East China News

While more than 100 students are attending summer school in the East China School District, it's not the only thing happening there this summer.

FORT GRATIOT -- Robert L. Totten, 73, died Sunday June 28, 2009. Survived by his wife Janet.

Linfa, the third tropical storm for this year, landed in east China's Fujian Province Sunday evening, packing winds at 23 meters per second at its eye.

East China, June 3, 2009: For many, the love and loyalty of a dog is unmatchable.

EAST CHINA TWP -- Barbara A. Ulrich, 72, died Saturday May 30, 2009. She is survived by her children Darci Acre and Dallas Danhausen.

Busses, infrastructure improvements and new technology are on the wish list of the East China Board of Education, and a bond issue is being considered in order to help make these improvements reality.

Central Michigan University President Michael Rao listens while exchanging words with Vice President of Governmental Relations and Public Affairs Kathy Wilbur at the Senate Committee meeting Monday morning inside the Charles V. Park Library.

In this day of shrinking budgets, Michigan's population migration, school closings and challenging contract negotiations, it is a wonder that any qualified person wants a seat on the local school board.

Jason Antoniewicz of East China, Mich., has the voice of a young Bob Eubanks. Perhaps that's why the 21-year-old Central Michigan University student won the "GSN LIVE Play Everyday Tour" game show host search last month at Livonia's Laurel Park Place mall.

Mariner Drama presents Ken Ludwig's adventurous and NEW adaptation of Robert Louis Stevenson's Treasure Island.

A 5-cent tax on beer is just a proposal, but the idea doesn't sit well with our first caller.

St. Clair County Community College's administration Thursday released a $31.05 million 2009-2010 budget recommendation that calls for no increase from last year's budget and no increase in tuition or fees.

About 200,000 gallons of partially treated waste water overflowed into the St. Clair River Tuesday, said East China Township Waste Water Treatment Plant Superintendent Dion Pike.

In a community known for water, Brian Schneider is making sure boaters don't have to go far to get what they need.

Fall 2008 Michigan Educational Assessment Program scores show area schools staying in line with the state average, according to officials.

Go Michigan State! To the phones: John from Marysville: 'I'm calling in regard to Ford and GM making car payments.

The impending closure of Washington Elementary School in Marine City won't affect only that school's students.

Prepare for a lot of drama. Several elementary, middle and high schools around the Blue Water Area have students stretching their acting muscles and getting ready to hit the stage.

The Washington Elementary School Parent-Teacher Organization is making its last-ditch effort to persuade East China School Board members to vote Monday against closing the Marine City school.

How many times have we heard it? But for Jeanne Richardson, the stories are true.