Being a law enforcement officer is sometimes a difficult and thankless job. There are hours spent away from family, dangerous situations and the heartbreak involved in tragic situations of life [CLICK TO READ MORE]
By Michael Yenshaw To help voters gain more understanding about the Howell Public Schools Bond Proposal that will appear on the May 7, 2019, special election ballot, here is some [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Alicia Urbain is a hockey mom from Brighton with a story that many hockey moms (and dads) can full relate to. Here’s the story of her son Drew’s journey through [CLICK TO READ MORE]
By Erin J. MacGregor Superintendent, Howell Public Schools On May 7, 2019, the Howell Public Schools community will be asked to vote on a $39 million dollar bond proposal to [CLICK TO READ MORE]
EDITOR’S NOTE: This column originally ran on Nancy Flanagan’s blog, “Teacher in a Strange Land.” Flanagan, Michigan’s 1993 Teacher of the Year, retired from the Hartland Consolidated Schools District. Long-time [CLICK TO READ MORE]
By Charles Carver, Director of Program Advancement, Michigan International Prep School In essentially every phase of our modern day lives, we can order, view, and make purchases on demand. The [CLICK TO READ MORE]
My name is Mallory Skilling and I am an elementary teacher at Michigan International Prep School, a tuition-free online charter school which has an on-site learning lab in Howell. I [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Transparency has been highly valued in Livingston County — and Michigan — by both Democrats and Republicans. For example, in 2007, state Sen. Lana Theis — then Brighton Township treasurer [CLICK TO READ MORE]
When you hear Online or Virtual Learning, one of your first thoughts may be how impersonal it must be. Michigan International Prep School (MIPS), a tuition-free K-12 virtual charter school [CLICK TO READ MORE]
While the Michigan lame duck legislative session continues its coup against democracy, as many as 18,132 Republicans in Livingston County have reason to be angry at their Republican representatives. Those [CLICK TO READ MORE]
On leaders that follow… Livingston County was a part of the marvelous mitten’s green wave this November, as Michigan voted in favor of decriminalizing marijuana for recreational use. The traditionally [CLICK TO READ MORE]
I cringe when I hear most descriptions of millennials today. They’re often described as lazy, narcissistic, selfie-lovers who seem to be more interested in their phones than real human connections. [CLICK TO READ MORE]
On Tuesday, Nov. 6, 2018, Michigan voters elected to have Michigan become the 10th state in the country to legalize recreational marijuana use. By mid-December, a Michigan resident will be able [CLICK TO READ MORE]
For the last 18 months, we had a poster in the window of the Livingston County Democratic Party office — one of those “Missing” posters with a photo of Mike [CLICK TO READ MORE]
If you are a Democrat, do you remember how you felt on Nov. 9, 2016, and how you felt on Nov. 7, 2018? There’s no comparison, is there? But you [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Is the City of Howell asking voters for more tax money than they need? Let’s examine the facts on this moonshot request. A few years ago, the city assessed a [CLICK TO READ MORE]
It seems an update regarding the situation with Judge Theresa Brennan is warranted, particularly given the lawsuit just filed against her by Livingston County, and the recent deadline for a [CLICK TO READ MORE]
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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