35-year old Bradley James Crainer was arrested last September after police say he placed a potentially poisonous substance in a family member’s food. He then allegedly took steps to burn down his residence. The Livingston County Prosecutor’s Office has now added one count of attempted murder and three counts of child abuse against Crainer.
47-year-old Dowan Knighten was arrested February 11th at a Detroit home with the body of 29-year-old Kayla Pierce. The Handy Township resident was reported missing by her mother on November 24th. However, her family claims that Detroit Police had located Kayla’s car at Knighten’s residence on December 3rd, but did not conduct a search of his home.
Testing in nursing homes and schools is being ramped up as COVID numbers rise again, with a pop-up clinic being offered this weekend in Hamburg Township.
The board held a special meeting Monday and adopted a resolution declaring a State of Emergency or SOE through December 31st that will allow the board and other bodies to met electronically.
Proposed upgrades at the Senior Center, located off Merrill Road at the Hamburg Township Hall and park complex, include two pickleball courts and some patio improvements.
As COVID case counts and infection rates are surging in Livingston County, the Board of Commissioners voted unanimously against declaring a state of emergency after unveiling a plan to allow virtual participation at county meetings going forward.
The Village of Fowlerville is the latest municipality to adopt a State of Emergency resolution, which will allow the Council and other bodies to continue meeting virtually amid rising COVID-19 cases.
31-year-old Joseph Henry Santana was arraigned February 28th on two counts of first-degree criminal sexual conduct after a female victim alleged she was restrained by Santana after repeatedly telling him she did not want to have sex with him.
Paul Bellar of Milford, along with Joseph Morrison and Pete Musico of Munith, will go to trial on charges related to various plots to take place at the Lansing Capitol building last year.
Howell officials say that in the absence of the State extending the Open Meetings Act and the County uncertain of their direction, their declaration will allow City Boards and Commissions to continue to meet electronically through May 31st.
The Livingston County Health Department’s latest COVID-19 report indicated that the surge in cases is accompanied by a test positivity rate that has almost doubled over the past month along with related hospitalizations.
Retired Unadilla Township Fire Chief Mark Schroeder was laid to rest at the Plainfield Cemetery where a graveside service was performed with an Honor Guard featuring Howell and Brighton firefighters, along with the Ringing of the Bell, and Taps.
Livingston County Prosecutor David Reader and his office were disqualified from a case involving a man facing 20 sexual assault charges because he was on the bench for older cases involving the suspect.
Maha Freij, of South Lyon, has been appointed to the State Board of Ethics and Jason Jones, of Dexter, was appointed to the Michigan Trails Advisory Council.
Despite having no evidence that Michigan has been hiding data, the GOP-controlled Michigan Senate approved a bill to make $250,000 available to county prosecutors to investigate the state’s policy regarding COVID-19 patients and nursing homes.
41-year-old Wayne Seely is charged with two counts each of Assault with Intent to Murder for the August 2020 attack in Putnam Township. On Friday, his attorney said efforts at reaching a plea deal had failed.
Though passed by a 5-4 vote last Monday, the resolution was never signed and there is speculation that a County Commissioner is changing their vote to reverse the decision at a special meeting to be held this coming Monday.
29-year-old Bryan James Busher was charged following the Christmas Eve 2019 incident at the Genoa Township Walmart. Authorities say Busher and another man had pushed out a shopping cart full of items without paying, and when confronted by an employee, Busher implied he had a gun.
The main financial goal for the dinners was to generate $15,000 for the scholarship program at St. Mary Catholic School in Pinckney. That "daunting" goal is expected to be achieved after their last dinner tonight.
Farmington Hills police received a call from a homeowner who lives north Thursday that a German Shepherd was on her porch that she thought was Bo, who had run off after a crash Wednesday on I-696.
SEMCOG is accepting comment to an amendment to their short-term and long-term transportation plans which include road and bridge work to be completed,locally.
Titled, “Learning From Our Past to Create a Better Future”, it will be held virtually on April 6th from 7 to 8pm and feature Nicole Matthews-Creech, President of the Livingston Diversity Council.
The Community Foundation of Livingston County is accepting grant applications to help non-profit organizations that have been affected by the pandemic through April 15.
Due to a bus driver shortage, students at South Lyon High School and South Lyon East must find their own transportation to and from school or attend classes virtually both today and Friday.
