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Offbeat: Get the beano -- Firefighters called for gas leak at Mexican restaurant
Burton firefighters paid a visit to a Mexican restaurant Monday afternoon after someone smelled gas.
Calling Them Out: Technology might hold the key to driving prostitution out of the neighborhood
The prostitutes along Dort Highway near Hemphill Road in Burton have been around for ages, neighbors and police say.
Shotgun-wielding suspect died behind chip counter at Palace Poker Room in Burton
Adam Crossnoe says the life cut short by shots in the Palace Poker Room early Wednesday morning didn't have to end that way.
Continue reading "Eqwan Sims turns himself into Burton police in shooting at Green Pine Apartments"
A 19-year-old Flint man turned himself into Burton police Wednesday evening, the day after shooting another man in the leg.
While Frankenmuth is rich with German culture, the Volkslaufe has American roots.
Police investigate shooting at Palace Poker Room in Burton that left the suspect dead
Burton police are investigating two shootings, including one at a local poker club that left the suspect dead.
Wednesday, July 01, 2009 at 6:36 a.m. We are following breaking news this morning out of Genesee County.
Continue reading "Online audience weighs in on complaints about prostitution in Burton"
The Flint Journal's online audience through MLive was buzzing over the weekend in response to some residents expressing complaints about the presence of prostitutes in their Burton neighborhood.
Continue reading "Crimes recently reported to the Burton Police Department"
Here is a sampling of recent items reported to the Burton police: On June 25 at 5:37 a.m. an officer stopped a man riding a bicycle in front of Delta Mobile Home Park.
Shriners enabled Lapeer girl to walk; grateful for help
Dorna Hainds said had she not come to the United States to be adopted and met the Shriners, she would be in an Indian orphanage still crippled from polio.
Some Burton residents still unhappy over prostitutes roaming South Dort Highway
Ingrid Lutze recalls fondly a campaign waged by her neighbors to keep prostitutes out of her neighborhood on Burton's north side two years ago.
Elevated E. coli results at Burton's Kelly Lake
The Genesee County Health Department is advising residents to avoid swimming in Burton's Kelly Lake due to elevated levels of E. coli bacteria.
Consumed with anger: Burton couple blames Consumers Energy for flood damage to home
Larry and Monica Stevenson, pictured on the back deck of their summer home in Burton, blame Consumers Energy for more than $40,000 worth of damage done to their home while they were living in Tennessee.
Burton woman launches disability awareness consulting company; MTA is her first client
Charlene Lizotte says having cerebral palsy has made her more driven. "Having a disability makes you more outgoing," said Lizotte, 41, of Burton, who last summer launched a disability awareness consulting business.
Tied to Controversy: Tethers free jail space and inmates
When the judge handed down his drunken driving sentence, James D. Branscum Jr. of Burton was ordered to spend a year in jail.
Flint Township/Swartz Creek Advance
Some deadbeat dads got early Father's Day greetings from the Genesee County Friend of the Court.
Caleigh Kennedy, 17, of Burton, tries to stay out of the water in the flooded James Street in Burton Wednesday while holding onto her friend Jennifer Beck, 17, as she and their friend Erik Owen, 21, splash each other after helping their friends get their flooded cars out of the street.
12 bar owners, workers charged in gambling case
Twelve owners and employees at four bars in the Flint area face charges of operating illegal casinos at their facilities and other charges related to gambling, the Michigan Attorney General's office announced today.
Flint Township/Swartz Creek Advance
Watered down: Mayor Charles Smiley defends hiring of Bobbie Cox before Burton City Council
Burton Councilwoman Laurie Tinnin stares in the direction of Mayor Charles Smiley on Monday night at the Burton City Council meeting.
Flint Township/Swartz Creek Advance
Don and Patsy Lou Williamson pay $1,200 for Burton resident's delinquent water bill
BURTON, Michigan - "Don and Patsy Lou Williamson wish Bobbie Cox and the City of Burton the best." Those were the closing remarks of Burton resident Cheryl Sclater, who presented the Burton City Council Monday night with a check for $1,200 from the former Flint mayor and his wife to pay Cox's delinquent water bill.
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