Brighton icers ousted by Pioneer, 4-3
ANN ARBOR — For the Brighton hockey team, it was an earlier-than-expected exit on Thursday night at the Ice Cube.
ANN ARBOR — For the Brighton hockey team, it was an earlier-than-expected exit on Thursday night at the Ice Cube.
HOWELL — The Howell hockey team might be playing its best hockey of the season at just the right time.
HARTLAND — Tim and Brian Depp, father and son, respectively, are going to be staring at each other from opposite boxes when the Hartland and Walled Lake Northern hockey teams meet in a Division 2 regional final at the Hartland Sports Center on Saturday.
There are lots of reasons the much-anticipated merger between Northwest Airlines and Delta Air Lines would be good — very good — for Michigan. But as happens all too often when a good idea comes along, it’s met by noisy objections from Washington.
MILFORD — Maybe the Brighton boys basketball team is inspired by what the Bulldogs’ girls team is doing.
Q: I am starting a few tomato plants now. I saw this thing in a catalog that you can make little starter pots out of newspaper. You put a couple of small squares of newspaper in this wooden mold and push a cylinder into the mold and it forms the pot. They won’t stay together. I want to use glue or wallpaper paste in between the layers. Will this work? I am also concerned about all the lead from the ink in the newspaper. Won’t this get into the plants?
In response to Bill Cattley’s Feb. 14 letter, “Bush is example of leading, not lying,” I have an adult question to ask of Bill.
I was glad to see the Daily Press & Argus bring up the problem of public employee pensions, but I was disappointed that the focus was on school employees (story, “Who saves with privatized posts?” Feb. 17).
This editorial originally appeared in the Lansing State Journal.
BRIGHTON — When Brighton girls basketball coach Jason Piepho says a player has a role, he’s serious.