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 THE BUSINESS COMMUNITY should be interested in what is going on in Lansing with the governor’s appointed Worker’s Compensation Task Force. Michigan has a...
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Alma Woman’s Club Invites New Members to Join and Support Community Initiatives

 The Alma Woman’s Club (AWC) awarded thousands of dollars to children this summer, enabling them to attend camps focused on music, dance, art, and...
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Letter To The Editor

 To the Editor: For over 2 years I have tried to get enforcement of existing city, state and Federal law pertaining to the operation of...
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Breckenridge Equestrian Captures District Crown

By William Meiners Herald Staff Writer  Breckenridge High School’s equestrian team, consisting of sophomores Lauralei McGill and Ava DeVuyst, claimed the District 17 D championship during...
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St. Louis Teen Wins Statewide “I Voted” Sticker Contest

 Andrew Brasher of St. Louis, a senior at Alma High School, is no stranger to artistic endeavors. This fall, his creativity will reach millions...
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Rural Property Owners Invited to Learn About Solutions for Failing Septics

By Rosemary Horvath Herald Correspondent  Rural homeowners relying on septic systems are encouraged to attend an informational event addressing what to do if their systems fail,...
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Pavilion Park ‘Unique and Fun’ Way to Enjoy Breckenridge

 The Village of Breckenridge now has a year-round unique and fun space to gather, have parties, events, socialize and visit downtown. Pavilion Park, called because...
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Vegetation at DTE Energy’s Pine River Solar Park Serves a Purpose

Community members driving past DTE Energy’s new solar park in Pine River Township may notice the vegetation growing between the rows of solar panels...
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Fulton Schools’ Sinking Fund Proposal Passes

Michael MacDonald Herald Editor A sinking fund proposal for Fulton Schools passed in last Tuesday’s general election, allowing the district to...
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County Residents Turn Out in Large Numbers for General Election

Michael MacDonald Herald Editor  Gratiot County saw a 75 percent turnout for this year’s general election with 19,940 of the county’s...
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Gratiot Parks and Rec Millage Attracts Requests for Three Projects

Rosemary Horvath Herald Correspondent  Gratiot County’s parks and recreation millage fund has drawn interest from local municipalities, with three proposals seeking...

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