Ortonville Village Public Notice

SYNOPSIS Ortonville Village Public Hearing regarding the 2016-2017 budget June 13, 2016 – 7:00 P.M Brandon Township Offices 395 Mill Street Trustees Present: Eschmann, Brice, McClerren, Skornicka, Baker, Wills Absent: Dylus without notice Public hearing called to order. 1. Roll call of trustees. 2. Chairman Wills indicated that village council is required by law to […]

Brandon Township Public

SYNOPSIS CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF BRANDON REGULAR MEETING June 6, 2016 Call to order at 7:00 p.m. Present:  Allen, Darnall, DePalma, DeWitt, Rumball, Waters, Thurman The following items were approved: Agenda as amended Consent Agenda as presented 2015 Audit New Hire of Full-Time Firefighter Purchase of 6 Cardiac Monitors Updating MABAS Agreement Firework Permit 2016 Fireworks […]

Public Notice Groveland Township

synopsis Groveland Twp. Board 6-13-2016 Call To Order & Roll Call Approved: Consent Agenda Budget amendment, Accts. payalbe Board Minutes Twp./Fire 5/9/2016 & 5/18/2016 Twp. Special NEW BUSINESS Approved Hiring Theresa Bills as Election Co-Ordinator Approved Lt. Mason Overtime Pay Approved MTA Dues Approved State of Groveland Twp. Letter Approved Groveland Oaks Fireworks Approved Camp […]

BRANDON TOWNSHIP

BRANDON TOWNSHIP NOTICE OF CLOSE OF REGISTRATION FOR THE STATE PRIMARY ELECTION TO BE HELD ON Tuesday, August 2, 2016 FOR Charter Township of Brandon To the qualified electors of the Charter Township of Brandon, County of Oakland in the State of Michigan: NOTICE IS HERBY GIVEN THAT THE BRANDON TOWNSHIP OFFICES WILL BE OPEN: […]

‘Humble and Kind’ pays off for GMS student

By David Fleet Editor Goodrich– A middle school student is in tune with a major country music star following a classroom assignment. Luke Giza, 14, an eighth grade student, received an autographed Tim McGraw guitar after utlizing his writing skills in the Humble and Kind Poetry Contest. Giza’s response in the contest was prompted by […]

School budget proposed

By Susan Bromley Staff Writer Brandon Twp.– The proposed school district budget has an operating surplus of nearly a half-million dollars and a fund balanced deemed healthy by the state. “I’m very pleased with the turnaround we have had in the district,” said Executive Director of Business Services Jan Meek. “Tough decisions have allowed us […]

Vote for Kent

Dear Editor, There’s an important election Aug. 2. I would like to add my support for Republican Joe Kent for 46th District House of Representative. Joe is a tax expert, and that’s just what we need in Lansing. He understands the impact taxes and red tape. He’s a straight shooter who follows through. I also […]

Ortonville Days return to downtown

By David Fleet Editor After an absence of more than three decades Ortonville Days is back—bigger and better than ever. “If it’s cold beer, friendly competition and entertainment under the big top—Ortonville Days is just the place,” said Ed Albertson, Ortonville Lions Club event coordinator. “We needed to get something for the whole family going […]

Memorial Day

Dear Editor, On May 30, VFW Post 582 paid honor to all veterans and celebrated the 150th anniversary of Memorial Day with our annual parade and program at the Ortonville Cemetery. Thank you to all of the scout groups for there participation and scout Pack 531 for passing out the water for the VFW. Special […]

A few questions

Dear Editor, In the coming weeks, readers will hear a lot about what Atlas Supervisor “Shirley” has done in a grandiose way. Aside from the traffic hazard of a billboard erected last week, there will be letters to the editor, personal endorsements, packaged dip samples and campaign tokens to buy our votes. Oh she is […]