Walking can be good for the heart — in more ways than one. Students and families from St. Mary Catholic School in Putnam Township raised $1,150 for Gleaners Food Bank during a walkathon Sept. 27.
Brighton High School will present “Flowers for Algeron” at the Brighton Center for the Performing Arts this week. Showtime is 7 p.m. Thursday through Saturday, and 3 p.m. Sunday.
There are a number of misconceptions and untruths in Lori Dowling’s Oct. 22 letter, “Program should serve needy kids.” She is repeating U.S. Rep. Mike Rogers, R-Brighton, and his numerous misleading talking points about the State Children’s Health Insurance Program bill.
The ninth Livingston Senior Symposium on Oct. 13 was a smashing success. More than 120 seniors attended at Independence Village of Brighton Valley.
I can see it happening once, by mistake.
Is a new library in Pinckney the only alternative? No one has seen the library board’s information showing that utilizing the old Pinckney Pharmacy is a higher cost than building new. How can anyone believe the information provided on necessity is true?
The race for Brighton City Council in Tuesday’s election would have been uncontested had Susan Walters-Steinacker not tossed her name into the ring as a write-in candidate.
The challenges in Howell are plenty. The city is working to build a loop road to relieve traffic and open a whole new area for development. It struggles with maintaining its infrastructure and is looking for ways to keep its keel in the current economic waters.
After nearly eight months away, high school hockey players returned on Monday to rinks throughout Michigan as the first winter-sport workouts began.
FOWLERVILLE — After waiting nearly the entire season, the Fowlerville volleyball team got a chance to practice in the school’s new fieldhouse on Monday, the day before the Gladiators begin play in the state tournament.