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BRIGHTON — For several former Brighton girls basketball players, last week’s Lady Bulldog Basketball Camp was like going back in time.

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In the hope of gaining perpetual peace, the United States entered the United Nations, only to find ourselves involved in a state of perpetual war.

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We are parents of a freshman at Hartland High School who is struggling with the Algebra I and science classes (”Some say grad rules too tough,” June 9).

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Nathaniel Abraham, convicted of murder at age 11, removed from society to be rehabilitated in a state correctional facility for young adults, educated by the best counselors, teachers, psychologists — the best our state has to offer — and our best said he was able to return to society.

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One of Livingston County’s loveliest events — the annual LACASA Garden Tour — is set to bloom July 12-13 at well-tended gardens throughout the community.

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OMAHA, Neb. — Unless you’re Michael Phelps, Aaron Peirsol or one of a select few elite swimmers, making the U.S. Olympic team is a long shot.

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The U.S. Department of Justice has, to its credit, taken a serious interest in mortgage fraud, as evidenced this month by the announcement of charges against more than 400 people nationwide, including 28 in the Detroit area.

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Lately I have watched the horror of so many families losing all of their possessions because of the Mississippi River flooding. When this happened in 1993, I had the privilege of visiting the flooded area; It was much the same as it is now.

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It has recently been reported that of the five school districts in Livingston County, only one district is in a stable financial situation.

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Squirrels can hardly be called intelligent. We reserve that compliment for ourselves as the capital mammal on the planet.

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