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The One Famous Person From Hudson, Michigan (and Vintage Photos: 1890-1944)
I had never been to the Lenawee County town of Hudson until recently. Located about ten miles away from the Michigan/Ohio border, Hudson is only a little over two square miles in size. The town was originally called ‘Lanesville’ and the first post office in the area began operating in...
Bid approved for Hudson house demolition
HUDSON — A dilapidated house at the corner of Grove and Lafayette streets in Hudson is set to be torn down soon. The Hudson City Council on Thursday approved a $12,500 bid from Briskey Brothers Construction, the lowest of three quotes submitted. The city meeting, set for Tuesday, was rescheduled due to a tornado warning that evening.
Lambert Junttila and former elections clerk arraigned for alleged breach of voter data
Attorney Stefanie Lambert Junttila and former Adams Township. Clerk Stephanie Scott were arraigned on Monday in District Court 2B in Hillsdale County. Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel announced charges against the pair on Wednesday, accusing Scott and Lambert Junttila of allowing an unauthorized computer examiner to access voter data concerning the 2020 election, including non-public […] The post Lambert Junttila and former elections clerk arraigned for alleged breach of voter data appeared first on Michigan Advance.
Reading Chamber of Commerce to host '517 Day' Friday
The event will begin at 4 p.m. with the opening of the Michigan Street Market. There will be live music, a beer tent, cornhole, food trucks, sidewalk chalk art and family-friendly games. — On May 17, the Reading Chamber of Commerce will welcome the community to celebrate the area code...
3 Hillsdale College graduating seniors commissioned into U.S. Marine Corps
HILLSDALE — Hillsdale College graduating seniors Tomasz Ignatik and Joseph Randolph were commissioned as second lieutenants of the U.S. Marine Corps Saturday, May 11. A third graduating senior, Joseph Hardenbergh, will be commissioned this summer. The college hosted an outdoor ceremony at the Civil War Soldiers’ Monument on May 11 to honor the students’ achievement and willingness to serve.
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