Emily Pauling is a Multimedia Journalist at Government Technology. She specializes in event management tools and event planning, focusing on how technology enhances the efficiency and effectiveness of these processes. Her work has been featured in Government Technology and Voice News.
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Emily Pauling's coverage primarily revolves around local events, government announcements, and community news in the Marine City area of Michigan. She has a keen interest in covering topics related to family & relationships, house & home, entertainment news, and sports within her local community.
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This year, Clay Township Parks and Recreation will be hosting a Trick-or-Treat the Park event on Oct. 25.
Ira Township Parks and Recreation will host its annual Trick or Treat through the Trails event on Oct. 26 at Ira Township Municipal Park.
The Port Huron Parks and Recreation’s annual Halloween Stroll, a festive trick-or-treating event where children dress in costume and walk through Sanborn Park woods to collect candy from roughly 30…
Police Beat: Clay Township
The eighth annual Halloween in the ‘Nac event on Oct. 18, hosted by Algonac Alive, saw hundreds of people having fall fun at Smith Recreation Park in Algonac.
Henry’s Club of Algonac will host its second annual 5K run/walk fundraiser, the Artful Gobbler, on Nov. 8 — this time to support the art program at Algonac Jr./Sr. High School.
By: Emily Pauling
At the Clay Township Board of Trustees’ Oct. 14 meeting, the board discussed the state of the treasury department, approved a motion to move Anita Rzeppa back to the treasury department and approve…
At the Marine City Commission’s Oct. 16 meeting, commissioners approved a motion to proceed with the Clean Water State Revolving Fund loan for $8.31 million, as well as a motion to move trick-or-tr…
When I started at The Voice as the editorial assistant in October of 2016, I was recently out of college, having graduated from the University of Michigan-Dearborn earlier in the year. In college, …
Several items were approved at the Algonac City Council’s Oct. 21 meeting. (Courtesy of City of Algonac/YouTube)
