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MARINE CITY -- Garrison Glowniak picked up a hat trick to lead Cardinal Mooney to a 5-0 nonconference soccer victory Thursday afternoon against Dryden.

A common sight around Almont, Attica, Dryden, Hadley and Lapeer this week have been piles of wet carpet and other debris piled at the curb following last weekend's near--record rainfall.

When Fenton resident Dina Senick and her husband bought C&D Collision in downtown Lapeer three years ago, they were told they didn't need flood insurance, so they didn't get the coverage, even though previous building owners had.

The communities of Almont, Metamora and Dryden also were soaked with heavy rainfall last weekend.

When Randy Crowel bought the one-time bank building on the southeast corner of Main and Mill streets 15 years ago and opened Lloyd's Heritage Inn restaurant, it was something of a triumphant return and fulfillment of a youthful fantasy.

The next three elections in August, September and November are quickly approaching.

Funnel clouds churned amid the wail of tornado sirens, dime size hail pelted vehicles, thunder clouds loomed while bolts of lightening lit up a barn and tree during an evening of threatening weather Thursday.

Lapeer Community Schools rolled out a series of budget cuts and a one-time dip into district savings at Thursday's board meeting to wipe out an expected $4.19 million revenue shortfall for the 2009-10 school year.

This mornings thunderstorm caused minor damage, such as trees branches knocked down in Genesee County.

Ada Jarmosevich, 62, of Dryden Township, was just 7 years old when she left the Netherlands and moved with her family to Detroit, where her dad opened a bakery.

Perhaps Theresa Pickering's biggest defense against her cancer is attitude. Pickering, 44, of Dryden, is the children's librarian of six years at the Ruth Hughes Memorial Library in Imlay City.

It was deemed a painful decision to have to make, but the Dryden Community Schools Board of Education had to settle a projected $351,000 shortfall in the 2009-10 budget and eliminated four personnel positions at a special meeting Wednesday.

The following Memorial Day weekend events are planned around Lapeer County: There will be an outdoor worship service for Lapeer police, rescue, fire, military, and veterans at 10 a.m. today at St.

TUNES: TANTRUM will appear on the on Lapeer Music Planet Soundstage at 7:30 p.m. Friday.

In celebration of National Trails Day on June 6, the third annual Polly Ann Trail Walk will be held in Imlay City.