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Two Women Charged With Animal Neglect
Two women are facing animal neglect charges following an investigation earlier this month. State police have charged 52-year-old Heidi Dunkle and 31-year-old Tiara Dunkle, both of Kittanning. The animal cruelty division of the state police were called to a home in the 100 block of Queen Junction Road in Clay...
Many thanks to Attica Days volunteers
Thank You for another successful Attica Days! We want to thank everyone who attended the festival. The weather was shaky Friday afternoon but cleared out just in time for the Attica Fire Departments Spaghetti dinner. Delicious as always!. Saturday was a hot one, but it was worth it. The car...
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From tech glitch to gratitude
“Blessed are the flexible, for they don’t get bent out of shape.”. I stumble across this witty line when looking for things to write on the chalkboard at the studio. As a yoga teacher—and student of life—I find the quote hilarious, and both literally and figuratively true.
George Owen Squier – Renaissance Man
On Memorial Day (May 27, 2024) the Village and Township of Dryden organized an outstanding Memorial Day Celebration—a lengthy parade, an outstanding Memorial Day presentation and the unveiling of the statue to General George Owen Squier. I went 25 minutes before the ceremony and expected to be able to get a parking spot close to Memorial Park. As I pulled into Dryden there were already hundreds of people waiting for the ceremonies to begin.
Peach thieves
This past Spring, I stood before my blooming, dwarf Red Haven peach tree in earnest: “Please, bear abundantly this summer.”. One last bag of frozen peaches from several summers ago remained in my freezer, so I hungered for another bountiful harvest of Red Havens, my father’s favorite. I recalled the pleasure of picking and peeling the furry skin from my home-grown peaches, and preserving them for my favorite desserts.
iRacing takes shot at Austin Dillon after Richmond win
Austin Dillon won the Cook Out 400 in controversial fashion last week, and iRacing has a message for him. The online racing organization went to social media to post Dillon’s wreck with Joey Logano and Denny Hamlin while also taking a shot at the NASCAR driver. “Please don’t do this in iRacing,” iRacing wrote in […] The post iRacing takes shot at Austin Dillon after Richmond win appeared first on On3.
LARRY PALLISTER
Larry Pallister, 76, of Romeo, died Monday, Aug. 19, 2024, surrounded by his loved ones. He was born July 19, 1948, the beloved son of Howard and Carroll Pallister. A lifetime resident of Romeo, Larry graduated from Romeo High School with the Class of 1966. After high school, Larry served in the Army Reserve and later embarked on a successful career at General Motors, retiring as a Facilities Manager at the GM Tech Center in Warren. Larry had a passion for golf and cherished his time on the course with friends.
Man sues Chesterfield Twp. over ‘snob-zoning’ that blocks his tiny house
A Shelby Township man who wants to build a tiny house in Chesterfield is suing the township over its zoning ordinance that prevents any house below 1,200 square feet. Jordan McBain’s company, Jordan’s Rehab LLC, sued Chesterfield Township in Macomb County Circuit Court in June after the Zoning Board of Appeals rejected his proposal for a 200-foot home on 1.8 acres on 26 Mile Road east of New Haven Road, land zoned for single-family residential or agricultural, he says. He says he gained state approval the state Department of Environment, Great Lakes and Energy as it will have an agricultural use.
Weather service issues small craft advisory ahead of Port Huron Float Down
The National Weather Service Detroit has issued a small craft advisory for all Lake Huron nearshore waters Sunday ahead of the annual Port Huron Float Down. The weather service indicated Sunday morning that the advisory would be in effect from Harbor Beach to Port Huron from 4 p.m. Sunday to 4 a.m. Tuesday and from inner Saginaw Bay to Lake St. Clair 10 p.m. Sunday to 10 p.m. Monday.
Community Spotlight week of Aug. 18 and beyond
• Woman’s Life Chapter 855 conducts a continuous bottle and can drive with drop off locations in Richmond and Memphis to help those in the community in need. They also offer a pick up service for larger donations. For more information, call 586-318-4053. Fitness classes. • Henry Ford Macomb...
THIS WEEK’S SPORTS SCHEDULES
ARMADA HIGH SCHOOL Thursday, Aug. 22 Girls Varsity Golf 7:30 a.m. vs Lutheran High School Northwest at Hampton Public Golf Course. Saturday, Aug. 24 Girls Varsity Volleyball 8:30 a.m. Tournament at Lake Orion High School. Thanks for your interest in The Record Newspaper! If you are an existing subscriber, please...
Peach Festival Car Show is Sept. 1
Registration is now open for the Patrick L. Rinke Memorial Peach Festival Charity Car Show which will be held 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., Sunday, Sept. 1. Complimentary dash plaques will be given to the. Thanks for your interest in The Record Newspaper! If you are an existing subscriber, please...
Residents raise concerns about Capac Rd. speeds
BY STACY SOBOTKA Residents along Capac Road in Armada Township are concerned about speeders. They contacted Armada Township Supervisor John Paterek and a discussion on cracking down on speeding took place at the Armada Township. Thanks for your interest in The Record Newspaper! If you are an existing subscriber, please...
Donations needed for AAUW used book sale
The Romeo Branch of the American Association of University Women (AAUW) will be holding their 50th Annual Used Book Sale during the Peach Festival at the Romeo Community Center. The branch is requesting donations of. Thanks for your interest in The Record Newspaper! If you are an existing subscriber, please...
PUBLIC NOTICE – ARMADA TOWNSHIP MACOMB COUNTY, MICHIGAN ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
The Armada Township Zoning Board of Appeals will hold a public hearing on September 9, 2024, beginning at 7:00 P.M. at the Armada Township Hall, 23121 East Main Street, Armada, MI 48005 regarding the following:. The purpose of the hearing is to receive public comments on a request for a...
History of the Bruce Cemetery
BY LARRY SOBCZAK EDITOR The history of the Bruce Cemetery has roots that are nearly two centuries deep. According to Free Will Baptist history records, a congregation was organized in the area in 1826, seven. Thanks for your interest in The Record Newspaper! If you are an existing subscriber, please...
Village purchases plate reading cameras
BY STACY SOBOTKA The Village of Armada is now catching up with other communities in Michigan to track down stolen cars. The Armada Village Council approved the purchase of two Flock Safety Cameras at their. Thanks for your interest in The Record Newspaper! If you are an existing subscriber, please...
Sandusky Community School Board votes 6-0 to reincorporate previous Native American logo into school imagery
In addition to hearing a presentation from building and planning company SiteLogiq regarding the district’s next steps towards facility upgrades after the August approval of the $13 million bond proposal, the Sandusky Community School District Board voted 6-0 last night to reincorporate the original Native American head logo back into the school’s imagery.
Register for the Peach Festival 5K and 10K runs
BY LARRY SOBCAK EDITOR Registration is open through Wednesday, Aug. 28 for 32nd Annual Michigan Peach Festival 5k and 10k which will be held Thursday, Aug. 29 at Romeo Middle School. The entry fee is. Thanks for your interest in The Record Newspaper! If you are an existing subscriber, please...
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