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Electric Vehicle Charging Stations in Alma Resemble Regular Parking Spaces

By Rosemary Horvath Herald Correspondent  Having electric vehicle drivers locate charging stations within the city of Alma is effortless thanks to apps and websites. But finding a...
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Women’s Resource Center ‘Prom Closet’ to Reopen Saturday

By William Meiners Herald Staff Writer  In spite of recent snow flurries, the high school prom season is upon us. From the first Saturday in April...
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MSU FORESTRY: ‘Tis the Season for Making Maple Syrup

By William Meiners Herald Staff Writer For maple syrup enthusiasts, the time is right for tapping trees. The cold nights and warming days make it all...
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Library Book Sale This Week

The Friends of the Cutler Memorial Library will host their twice-yearly used book and video sale during National Library Week 2022. The sale will be...
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Supreme Court Justice to Speak at Alma College Presidential Speaker Series

Alma College will welcome Michigan Supreme Court Justice Richard Bernstein, who will give a speech as part of the 2021-22 Presidential Speaker Series, at...
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Poptart Elementary

Donald Brake, 10, a fourth grade student at Pine Avenue Elementary School in Alma was recently selected as top five finalist in a...
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Alma Split Over Recreational Marijuana Sales

By Michael MacDonald Herald Editor  An informal discussion to rescind an ordinance that prohibits adult-use recreational marijuana facilities from operating within its city limits exposed a...
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Fulton Residents Not ‘Backing Down’ as Wind Farm Moves Forward

By William Meiners Herald Staff Writer  Much to the disappointment of the nearly full house in the Township Hall last Thursday, the Fulton Planning Commission recommended...
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Michael MacDonald Herald Editor Tom Clark has spent nearly three decades strengthening Gratiot Animal Control with modernized practices and community outreach,...
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Rosemary Horvath Herald Correspondent The Village of Breckenridge is seeking to fill a council vacancy after re-elected member Brian T. Wenzel...

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