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Two teens killed Friday
The Thanksgiving holiday ended in tragedy early morning Friday as two young adults were found dead and one was seriously injured after their vehicle crashed into a tree.
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Continue reading "Victim in Imlay City crash was popular, boosted confidence of others"
One of Mike Canjar's most cherished middle school memories was the day a popular student named Frank Palermo invited him to sit with his friends at lunch.
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3rd annual chili cook-off at Sts. Peter and Paul on Dec. 7
Families and individuals in need are expected to be the beneficiaries from the third annual chili cook-off contest slated for noon to 2 p.m. Dec.
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Imlay City to have movie theater again
The popcorn will be popped and Imlay City movie cinema seats will once again be filled starting next month.
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Tax breaks promise 40 new jobs in Imlay City
In a move that will create 40 jobs, the Imlay City Commission granted Industrial Facilities Tax Exemption certificates to Die Tech Tool & Manufacturing and five transfers for Rubber Enterprises.
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New Spartan Reading Room welcomed by students, staff at Imlay City school
Not a cent has been spent on the Spartan Reading Room that opened last month at Imlay City Middle School and students are raving about time spent there.
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Imlay City church to host HIV/AIDS awareness day
IMLAY CITY N More than 40 million people suffer from HIV/AIDS worldwide. In recognition of the sobering numbers that reflects a huge human toll on families, communities and even countries, an Imlay City church ...
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Loving Hands Clinic to offer free classes on living with diabetes
The Loving Hands Clinic will conduct free three-week long community-wide diabetic patient teaching and education programs beginning Dec.
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from Our Readers | the U.S. Auto Industry: Send more federal billions to U.S. auto industry?
The use of public funds to help GM purchase Chrysler should be considered an unwise act of innocent and unsound logic.
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Cros-Lex falls to volleyball powerhouse
Croswell-Lexington found out Tuesday why North Branch is the top-ranked volleyball team in Class B. The Pioneers fell to the Broncos in a district opener, 25-10, 25-11, 25-19, ending Cros-Lex's season at ...
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Revenue up in food program at Imlay City schools
Cafeterias in the Imlay City Community Schools are constantly adjusting the ways they serve up food.
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Drunk teen tries to buy pass from Imlay City officers
A Roseville teen suspected of trying to buy his way out of police trouble could spend four years behind bars.
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Imlay City Christian School students get lesson on habitat
Kayla Varberg learned that animals can adapt to different habitats. The 10-year-old fourth grader at Imlay City Christian School said learning about habitats was part of a hands-on project in Melanie Kampman's ...
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Local author on Reiki to sign second book at Saturday ceremony
Sharon Baker has helped thousands of people over the years with their holistic wellness and she will have a book signing emphasizing her technique Saturday at The Book Shelf in Lapeer.
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Churches corner
FORT GRATIOT -- Church members are welcome to congregate at Vantage Point, Water and First streets in Port Huron, for a friendship lunch at noon today.
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Imlay City wins Silver title at Almont
Sterling Heights won the Gold Division and Imlay City the Silver on Saturday at the Almont Volleyball Invitational.
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Applications for Holiday Depot being accepted
The deadline for applications for Holiday Depot is Oct. 31. The program is designed to assist Lapeer County low-income residents looking for help during the holidays for food and gifts.
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Woman barricades self after men bust into home
While she slept, three burglars smashed through a senior citizen's door and burst into her Summers Road home about noon Sunday.
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Imlay City chamber hosts 82nd candidates
With the Nov. 4 general election less than two weeks away, Imlay City business owners listened to the two candidates for state representative of the 82nd District stump for votes Tuesday morning.
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