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Convention & Visitors Bureau employee nabs big honor

Amelia Ritter, digital marketing and content manager of the Livingston County Convention & Visitors Bureau, has been named one of Destinations International’s 2020 30-Under-30 recipients. In under two years at the organization, Ritter helped launch [CLICK TO READ MORE]

Howell HS student wins award in Auto Show poster contest
Livingston, Washtenaw counties hire shared medical director
Brighton man appointed to Michigan’s Suicide Prevention Commission
Brighton woman appointed to state health and safety compliance board of appeals

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Law enforcement, Howell officials: Stay away from downtown on Thursday, June 4
Woman tweets that Howell should be first to burn; community responds
Black Lives Matter supporters, gun rights activists, calmly coexisting at courthouse
Students march through Brighton’s downtown in support of Black Lives Matter
State investigating tweet by employee who said Howell should be “first city to burn”
Death of a klansman, 25 years later: How the sick legacy of Bob Miles continues to haunt Howell
25 years ago: When Livingston County told the KKK where it could go
Still no KKK in Howell: Updated “Hate Map” shows all the groups in Michigan
GUEST COLUMN: Michigan cuts essential veterans outreach program just when it’s needed most
County’s only 2020 National Merit Semifinalist snags scholarship

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Good news for coffee fans: Starbucks comes to Pinckney

Coffee fans in Pinckney now have a new option: Starbucks. The new Starbucks is now open inside the Busch’s Fresh Food Market, 1277 E. M-36, just east of downtown Pinckney. It’s a full-service location with [CLICK TO READ MORE]

Students march through Brighton’s downtown in support of Black Lives Matter
Black Lives Matter supporters, gun rights activists, calmly coexisting at courthouse
Law enforcement, Howell officials: Stay away from downtown on Thursday, June 4
Governor announces plans for police reform to promote racial equity

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