Goodrich-The number of students in the district has continued to decline after the recent count day. Following the Feb. 12 statewide count day, Goodrich now has 2,099 students, 56 fewer than the 2,155 reported in February 2012. According to the report, enrollment for kindergarten through second grade increased from 385 in February 2012 to 391 […]
Dr. David Pinelli has come to know plenty of patients during his 14-year stint in Ortonville. ‘I estimate 50,000 visits,? laughs Pinelli, from his office at POH Medical Center, 180 Ortonville Road. ‘Over the years the practice has grown and so have I.? On Feb. 22, Pinelli will grow his expertise a littler further away […]
Atlas Twp.-On Monday night the township board of trustees discussed ballot language for an increase in police millage for a spring election. With a deadline of Feb. 26 looming for the May 7 ballot’a discrepancy was determined over a taxable value report of the township prepared by assessor Carrie Bock. As a result, a special […]
From rotary telephones to iPads’technology has evolved at a rapid rate. On Jan. 24, RUSH (Respect Unity Spirit and Heart) Team Leader Kyle Hughes, along with six members of Team RUSH, a Clarkston High School robotics organization, spent part of their day with some of the senior members of the Ortonville Woman’s Club to demonstrate […]
Six weeks. That’s how long the the First Robotics teams of Goodrich were given by NASA Robotics Alliance to build a robot that can toss flying discs into goals and then climb a 90-inch pyramid. The project, titled ‘Ultimate Ascent,? was completed by the Goodrich students at midnight Feb. 19. ‘Not enough time, not enough […]
Goodrich- A few new neighbors may be arriving soon in the village. Davison-based C & L Ward Brothers recently purchased the remaining parcels in Goodrich Meadows. The village subdivision, which first opened about ten years ago, had been owned by Huntington Bank for the past two years following a series of financial shortcomings. Goodrich Meadows […]
Goodrich-The standardized Michigan Educational Assessment Program tests reading and math taken in the fall of 2012 over grades third through eighth, in addition to writing for fourth and seventh, science for fifth and eighth and social studies tests for ninth grade students. ‘These numbers mean that our journey is ongoing,? said Scott Bogner, first year […]
Groveland Twp.-Beep-beep. For less than $3,000 in 1969, muscle car enthusiasts could land a brand new Plymouth Road Runner with the trademark horn in their driveway. While prices, styles and horns have changed over the last four decades’at least one local resident has vowed to keep the ‘muscle? on the road. Township residents Keith and […]
Patrick Baldwin loved to wear pajama pants. ‘He always had those pants on,? said his father, Pat. ‘People that knew him will remember Patrick in those pants.? The casual garb is now synonymous with the 19-year-old Brandon High School graduate who took his own life on Nov. 14, 2012. ‘Patrick was very intelligent, quick thinking,? […]
Groveland Twp.-Named for Tamarack Hills Farms and purchased in 1950 by the United Jewish Charities, Camp Tamarack incorporates more than 1,400 acres of township wilderness near Perryville Road and attracts more than 15,000 visitors each year. The township camp, which turned 60-years-old last year, may soon be just a little smaller. Representatives of the United […]