23-year old Dustin Sweet pleaded guilty earlier this month to four counts stemming from an incident that took place on May 5th 2020. Sweet had been chased by authorities from Lansing after being spotted by a Michigan State Trooper who recognized him as a suspect who fled from a previous traffic stop.
Volunteers are being sought to assist with coordinating the flow of vehicles at “Community Connect on the Go - 2021” set for Saturday, April 17th from 1 pm – 4 pm at the 2|42 Community Church in Genoa Township.
Governor Gretchen Whitmer has again vetoed a bill sponsored by Republican State Senator Lana Theis that seeks to end COVID-19 rules without approval from lawmakers.
Farmington Hills Police say the South Lyon couple was driving with their dog in a pickup truck when it lost control and rolled over several times before coming to a rest in a ravine on the north side of I-696.
The search Wednesday for an armed subject in the Northfield Township area prompted a temporary lockdown of Whitmore Lake Elementary and Whitmore Lake Middle School. Police did not name the man but described him as suicidal.
Two of the bills in the 39-bill package were sponsored by State Sen. Lana Theis of Brighton Township. One of them, Senate Bill 285, would require voters to present their state-issued photo identification when applying for an absentee ballot. Democrats said the measure would suppress voting.
Michigan State Police report that 24-year-old Erin Chapman was arraigned Monday in Alpena County District Court on two counts: identity theft and common fraud.
The 110 computers, which are priced at $638 apiece, will be used by teachers and other staff. The purchase is part of the $59.4 million bond issue passed by voters in November of 2019.
A memorial service for retired Unadilla Township Fire Chief Mark Schroeder will be held on Sunday. Chief Schroeder, who passed away March 15th, spent 37 years in the fire service, all of it in Unadilla Township.
While there was much debate about declaring a State of Emergency at the county board level to allow virtual meetings to continue, various other local municipalities quickly and efficiently passed resolutions to do so.
8th District Democrat Elissa Slotkin will chair her first meeting today of the House Subcommittee on Intelligence and Counterterrorism, focused on how to deal with a growing threat of domestic terrorism.
Commissioners were split on a motion that would allow local units of government to continue meeting online through May, but after hours of debate, they ultimately voted 5-4 in favor of declaring a local state of emergency to allow it.
Family Advocate Deb Calandrino recently marked her 20th year at The Arc Livingston as an advocate for children and adults with disabilities and their families.
A tentative agreement has been reached between the City of Howell and the Howell Area Parks & Recreation Authority to run Scofield Park, the beach and the Thompson Lake boat launch for the upcoming season.
Rolling Thunder Chapter 5 is hosting the annual ride from Striking Lanes in Hartland to the historic Howell Courthouse on Saturday, May 22nd, rain or shine.
In recognition of Sexual Assault Awareness Month, LACASA is hosting a film documentary night with Wayne County Prosecutor Kym Worth on April 15, and Denim Day returns on April 28.
The 11 bill package that aids students and school districts following a difficult year is being considered by a committee led by State Senator Lana Theis.
Fire departments across Livingston County have issued burn bans or are asking residents to refrain from burning due to the warm, dry conditions combined with winds in the forecast.
Boyea on Sunday told parishioners that the diocese is fully cooperating with the Attorney General, but the existence of an investigation “carries no presumption of guilt."
Preliminary figures provided by the federal government indicate that the recently passed American Recovery Plan (ARP) will net Livingston County approximately $37.2 million, while the various local municipalities will be splitting up an additional $18.9 million.
Warning Coordination Meteorologist Rich Pollman with the National Weather Service Detroit/Pontiac Office says it’s important for people to know what to do when severe weather strikes this season.
MC Rothhorn of the Michigan Independent Citizens Redistricting Commission gave a presentation on how the commission is redrawing district lines for U.S. Congress, and Michigan House and Senate.
Meghan Reckling, Chair of the Livingston County Republican, called on Genoa Township Clerk Polly Skolarus to resign as Livingston County residents “should have complete faith and confidence in how their elections are run.” Skolarus was charged March 9th with a misdemeanor election violation pertaining to ballot containers.
While residents age 50 and older will be eligible for vaccines starting today, the state’s COVID-19 cases have been increasing. Dr. Joneigh Khaldun, Michigan’s chief medical executive, said the state’s case rate spiked 77% over the past four weeks to 172.9 cases per million people.
A prescribed burn is the carefully considered use of fire to improve wildlife habitat, get rid of invasive plant species that can crowd out native plants or help reduce debris on the ground that could fuel large wildfires.
