Archived Livingston County Area News Stories

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Wednesday, August 20

Lack Of Interest Stalls Howell Non-Public Program

Howell Bicyclist Critically Injured In Clinton County Crash

Howell Twp. Officials Skeptical About Truck Stop Roundabout

Aria Booksellers In Downtown Howell To Close Doors

Meeting To Kick Soccer Project Forward In Hartland Postponed

Tuesday, August 19

Open Burning Ban In Effect In Hartland & Deerfield Townships

Congressman Rogers Protests No Vote On Off-Shore Drilling

ASE Survey: Local Employers Seek Cost Containment

Livingston County EMS Re-Organizing Department

Village Of Fowlerville Appoints New Clerk From Within

County Commissioners Approve 1.7% In Department Reductions

Village Of Fowlerville Mulls Paying More For School Liaison

Marion Township Man Facing Attempted Murder Charges

Livingston Economic Development Council Seeks Funding

Monday, August 18

Suspects Arrested In Fowlerville Wal-Mart Robbery

Gas Prices Reverse Downward Trend In Michigan

Judge Blocks Health Care Switch For Brighton City Retirees

Volunteers Sought For Wednesday's "Day Of Caring"

Gun Barn Raid Leads To Two Arrests

Whitmore Lake Concert Hopes To Find "Lost Voices"

Sunday, August 17

Livingston County's First County-Wide Park to Open

Saturday, August 16

Prrrrfect Weather Greets Catwoman & Melonfest Parade

Friday, August 15

Write-In Livingston County Democrats Make November Ballot

Swartz Creek Man Pleads Guilty In Motorcycle Chase

Two Men Arrested Following High Speed Chase Friday

Cuts At Gannett Will Not Affect Livingston's Daily Paper

Gun Barn In Highland Township Raided By Federal Agents

Red Light Running Traffic Crashes Up Across Livingston County

OLHSA Encouraging Weatherization Applications Now

Clark Lake Homeowners Say Neighbor Is Ruining Lake

Renovation Sale At Cromaine Library In Hartland

Thursday, August 14

Suspects Sought In Armed Robbery Of Fowlerville Wal-Mart

Initial Report Shows Hotel Is Not Louder Than Urban Street

Roundabout Planned For Top Of The Line Truck Stop

Litigation In Transmission Line Project Moving Ahead

Infant Taken From Parents After Fowlerville Traffic Stop

Howell Woman Killed On Oak Grove Road Identified

Dexter Schools A Step Closer To Hiring New Superintendent

Wednesday, August 13

Former County Jail Inmate To Get $190K In Settlement

Work Progressing On New Hamburg Township Fire Station

Howell Schools Discuss Reduction In Athletic Pay To Play Fees

Tuesday, August 12

Hamburg To Execute Wireless Livingston Deal - But Skeptical

10 File For 3 Open Howell School Board Seats

Fenton Mother Faces Murder Charges In Deadly Crash

Ohio Man Pleads Guilty To Brighton Bank Robbery

Howell Still Looking At Classes For Non-Public School Kids

Fowlerville Octogenarian Plans Annual Paradise To Hell Trek

Brighton School Board Approves $200K In Cuts; Spares Busing

Mark Michaels Appointed To Howell Board Of Education

Photos of Dog Attack Victims Can Be Used At Trial

Monday, August 11

Howell School Board Hires New High School Principal

Federal Grant Gets Brighton Firefighters New Air Packs

LACASA Seeks Men To Walk A Mile In Women's Shoes

South Lyon Woman Elected To Lead Civil Air Patrol

Saturday, August 9

Pinckney Ratifies Contract With Buildings & Grounds Staff

Friday, August 8

Local Team Seeks Walkers For Mental Illness Event

Father Accused Of Beating Daughter's Boyfriend To Stand Trial

Fire Destroys Pole Barn And Contents In Putnam Township

WALLY Study Presented To Local Leaders; Issues Remain

Thursday, August 7

Howell Man Gets Jail Time For Possession Of Drugs

No One Bids On Former Hoskins Site At Auction In Lansing

Congressman Rogers Defends Controversial Web Video

Despite Concerns, MDEQ Approves Woodland Ridge Permit

Ohio Man Facing Federal Charges In Brighton Bank Robbery

Township Avoids Hiring Company Subject To FBI Probe

Local Non-Profit To Host Un-Official Melon Tent Next Weekend

Pinckney Superintendent Weighs In On State School Aid Budget