Hamburg News

Just before Christmastime, Zukey Lake Tavern in Hamburg Township transforms from a family restaurant into a Christmas spectacle.

The Hamburg Township Committee of the Livingston County Republican Party has selected Hamburg Township Clerk Jim Neilson as its nominee for the February 23 election.

The city of Brighton has put in its two cents about possible plans to close Lindbom Elementary School: It would like to keep the city's only elementary school open.

Whether he's restoring his 1968 convertible Chevrolet Corvette or giving financial advice, South Lyon High School graduate Bryan Bradford likes getting down to the nuts and bolts of things.

As a resident of Hamburg Township, our famous Livingston County has again failed to deal with a service one would expect.

Discovering where we live is not difficult for me. The problem lies with our "physical" address.

A spaghetti dinner is served from 5-8 p.m. with karaoke starting at 7:30 p.m. at American Legion Post 419, 9807 Whitewood Road, Hamburg Township.

Author J. Ryan Fenzel discusses 'Inherit All Things,' his novel about a fictional historical puzzle set in Michigan and the Great Lakes, from 6:30-8 p.m. at the Hamburg Township Public Library, 10411 Merrill Road.

Two Livingston County men who admitted stealing golf clubs that they gave to an Ingham County man to peddle on eBay were sentenced Thursday to probation.

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.