In an email to parishioners Friday, it was announced that Bishop Earl Boyea of Lansing had placed the Reverend Shaun Lowery, Pastor of St. Mary Magdalen Church in Brighton Township, on ministerial leave. The Diocese of Lansing says they are fully cooperating with the Attorney General’s investigation.
Although it wasn’t on the agenda, around 20 residents spoke out against a proposed chapel and religious sanctuary space at Monday’s virtual meeting of the Genoa Township board.
The two-vehicle crash happened just north of the intersection of Dorr Road & Crooked Lake Road in Genoa Township - shutting down the roadway for about three hours.
Beginning March 25th, people can register for a Zoom presentation with Kim Michele Richardson on April 8th from 7-8pm where she’ll discuss her novel, her writing process, and answer attendee questions.
The contract for the new building with the Howell Area Parks & Recreation Authority was discussed and signage approved during a special meeting of the township board.
Two pickleball courts and patio improvements are proposed at the Senior Center, located off Merrill Road at the Hamburg Township Hall and park complex.
City Council has directed their labor attorney to investigate a February meeting between the City Attorney and City manager that led to the resignation of Attorney Paul Burns after 40 years of service.
Amid a climbing coronavirus case rate that ranks fourth nationally over the past week, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer said, for now, she does not plan to tighten COVID-19 restrictions — noting ongoing vaccinations while also citing concerns about virus variants that more easily spread.
Starting today, contactless saliva testing will be offered every Friday and Monday from 8am to 6pm in the parking lot at the back of the 2/42 Community Center, located off of Grand River Avenue, west of S. Hacker Road, in Genoa Township.
The Sheriff released a 5 minute video talking about the Office's intentions and plans for a potential shooting range, K9, drone, and search and rescue training site on 50 acres in Deerfield Township.
City Council voted to require recently retired/resigned City Attorney Paul Burns to return and represent them until the courts declare his withdrawal appropriate.
State Police say the trooper from the Brighton Post was conducting a traffic stop on eastbound M-14 near Barton Drive in Ann Arbor at about 9:45 Wednesday night when his SUV was hit, tearing off the front wheel. The trooper had just exited the vehicle moments before.
New York Times Best Selling Author Heather McGhee will hold the opening keynote address in the Huron-Clinton Metroparks new 2021 Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Speaker Series, March 24.
Livingston County Elections Coordinator Joe Bridgman says that the specific statute in this instance is MCL 168.24j, which does deal with the use of ballot containers, but not those specific to Absentee Ballots. It was enacted in 2000 and remains in effect.
29-year-old Michael Foy asked a federal judge to release him on bond. Following a hearing Monday in which Foy pleaded not guilty to eight felony charges, U.S. District Court Judge Tanya Chutkan denied the request. He remains in custody in Washington, D.C.
Hartland Consolidated Schools has been selected by the Michigan Department of Education (MDE) to develop new opportunities for students in grades 6-12 to explore education professions.
Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas testified Wednesday before the House Homeland Security Committee, of which 8th District Democrat Elissa Slotkin is a member. Slotkin told Mayorkas she is concerned legislation as presently written won’t achieve true reform.
The Huron-Clinton Metroparks, The Library Network and Suburban Library Cooperative are working together to provide 100 new hotspots to underserved communities - including the Fowlerville District Library.
Dustin Sweet, who led authorities on a high speed chase through Ingham and Livingston counties, has pleaded guilty to charges including fleeing the police and possession of methamphetamine.
The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) announced that the state previously approved the additional food assistance beginning in March 2020, which is now being extended for March 2021 following federal approval.
A Bite of History: Pack Horse Librarian Recipes will feature
Librarian and food aficionado Neal Parr. He'll demonstrate and dive into authentic Appalachian recipes gathered from scrapbooks that the Pack Horse Librarians provided to the people of the Appalachian Mountains.
The Michigan High School Athletic Association (MHSAA) says legislation that State Senator Lana Theis contends will protect female athletes, is not only unnecessary but could prove to be an impediment to girls in sports.
Genoa Twp. Polly Skolarus will be arraigned on May 7th on a single charge of Election Law - Failure to Perform Duty. The charge was authorized by the Livingston County Prosecutor’s Office following an investigation by Michigan State Police.
35-year-old Alisha Beaton of Fowlerville, who was the head coach of the middle school cheer program for Howell Public Schools, is charged with embezzlement of between $1,000 and $20,000.
