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By Rosemary Horvath Herald Staff Writer  The Seville Township Library in downtown Riverdale welcomed patrons back on Monday after an unexpected closure that began in May. “It...
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Rocky the Snake Growing Outside St. Louis City Hall

By William Meiners Herald Staff Writer  A snake was spotted earlier this summer outside of City Hall in St. Louis. Neither angry rattler nor hungry python,...
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92-Year-Old Alma Alum Drives Model T to Class Reunion

By William Meiners Herald Staff Writer  A rainy weekend in mid-August may have limited the number of attendees at an “all-class” reunion for Alma Schools. And...
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Fox Hunt: Can You Identify the Year of This Photo?

By William Meiners Herald Staff Writer  Steve Bakker is on a bit of a fox hunt. A certifiable history buff with his mind on several projects,...
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Alma Woman Planning Third ‘Memorial Stair Climb’ to Honor 9/11 Firefighters

By William Meiners Herald Staff Writer  For the third time since 2020, Tara Clanche, a 37-year-old Alma woman, is planning to walk up and down the...
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Gratiot County Community Foundation Awards $88,023 in Summer Grant Cycle

 The Gratiot County Community Foundation has announced the distribution of $88,023 in grants during its Summer 2024 grant cycle, supporting a variety of local...
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Scientists to Host Community Meetings on PBB Contamination

 Decades after one of Michigan’s worst environmental disasters, scientists are returning to the communities most affected by the PBB contamination that shook the state...
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Alma College Begins Forest Management Work on ‘Bog’ Property

By Time Rath Alma College Communications  Both casual passersby as well as longtime residents may have notice dactive forest management activity at the Alma College Ecological...
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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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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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