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Countywide Transit Discussion Gains Traction

Rosemary Horvath Herald Correspondent Wheels are beginning to turn in the direction of a countywide transit system as more residents express a desire for reliable transportation. Alma...
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Sweet Lesson in Breckenridge

Michael MacDonald Herald Editor  The reward came last week when Breckenridge eighth graders sat down to pancakes topped with maple syrup they had helped make themselves. What...
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St. Louis Launches $400K Home Repair Program

Michael MacDonald Herald Editor  The City of St. Louis has opened applications for a homeowner rehabilitation program following the release of $400,000 in state housing funds...
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Arts United Fundraiser Returns to Alma College

Michael MacDonald Herald Editor Eight two-person dance teams are actively raising money and preparing routines ahead of Arts United, Alma College’s annual fundraiser supporting United Way...
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Tractor Race Raises Funds for Service Projects

 At Pins Bar and Grille in Ithaca, the Gratiot County Lions Clubs’ annual tractor race unfolded Saturday, Feb. 21, without engines, dirt or noise....
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Alma Student Places Third in National Competition

Megan Neeley Herald Correspondent  Andrew Dean Morgan, a 16-year-old sophomore at Alma High School, earned third place in the national American Printing House for the Blind...
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Local Scout Earns Eagle Rank With St. Louis Troop

Megan Neeley Herald Correspondent Logan Alan Lewis has earned the rank of Eagle Scout, becoming the 64th member of St. Louis-based Troop 609 to achieve Scouting’s...
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Gratiot Surgeon Attends State of the Union

Megan Neeley Herald Correspondent U.S. Representative John Moolenaar brought a longtime Gratiot County surgeon to Washington, D.C. last week as his guest for President Donald Trump’s...
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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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Appeals Court Dismisses Charge in Fatal House Fire 

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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