Howell Police were dispatched at around 7am Monday for a situation in which a complainant wanted to report a possible attempted abduction of a juvenile from the area of a school bus stop.
39-year-old Sean Purcell was charged with one count of failure to stop after a collision and one count of operating while intoxicated after the February 19th incident involving a Livingston Educational Service Agency school bus.
The lawsuit was filed against Howell Township by Oakland Tactical Supply and three potential users of an outdoor shooting range proposed for 352 acres on Fleming Road.
Former Unadilla Township Fire Chief Mark Schroeder recently died after a two-year illness. The 57-year-old Schroeder was Unadilla’s Fire Chief from 2001 until he retired in February of 2020.
Congresswoman Elissa Slotkin shared thoughts on the $1.9-trillion American Rescue Plan and how it can benefit Livingston County residents and business owners.
The township board approved changes to a purchase agreement with Annex Group, now Union at Oak Grove, for the project that would be located off of Oak Grove Road, behind Kroger.
Rollo Pickens is accused of armed robberies at several Genesee and Livingston County check cashing businesses, including the Howell Check 'N Go in November.
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel responded to a letter from eight Republican state senators, including Lana Theis of Brighton Township, regarding the governor’s COVID-19 processes and policies for nursing homes.
Lt. Governor Garlin Gilchrist traveled to the Dietz Road bridge over the Red Cedar River near Williamston Monday to discuss Governor Gretchen Whitmer’s Rebuilding Michigan plan.
The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services says the mass vaccination site is set to officially open on March 24th, and will operate seven days a week, from 8am to 8:30pm through mid-May.
A rising case count of confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19 is forcing one local school to return to all-remote learning this week, while superintendents are reminding their communities that mitigation strategies like mask-wearing and social distancing are still important if they want to keep schools fully open, including athletics.
A representative from the Michigan Department of Civil Rights called the meeting a "positive first step" after allegations of racist behavior swept through the district.
26-year-old Travis Sprague of Dansville entered a guilty plea Friday in Livingston County Circuit Court to a total of six charges for the incidents that occurred in February and April of 2020.
The projects in phase II of the bond issue pertain to the new STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Mathematics) building to be constructed as an addition to the high school, mechanical and technology improvements.
State Representative will be joined by the chair of the House Oversight Committee duing his next office hours event, to be held March 19th from 4pm to 5pm over Zoom.
The organization typically hosts a big bowling event but that’s not possible due to the pandemic so an upcoming raffle will help support kids receiving mentoring services throughout Livingston County.
Held online this year due to pandemic restrictions, the event was hosted by outgoing Board President Brian Jonckheere, while Livingston County United Way Director Anne Rennie presented the 2020 Volunteer of the year awards.
Plans for the next phase of the Flex Route along US-23 were highlighted during a virtual presentation Thursday and motorists should prepare to see more roundabouts.
Livingston County Judge Michael Hatty ordered a new trial for 22-year-old Zachary Lally of Green Oak Township, who was charged with a 2018 rape. Hatty ruled that an assistant prosecutor had not only made false statements during closing arguments but also “improperly influenced” a detective’s testimony.
80% of respondents in a recent survey agreed health care costs continue to rise each year, while 57% of voters said they're specifically worried about out-of-pocket costs.
A judge agreed to set a $50,000 cash/surety bond for 27-year-old Anthony Porter and place him in home confinement but on a tether with drug and alcohol testing.
Brighton City Police Chief Rob Bradford cautions residents that scammers posing as Medicare employees are telling residents they are eligible for free equipment and testing in an attempt to get their Medicare number.
Warning Coordination Meteorologist Rich Pollman says unfortunately the recent spring-like weather is coming to an end and temperatures will be much closer to average through the remainder of March.
Allegations by a student of color that she was racially harassed on an ongoing basis and that staff members "did nothing” prompted today's visit by the Michigan Department of Civil Rights Community Engagement Team.
The bill by Republican State Senator Lana Theis would require Michigan schools to only permit students of the same assigned biological sex to compete against one another in school-sanctioned gender-specific athletics. Opponents maintain it is unconstitutional and discriminates against transgender high school athletes.
The City has been weighing if it will take over management of Scofield Park and the Thompson Lake boat launch, versus the Howell Area Parks & Recreation Authority.
Governor Gretchen Whitmer hosted a press conference to commemorate the anniversary, saying they’ll continue following science and data as they make decisions on further engagements. However, that approach has led to an impasse with the GOP-led Legislature.
