Oct 31 2009
FOWLERVILLE — In the end, Fowlerville suffered the same fate as many area teams this season — too much Onaje Miller. The junior’s 239 rushing yards and four touchdowns carried Sexton to a 33-20 victory over Fowlerville in the opening round of the Division 3 playoffs on Friday night. Miller had 200 yards and all four of his touchdowns in the first half.
Oct 31 2009
BRIGHTON — On a warm, wet Friday afternoon, there was no shortage of minor upsets and major intrigue at the Division 1 cross country regional at Huron Meadows Metropark.
Oct 31 2009
HOLT — The Holt Rams advanced in the MHSAA playoffs on Friday night thanks in part to something they do every Thursday.
Oct 31 2009
MILFORD — The competition is heating up in the Kensington Lakes Activities Association West Division.
Oct 31 2009
Family Impact Centers is launching a capital campaign drive to raise funds for renovation of a recently acquired vacant property in Livingston County.
Oct 31 2009
Regarding the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus editorial of Oct. 28 (“Our Brighton City Council endorsements”): In my opinion, some facts are missing that relate to candidate Susan Walters-Steinacker.
Oct 31 2009
By electing Matt Skiba to office last year, Hamburg Township voters hired him to serve as township clerk. They put their trust in him to satisfactorily perform the duties of the office and serve its residents. But he has done none of that. The only person he serves is Matt Skiba.
Oct 31 2009
Gov. Jennifer Granholm has earned the dubious distinction of one of the worst governors in the nation. My letter to the governor dated Sept. 4 expressed the need for knowledgeable common sense, like that of Detroit Public Schools emergency financial manager Robert Bobb, is needed in Lansing.
Oct 31 2009
Clerk’s lawyer: Recall “100 percent political” (article, Oct. 27).
Oct 31 2009
On Tuesday, the residents of Hamburg Township will be asked to vote on a millage to provide funding to keep our parks, Lakelands Trail, and the senior and community center operating. The Hamburg Township Board of Trustees, along with the unanimous support of the Hamburg Township Parks and Recreation Board and all local activity and athletic groups, have made the decision to seek funding to keep our recreational facilities open and functioning through a special millage, as the township’s general fund can no longer support them on its own.