically the clearly defined enforcement procedures for local businesses [CLICK TO READ MORE]
On the same day that Gov. Gretchen Whitmer extended her stay-in-place order, she quietly defunded the Michigan Veterans Affairs Agency’s most successful veteran’s outreach program, commonly known as the Regional [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Times like these underscore the importance of certain values – community, compassion, empathy, and fairness. The knowledge that we are all in this together is what gets people through tough [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Livingston County is deeply saddened by the passing of Vice Chairman Dennis Dolan. Commissioner Dolan served 17 continuous years on the Livingston County Board of Commissioners, where he represented District [CLICK TO READ MORE]
By Jennifer Howard Like many during times of crisis and uncertainty, I look to the news, social media, and friends and family for information and comfort. Because we have been [CLICK TO READ MORE]
By Lauren Kovach This is my 10th year volunteering for the Alzheimer’s Association. You may have heard my name before. You may not know me well, but you most likely [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Our county commissioners consider themselves leaders. Right now, they’re acting like anything but. The currently eight-member board has deadlocked 4-4 in four separate votes over filling the vacancy created by [CLICK TO READ MORE]
By Mike Randall When I filed this week to run for County Commissioner, I expected some push-back from a few constituents and your online keyboard tough guys who hide behind [CLICK TO READ MORE]
This guest column by Kristen Randall is in response to one posted on The Livingston Post by Judy Daubenmier on Feb. 19, 2020. My husband, Mike Randall, was previously elected [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Infrastructure needs, consolidation of services to save money – those are decent ideas. That was my thought when I read Mike Randall’s announcement for the Republican nomination for County Commissioner [CLICK TO READ MORE]
It’s hard to believe over three years ago you trusted me and elected me to serve as your Sheriff, a responsibility I have not taken for granted. Thanks to the [CLICK TO READ MORE]
© 2020 LivingstonTalk.com LLC