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Shootings, traffic have your ear
Yee-haw. The weekend is almost here. Hopefully, the weather will be nice for outdoor fun.
Teacher is 'a breath of fresh air'
Peering over shoulders and making remarks about what the children were doing, Diane Franciosi spent Sunday morning getting her Sunday school class to do more than learn about their faith.
Past and present projects will be discussed at the club's meeting at 7 p.m. Nov.
State roads take beating from big rigs
Would you rather be punched 50 times by a gaggle of kindergartners or once by the heavyweight champ? Assuming you're no masochist, the answer is a no-brainer. Bring on the kiddies.
Holiday fixings served up at Algonac K of C hall
Legends of Algonac project races forward
Algonac gathers for Veteran's Day ceremony
Deer season opener is in sight
Could you hit a target the size of a sheep at more than 500 yards while standing and shooting a rifle offhand? Gary Dawson does that so well he has won the Michigan High-Power Rifle Championship several times.
Algonac man wins lottery prize
An Algonac man won $250,000 in the Oct. 30 Mega Millions drawing, according to information from the Michigan Lottery.
SC4 registration to open Monday
Registration for winter semester classes at St. Clair County Community College begins Monday.
Rautzhan: Check your library for all recommended children's books
It's no surprise that public libraries are as strapped for cash as everyone else.
Area gets first shot at vaccine
CLAY TWP. -- Melissa Kleckner had her hands full Monday as she readied her children to receive the H1N1 vaccine.
County gets first H1N1 vaccines
Vaccines for the H1N1 flu have arrived in St. Clair County and will be given to the public starting Monday.
Numbers are back from student count day Sept. 30 and have confirmed what many school district officials said they already knew: There are fewer students.
Lansing right to halt money for new bridge
Acting with prudence and common sense, the Michigan Legislature has slammed the brakes on a proposed $3 billion bridge across the Detroit River.
A New Health Food Store for Dogs and Cats opens in Clay Township, MI
October 15, 2009 Dateline Clay Township, MI A new health food store for pets has opened in Clay Township on Pointe Tremble Road near the Algonac High School.
Editorial Quick Hits: Carmakers still need lower costs
The purpose of the federal funds advanced to Chrysler and General Motors was to allow them to survive -- not to cement their uncompetitive costs in place.
Bands earn high marks at festival
Nine area bands took part in the Michigan School Band and Orchestra Association tonight at Memorial Stadium and all of them received high marks for their performances.