Lake Fenton News

Today's below freezing temperatures and ice formed on Lake Fenton didn't keep "plungers" from leaping into the lake for a good cause.

Superintendent Wayne Wright said today's unofficial count resulted in 1,851 students - down by 20 students from October's official count.

The annual Law Enforcement Torch Run Polar Plunge benefits Special Olympics Michigan athletes and all of the funds raised support year-round sports training and athletic competition for children and adults with intellectual disabilities.

Linden Schools could decide as soon as this month to move to a full-day kindergarten program , and Lake Fenton schools may do the same.

While there was no snow, icy roads were a major concern. "I have been alive for 75 years and I've never seen a winter like this in Michigan," said driver Kelli Ernst.

For the first time Saturday Community Parent performed the shock and awe Chasing the Dragon presentation for the public.

A jury found Hayes guilty on 10 counts, including child abuse and torture, the Times Herald reported.

It's the middle of January, and while some people are really enjoying the lack of snow, it's a big problem if you're planning an ice hockey tournament.