The Brighton High School Choir received the prestigious invitation, but BHS Choir Director Phil Johnson said a decision has not been made to accept the invitation since the COVID-19 pandemic is still afflicting thousands of families in places like New York.
18-year-old Shaun Happy, a senior at Chelsea High School, was killed Saturday night on westbound I-94 near Sargent Road in Leoni Township. His mother Shannon posted online that her son suffered from “anxiety and depression for the past year and a half."
Republican State Representative Ann Bollin of Brighton Township, who chairs the House Elections and Ethics Committee, says the bills are aimed at cleaning up the state's voting rolls, while Democrats argue it addresses "a problem that does not exist" and will limit voter access.
The county is receiving a base allocation of 1,400 doses per shipment, but Livingston County Board Chair Wes Nakagiri alleges data suggests Livingston County is still being shorted vaccines within the Social Vulnerability Index.
62-year-old Daniel Thompson was charged last month with making phone threats against 8th District Congresswoman Elissa Slotkin and U.S. Senator Debbie Stabenow. On Friday he was arraigned on a charge of brandishing a weapon and ordered to turn over his weapons as a condition of bond.
A local state of emergency could be declared to allow local bodies of government the choice of remaining virtual or hybrid in their meeting time as allowed-capacity issues persist.
HCS Superintendent Chuck Hughes addressed the Tatayana Vanderlaan incident, saying that some students involved will be put on an educational plan because of behaviors they’ve displayed, with some going into the disciplinary process. He also said they need to realize "that something went wrong and how can we make sure that we address that as a community, as a school district."
Community Connect on the Go - 2021 will held on Saturday, April 17th from 1pm – 4 pm at the 2|42 Community Church located in Genoa Township. The event, which organizers say will be held rain or shine, is focused on providing Livingston County residents with basic needs.
Livingston County residents and others across the state are being asked to turn on the lights outside of homes and businesses from 8 to 9pm in remembrance of Michiganders lost to COVID-19.
32-year-old Robert McTavish Jr. of Northville was charged last year with one count of fraudulent use of a building contract fund. In court on Friday, he entered a conditional no contest plea to the charge. He will be sentenced on April 1st, and could face up to three years in prison.
The Livingston County Health Department reports that it has identified the first case of the COVID-19 variant B117. While public exposures are not normally a concern, they have issued an alert in this instance because the B117 variant is more easily transmitted and could lead to more cases, hospitalizations, and deaths.
Representatives from the Livingston County Diversity Council and Livingston County school districts took the first step Friday towards responding to alleged racial threats revealed last week at Hartland High School and viewed as part of a larger pattern.
The Oakland County Sheriff’s Office reports that a 24-year-old resident of Salem Township was killed when he lost control of his car on Nine Mile Road near Currie Road at about 5:45 Sunday afternoon.
While the Livingston County United Way “Spirit of the Community” Breakfast will be online this year, Livingston County Drain Commissioner Brian Jonckheere, who is also the United Way Board President, will return as host.
Even though the state health department is expanding vaccine eligibility twice this month, the Livingston County Health Department is still prioritizing the 13,000 to 15,000 seniors 65+ that haven't yet received theirs.
The legislative and executive branches of state government would be subject to greater transparency under a new plan brought forth by State Representative Ann Bollin.
The current State of Emergency Order for the township is scheduled to run out at the end of March and it’s proposed to be declared or extended out to August.
LCCC's Elder Abuse Recovery Resource Program support group will offer help to seniors who have been victimized by elder abuse, neglect, and exploitation.
For the first semester of the 2021-22 term, Brighton will offer unlimited Schools of Choice in pre-kindergarten through 1st grade, and 5th through 11th grades. However, the district will offer limited Schools of Choice programs in 2nd through 4th grades and the 12th grade, as space permits.
James E. White, Director of the Michigan Department of Civil Rights, issued a statement today in response to reports of racially motivated harassment and bias targeting Hartland Consolidated Schools student Tatayana Vanderlaan.
An ignored request for a closed session discussion regarding the incidents around the former city attorney's sudden departure led to heated moments between members of City Council.
The project involves general improvements to the infrastructure and facilities at the Wastewater Treatment Plant, construction of a new solids dewatering building and enhanced secondary treatment among various other items.
47-year-old Dowan Knighten was arrested February 11th at a Detroit home with the body of 29-year-old Kayla Pierce. The Handy Township resident was reported missing by her mother on November 24th.
