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 2025 Breckenridge HIGH SCHOOL HOMECOMING COURT Friday, September 19, 2025 • 7PM 9th: Ezra Stoneman and Lexi Smith 10th: Christian Dutton and Presley Butcher 11th: Justin Toner and...
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St. Louis Homecoming

2025 St. louis HIGH SCHOOL HOMECOMING COURT Friday, September 19, 2025 • 7PM Front row (left to right): Boston Clarke, Aubrey McCulley, Trinity Bergey, Aeralyn Leonard,...
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Developer Interest in Ithaca Subdivision

Michael MacDonald Herald Editor  Ithaca is negotiating a possible sale in the Westwind Estates subdivision after a developer signaled interest in building homes on the last...
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St. Louis Seeks $400K to Aid Homeowner Repairs

Michael MacDonald Herald Editor The St. Louis City Council last week approved pursuing $400,000 in state funds to help about 40 homeowners with needed repairs. The action...
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State Attorney General Ties Gratiot Man to Fraud Case

Michael MacDonald Herald Editor  A St. Louis resident is among three mid-Michigan men facing trial on felony charges in connection with an alleged identity theft and...
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Retirement Marks End of Era for Alma Sewing Center

Chris Boshoven Herald Correspondent  There are few businesses in town that have been around longer than the Alma Sewing Center. Now that owner Ken Solomon is...
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County Reviews Route for 39-Mile Transmission Line

Rosemary Horvath Herald Correspondent Gratiot County commissioners last week reviewed a proposed route for a high-voltage transmission line through New Haven and North Shade townships, with...
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St Louis Revokes Tax Abatement for Mill Street Property

Michael MacDonald Herald Editor  The St. Louis City Council revoked a tax abatement for 214 N. Mill St. last week, determining the building owner failed to...
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PUMP THE BRAKES: County Board Pulls Transit Expansion Proposal

Rosemary Horvath Herald Correspondent A November ballot proposal to expand public transit across Gratiot County collapsed last week after three commissioners...
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Renewals Would Support Seniors, Ag and Development

Michael MacDonald Herald Editor County residents will decide Aug. 4 whether to continue property taxes that help pay for meals delivered...
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Ballot Features 10 Local Tax Questions Across Gratiot

Michael MacDonald Herald Editor Gratiot County voters will decide 10 local tax questions in the Aug. 4 primary involving emergency services,...

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