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With Sheriff Transition County Seeks New Shelter Director

Michael MacDonald Herald Editor Tom Clark has spent nearly three decades strengthening Gratiot Animal Control with modernized practices and community outreach, experience he now brings to...
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Breckenridge Village Council Faces Vacancy After Election Resignation

Rosemary Horvath Herald Correspondent The Village of Breckenridge is seeking to fill a council vacancy after re-elected member Brian T. Wenzel submitted his resignation on Nov....
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Longtime Wheeler Supervisor Passes Torch After Decades of Service

Rosemary Horvath Herald Correspondent Jerry Rohde wrapped up 22 years as Wheeler Township supervisor last Wednesday by officially handing the reins to his successor, Neil Jenkins,...
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County Adjusts ARPA Plan to Support Township Requests

Rosemary Horvath Herald Correspondent  Gratiot County commissioners recently revised the county’s American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funding plan to accommodate specific requests from Wheeler and New...
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Efforts Underway to Update Gratiot’s Hazard Mitigation Plan

Michael MacDonald Herald Editor  Gratiot County Emergency Management & Homeland Security is leading efforts to update the county’s Hazard Mitigation Plan, a comprehensive, five-year strategy aimed...
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Longtime Trustee Named Interim President of Alma College

By Tim Rath Alma College Communications  Following Alma College’s announcement of a national search for its 14th president in April, the Board of Trustees has moved...
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Two Boy Scouts Lead Projects for Eagle Rank

Michael MacDonald Herald Editor  Two members of Boy Scout Troop 609 in St. Louis are working toward Eagle Scout rank through community service projects that address...
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Local Businesses Reopen With Ribbon Cuttings

Chelsea Sherlock Herald Contributor Just in time for Small Business Saturday, two locally-owned stores, Purple Pear and Greener Days, have reopened in renovated buildings. The Purple Pear...
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FOIA Details Fallout After Ithaca Control Issue

Michael MacDonald Herald Editor Ithaca City Council had been moving toward a new police department when the process abruptly stopped, followed...
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County Transit Proposal Advances to Ballot

Rosemary Horvath Herald Correspondent Lively back and forth speculation over voter interest in a millage-financed countywide transit system landed support last...
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Hope Works Mid-Michigan Expands Reach Amid Funding Strain

William Meiners Herald Correspondent Half a year after rebranding and an expansion of services, Hope Works Mid-Michigan, formerly Gratiot County Hope...

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