Hamburg News

For the first time, Brighton voters head to the polls on Tuesday to vote for Brighton City Council and Brighton Area Schools candidates at the same time.

Hamburg Township has hired former Chrysler Executive Allen Carlson as interim clerk pending the certification of the recall election tomorrow night by the Livingston County board of canvassers.

Hamburg Senior Center's Annual Bazaar takes place from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday at the Hamburg Senior Center, located across Hamburg Township Hall at 10407 Merrill Road.

Voters on Tuesday approved tax hikes to pay for police and parks by a 2-1 margin and recalled Clerk Matt Skiba.

Voters in Hamburg Township, Brighton, Howell and the Brighton and Pinckney school districts go to the polls Tuesday to resolve a number of questions and races on the ballot for the November general election.

On Tuesday, the residents of Hamburg Township will be asked to vote on a millage to provide funding to keep our parks, Lakelands Trail, and the senior and community center operating.

Brighton The Brighton Senior Center is at 850 Spencer Road in Brighton. Fall and winter hours are 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Mondays through Thursdays, and noon to 4 p.m. Saturdays.

Voters in this southern Livingston community will have multiple ballot issues to consider Tuesday, including a tax hike to sustain police services, a first-time increase for parks and a $59.5 million bond to fund technology and building upgrades in Pinckney Community Schools.

The Hamburg Township Police Department has been awarded a federal grant in the amount of $5,088 to help equip its officers with bulletproof vests.

More than 475 Hamburg Township absentee ballots supposedly missing last week have been found.

First-year Hamburg Township Clerk Matt Skiba faces a recall election Nov. 3, but he's not talking about it anymore.

Some Hamburg Township residents have yet to receive their absentee ballots. According to Joan Runyan, elections coordinator with the Livingston County clerk's office, as many as 475 of the 1,300 absentee ballots mass-mailed from the post office in Howell on Oct.

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Jonathan Kramer, 36, a resident of Hamburg Township, was named one of Crain's Detroit's 40 Under 40.

Amid unprecedented declines in property values and poor economic times, police in Hamburg Township are asking voters to ratify a 10-year, 1.5-mill property tax Nov.

A Hamburg Township resident has been ordered to keep his dog quarantined after the dog bit a pizza delivery woman and a police sergeant responding to a call about the dog.

A major drug bust puts more than 40 people behind bars. Hamburg Township Police say more arrests are on the way.

DEA Detroit Assists Hamburg TWP Police In Large Local Impact Investigation - Increase in heroin overdose deaths led to multi-jurisdictional investigation with 50 arrests OCT 14 -- In February 2009, Hamburg Township Police investigated the second heroin-related death in less than three months at the same home.

Mary Anderson scanned the list of 43 people arrested in a multijurisdictional investigation that identified alleged drug dealers in four counties, including Livingston, hoping to find the man she believes is responsible for her daughter's death.

Drug ring takedown announced at Hamburg press conference BY LISA ROOSE-CHURCH * DAILY PRESS & ARGUS * October 13, 2009 View mug shots on PDF Officials said 43 arrests were made, including eight arrests of Mexican nationals living illegally in the United States.