The Road Commission for Oakland County says weather over the past few weeks, ranging from snow, rain, frigid temperatures and the current warmer conditions, is causing some very rough conditions on gravel roads.
Livingston County residents have an opportunity to share their thoughts with the Brighton Township Republican during a virtual coffee hour event March 15th.
House Resolution 1, which was co-sponsored by 8th District Democrat Elissa Slotkin, touches on virtually every aspect of the electoral process. It was approved Wednesday night on a near party-line 220-210 vote.
On-site tax assistance is not being offered due to the pandemic but there are still ways for individuals and families to get their taxes done for free.
The GOP-led Senate adopted a resolution granting subpoena power to the Senate Education and Career Readiness Committee, which is chaired by local Senator Lana Theis.
A amendment to simplify an existing lease agreement for the Michigan Board of Regents, which leases space at the public safety complex, has been approved by the county's General Government Committee.
Officials say LETS supports the County’s vaccination effort and believes that transportation should not be a barrier for the community to access the vaccine.
The Livingston Early Literacy Collaborative's “Family Fun Day: Celebrate Early Childhood” is designed to show families how fun and easy it is to teach simple early literacy skills that can be done at home or on-the-go.
In conjunction with Women’s History Month during March, the Brighton Area Women’s History Roll of Honor Advisory Council announced their 2021 Honorees: Kathleen M. Barden; Therese K. Cremonte, P.E.M; Ellen Lafferty; Colleen Tokai Monroe; and Rhonda R. Trask.
The Center will feature an indoor walking track, fitness rooms with treadmills and exercise equipment, locker rooms with showers, and three full sized courts that can be used for basketball, volleyball or pickleball. It will also serve as the new home of the Howell Senior Center.
Lending institutions are offering specialized focus to small business owners and many who may have previously not been eligible for PPP assistance through March 10th.
Teachers who worked in Great Start Readiness Program, Head Start, adult education, and young adult special education programs in 2019-2020 could be eligible for a $500 MI Classroom Heroes COVID-19 Grant.
18-year-old Tatayana Vanderlaan says she's repeatedly called racist names and made fun of and that some teachers are aware of the situation but haven’t taken any action.
Orders allow for increased capacity limits at various venues, larger residential and non-residential gatherings and expanded opportunities at residential care facilities.
Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson said audits found workers counted ballots accurately and the state Legislature needs to allow more time for pre-processing and canvasses.
A comprehensive rate study was completed and presented to Council, which showed an increase is necessary to keep up with current operating and capital expenditures.
A 28-year-old Fowlerville man was taken into custody after attempting to flee on foot following the chase. A 30-year-old female passenger from Fowlerville was interviewed at the scene and transported home.
State Senator Lana Theis posted the comment on social media Monday night following the revelation that Robert Gordon, the former director of the Michigan Department of Public Health and Human Services, will receive more than $155,000 as part of a separation agreement. Deputy Director Sarah Esty also reached a similar deal, sparking further criticism.
Deputy Health Director Matt Bolang says there is COVID-relief money available that could allow the county to waive the annual food license fee for restaurants in 2021.
Retired Teacher Dana Berry was able to get the COVID-19 vaccine Monday morning at a clinic for educators and school staff at Ford Field in downtown Detroit.
LETS Director Greg Kellogg said the buses, to be 100% covered by grants, will replace 6 in their fleet that are reaching 200,000 miles and the end of their useful life.
Lee Ann Blazejewski announced her intent to run for a seat on the Howell City Council in November following a recent vote that failed to reappoint a member of a local taxing authority.
The Book Woman of Troublesome Creek by Kim Michele Richardson is this year's Livingston Reads book supported through special online events at all 6 county libraries through April.
The Hartland Township Planning Commission's approval of the request for Mackle's Table & Taps helped lead officials towards reconsidering a change to the township's ordinance.
Two anonymous donors will provide a five-year maintenance agreement for Alexandria's NatureScape and Treehouse complex, while also repairing and renovating the waterfall feature, described as a “summer favorite” for kids.
The state's Attorney Discipline Board has issued an Order of Disbarment effective March 18th against disgraced ex-Livingston County District Court Judge Theresa Brennan.
An informational meeting was held last week for residents who will be impacted by the project in the Village of Milford that will basically last all summer.
Project leaders for MDOT's 2024 expansion on the US-23 Flex Route will be special guests at the Livingston County Planning Department's next Brown Bag Lunch event.
