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OP-ED: Why Brownfield TIF Makes Sense for Lakeside Estates

By Kevin Beeson Pine River Township Supervisor I want to explain an opportunity that has come before Pine River Township that I believe deserves our thoughtful...
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Letter To The Editor

To The Editor: I am wondering if the people of St. Louis and beyond are aware of the dangerous conditions that exist in the St....
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Lawsuit Alleges Years of Understaffing at Ashley, St. Louis Nursing Homes

Michael MacDonald Herald Editor Two Gratiot County nursing homes operated for years without enough staff to meet residents’ assessed needs, resulting in inadequate supervision, untreated injuries,...
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Alma Proposes Utility Increases Through 2032

Rosemary Horvath Herald Correspondent Alma residents could pay more for water, sewer and solid waste services beginning next summer under a proposed five-year utility plan reviewed...
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State Approves Permit for New Haven Twp Dairy

Rosemary Horvath Herald Correspondent KB Dairy, a new operation permitted for as many as 3,450 cows in New Haven Township, received state approval last week for...
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Tax Incentive Sought for Historic St. Louis Building

Michael MacDonald Herald Editor A developer who bought a historic, long-vacant downtown St. Louis building for $10,000 is taking the first step toward securing a property-tax...
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Health, Safety and Summer Fun Fill Wright Park

Chris Boshoven Herald Correspondent Alma’s Wright Park was brimming with kids of various ages enjoying all kinds of outdoor activities last Thursday during this year’s Health...
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Summer Youth Theatre Presents ‘Something Rotten! Jr.’

Chris Boshoven Herald Correspondent Finishing touches are being put on “Something Rotten! Jr.,” the Summer Youth Theatre Workshop production that opens Aug. 7 and runs two...
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Perrinton Woman Pedals Across Michigan

William Meiners Herald Correspondent Patty Ferretti is no stranger to long bike rides. Over the last 25 years, the Perrinton resident...
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County Finds Solar Rules Incompatible With State

Michael MacDonald Herald Editor Gratiot County commissioners last Tuesday declared zoning rules governing Sumner Township incompatible with state law, allowing the...
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Michael MacDonald Herald Editor The Michigan Court of Appeals last Friday ruled that a marijuana manufacturing charge against an Alma man...

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