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Fulton to Bring Newly Certified Trainers into Classrooms

By William Meiners Herald Staff Writer  You don’t need an advanced degree in psychology to know that dogs can bring joy into our daily lives. These...
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Annual Labor Day Bridge Walk in St. Louis

The community is invited to participate in the annual Labor Day Bridge Walk on Monday, September 2, at the St. Louis High School track. The...
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Mid Michigan Big Brothers Big Sisters Recruiting in Gratiot

By William Meiners Herald Staff Writer  They’re called “Bigs” and “Littles.” Yet sometimes the relationships between the adult mentors and schoolchildren become friendships that can span...
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Resurfacing Project on US-127 Business Route in St. Louis Underway After Slight Delay

Recent rain showers postponed the start of a $181,000 resurfacing project on US-127 Business Route (BR) in St. Louis, which was originally scheduled to...
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Sumner Daze Draws Big Crowds in Spite of Weekend Rain

By William Meiners Herald Staff Writer For nearly 40 years, the Sumner Daze Festival has turned the small village with a tiny post office into a...
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Alma Fire District Celebrates 151st Anniversary with Parade, Saturday Events

By William Meiners Herald Staff Writer What better way to usher in a weekend celebration of a fire department’s 151st anniversary than a fire truck light...
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Historic Crystal Theatre Seeks New Owner to Continue Legacy

By Rosemary Horvath Herald Correspondent  From an Elvis impersonator fundraiser hosted by the local library to the upcoming first-run film “Deadpool & Wolverine,” opening this Friday,...
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over the Back Fence

I’ve never been able to develop a knack for do-it-your-self projects. I know that it can, but not necessarily, be cheaper to do a...
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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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