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Moo-ving forward
Mark Falker, a Bruce Township farmer, has finally hit pay-dirt on an effort that began more than a decade ago.
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A country doc with a big city touch
There is a new doctor in town. His name is Dr. James Lowery, and so far, he said he likes things in this quaint, rural village.
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Local company makes cut in national best slice contest
Sure, the election is over. But Dave and Wendy Achatz, co-owners of Achatz Handmade Pie Co.
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Sheriff department cuts target northern communities
Agencies like the Michigan State Police and other local police agencies will help the Macomb County Sheriff Department respond to emergency calls.
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Veterans ensure our nation is free
Thank you. From the many ceremonies throughout the nation to the gestures of individuals today, they all speak to these two simple words.
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School Board addresses public comment policy
Board of Education members and administrators have recognized a need to address its interactions with the public.
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7 Macomb County townships getting new supervisors
Seven of 12 Macomb County townships will greet new leaders after voters ousted incumbent supervisors and some officeholders decided not to run again.
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U.S. House of Representatives
Robert Dennison said he provides an alternative to business as usual. Candice Miller said she represents the views and interests of the community.
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Icehawks' Merlini joins father on ABC show
Derek Merlini took some time out this summer from training for his second season with the Port Huron Icehawks to help make a difference in the life of a North Carolina family.
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Trick-or-treat hours in Metro Detroit
ARMADA VILLAGE: Designated trick-or-treat hours are 5-7 p.m. BRUCE TWP.: Designated trick-or-treat hours are 6-8 p.m. CENTER LINE: No specific trick-or-treat hours.
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County cuts four deputies from local area
Road patrol deputies assigned to northern Macomb County will be cut from nine to five as of 2009.
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Northern Macomb towns brace for cuts in patrols
Residents and officials are worried about the potential for more crime and reduced police response times now that budget cuts will limit sheriff's patrols in northern Macomb County.
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Macomb County votes to slash 4 of 9 deputies in north suburbs
Residents in northern Macomb County will see fewer deputies patrolling the streets next year thanks to cuts approved today to eliminate four of the nine deputy posts dedicated to that area.
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Coalition breaks down results of Romeo survey
Results from a survey asking Romeo students about drugs, alcohol, sex and tobacco have given some surprising results.
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Armada men start mission for tax change
An Armada man is looking to give Michigan a shot at getting true values for property taxes.
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Cardinal Mooney, Richmond eliminated in soccer finals
The Marine City Cardinal Mooney and Richmond boys soccer teams had trouble generating offense Friday in district championship matches.
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'Extreme' giving
When "Extreme Makeover Home Edition" rolled into Michigan in 2006 to makeover the Gillian family home in Armada, Bob and Jeff Geck didn't miss the chance to participate in ABC's No.
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Area school buses make the grade
When Superintendent Kevin Miller made his first visit to the Croswell-Lexington school district's facilities, one building caught his attention.
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Police searching for Berlin Township man
Police are searching for a 39-year-old Berlin Township man they said broke into a home and fired multiple shots.
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Port Huron resident helping out on Extreme Makeover
Since July 4, Todd Stevens has been away from his home, helping other people by improving theirs.
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