Richfield Township, United States (Local)
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FLINT — After a few words by the “hu-mans”, Hercules, a Black Labrador Retriever, was ready to get down to business after being sworn in recently as a canine advocate for the Voices for Children Advocacy Center. Hercules was sworn in during a special ceremony at the Genesee County 7th Circuit Court on Tuesday, June 16. As a canine advocate, […]
By: Gary Gould, Pamela Garron
Senator Rick Scott held a press conference at The Florida Holocaust Museum on June 15 calling for the cancellation of the Ye (the artist formerly known as Kanye West) concerts at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa. – Courtesy: Office of Senator Rick Scott
By: Gary Gould, Pamela Garron
Ye (the artist formerly known as Kanye West and referred to as West in the rest of this article) performed two concerts at Raymond James Stadium that ultimately drew more than 120,000 attendees as well as galvanized a forceful response from Tampa Bay’s Jewish community and its allies. Community leaders sought not only to condemn antisemitism, but also to promote […]
DAVISON TWP. – A team of assessors from the Michigan Law Enforcement Accreditation Commission (MLEAC) will arrive in the township on Tuesday, July 21, to examine all aspects of the Davison Township Police Department’s policies and procedures, management, operations and support services. “Verification by the team that the Davison Township Police Department meets the Michigan Law Enforcement Accreditation Commission’s ‘best […]
BURTON – City officials say there is no danger to residents, placing the cause of a recent state water quality violation on faulty equipment that has since been replaced. A letter was sent to residents last week informing them the City of Burton did not meet treatment requirements during testing earlier this year. The letter, sent to city households and […]
My generation, which has become known as Gen-X, came of age during the final chapters of the Cold War. We didn’t just read about communism in history books—it was part of our daily reality. The Soviet Union wasn’t an abstract concept. It was the country pointed to on classroom maps as America’s greatest rival. We watched movies where nuclear war […]
DAVISON — Fresh produce, handcrafted goods, food trucks and local vendors will once again be available downtown as the summer market returns, bringing with it a new home of Second Street. The Market on Second, hosted by the Davison Downtown Development Authority (DDA), will also move from Saturdays to the second Fridays – Aug. 14, Sept. 11 and Oct. 9 […]
By: Gary Gould
GENESEE COUNTY – Genesee County Drain Commissioner’s Office, Division of Water and Waste Services (GCDC –WWS) discovered an equipment failure today causing low pressure in some localized watermains in Genesee County. Water pressure and flow were restored immediately. A precautionary boil order is being put into place for the affected area, stretching from northern Grand Blanc Township into the southern […]
DAVISON — The Davison Playscape Committee will present its renderings, website and other details for replacement of the existing playscape at the Jack Abernathy Regional Park at the next city council meeting. Mayor Stacey Kalisz said the committee, which has been working for two years to develop a plan for demolishing the wooden playscape at the regional park and installing […]
GENESEE TWP. — A mum sale in the Kearsley School District is going to help support local athletes competing in the Special Olympics throughout the year. The Kearsley Special Olympics 29th Annual Mum Sale is taking place now through Sept. 14. All proceeds will go to support Kearsley students competing in Special Olympic events. Cory Fisher, special education teacher at […]
