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Michigan man charged for bottle deposit fraud amounting to more than $50,000
DAVISON, Mich. — A Davison man is facing fraud charges stemming from an alleged bottle deposit scam he was running through Valley Liquor. Namir Shango, 34, is accused of creating fake bottle deposit return invoices to receive fraudulent credits from soft-drink distributors. Shango is charged with one count of...
Michigan man charged with committing bottle deposit fraud
DAVISON, MI – A Davison man has been charged with one count of false pretenses for allegedly committing bottle return fraud at a Mt. Morris liquor store, the Michigan Attorney General has announced. Namir Shango, 34, allegedly created fake bottle deposit return invoices to present to a soft drink...
Hoppers Win Over Mammoths, 4-3
UTICA, Mich. – The Eastside Diamond Hoppers (22-21) won over the Westside Woolly Mammoths (23-18), 4-3, in Sunday afternoon’s contest at Jimmy John’s Field. Two Hoppers hit home runs, Todd Mattox and Noah Marcoux. Marcoux now leads the USPBL in home rune with nine. Mattox had one additional hit, ending the game with two. Zeb Roos and Luis Aviles had the remaining two runs for Eastside.
Eagle Soccer Soars in Season Opener with 4-1 Triumph Over Goodrich
Last Tuesday, the Eagle Soccer squad soared into action, traveling to Division 2 powerhouse Goodrich for their season opener. With nine seniors, three juniors, and six sophomores on the roster, this year’s Eagles are a well-seasoned crew, building on last year’s youthful foundation. “We were a young team last year, but now we’re bigger, stronger, and carrying not just last season’s experience, but a lot of offseason work too,” said head coach Marcus Baker.
Davison man charged for alleged fraud involving bottle return deposits
LANSING, Mich. - A 34-year-old Davison man is facing a felony charge for alleged fraud regarding bottle returns. Namir Shango was arraigned in court on one count of False Pretenses, $50,000 to $100,000 for allegedly committing bottle return fraud from the Mt. Morris liquor store Valley Liquor, according to Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel.
Abandoned 40-Acre Property Near Brown City, Michigan
Here's another hunk of 'abandoned' property that is up for auction: a 40-acre piece of land with a house, vehicles, and garage sitting deep in the woods. It sits somewhere off Maple Valley Road near Brown City in the Michigan Thumb. Old trucks and even a jeep are sitting, getting...
Michigan Growth Office visits Utica as part of its placemaking tour
UTICA — As part of the Michigan Growth Office’s summer roadshow, Chief Growth Officer Hilary Doe, Macomb County Executive Mark Hackel and members from Connect Macomb went on a tour of Macomb County areas that have incorporated growth priorities into their community work, including Utica. The tour of...
Area News Headlines
These news headlines brought to you by these fine sponsors:. Sandusky District Reinstates Old Logo Amid Ongoing Mascot Debate. The Sandusky School District is facing renewed controversy after the school board voted to bring back a former Native American head logo while keeping the current Wolves mascot. Supporters say the logo honors the region's Native American heritage, separate from the retired Redskins name.
DOWNTOWN PARKING, Then & Now
Last week, Channel 7 News did a story on downtown parking. If you would have asked me just a few short years ago if I was worried about having enough parking in our downtown, I might have said something like, “I can only hope one day we have a parking problem.” Of course, what I mean is that having parking challenges would mean that we have grown enough to have traffic on our roads, pedestrians on our sidewalks, and cars in our parking spaces. If you look at downtown parking with a very narrow view, you might think there are few spaces available to customers if all you look at are the on-street spaces. The truth is, and yes, this is FACTUAL, there are well over 400 public spaces available, as well as hundreds more privately owned spaces, in our downtown as it currently stands. In fact, there are 233 spaces just in our parking deck alone. To be fair, about half of the parking deck spaces are reserved for the residents who live in the attached apartment building, Auburn Square. A drive through the parking deck on any given day will usually provide for at least 30, 40, or even 50 available spaces. Since our downtown is essentially one block long and the parking deck is nearly in the middle of it, parking in the deck means that a patron or employee of a downtown business will not have to walk more than one-half block to get to their destination. To the east of the parking deck is a public parking lot that nearly always has many available spaces. Like the deck and on-street spaces, this surface lot as well as others are all free to use.
Annual Trestle Trek to take place Monday
You don’t have to travel up north this Labor Day to participate in a five mile long bridge walk. The St. Clair County County Parks and Recreation Commission is hosting the 16th annual “Trek the Trestle” walk Monday along the Wadhams to Avoca Trail. The event is one of dozens statewide that coincide with the annual Labor Day walk on the Mackinac Bridge.
Area News Headlines
These news headlines brought to you by these fine sponsors:. Speaker Township approves establishing a fire department. The Speaker Township Board of Trustees issued a notice they adopted an ordinance regarding establishing a fire department. Earlier this month the board approved: establishing a Speaker Township Fire Department, establishing the organizational...
Brief history of early Almont’s Homecoming traditions
Almont Township was organized on March 7, 1834. Seventy-five years later the Village and Township leaders decided to hold a celebration. The celebration was to be a “Homecoming” celebration to welcome back former residents. This was not like a high school Homecoming but was to welcome back anyone who had lived in Almont and moved away.
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