Lambertville News

High winds that buffeted the area from Wednesday afternoon through early Thursday downed tree limbs on to numerous power wires in southern Monroe County, leaving about 3,000 Consumers Energy customers without power.

Mike Smith, a Lambertville resident and treasurer for the Bedford Public Schools Board of Education, is tossing his hat into the race for the Democratic nomination to the 55th state House seat held by Kathy Angerer, D-Dundee. Rep.

Whether they were singing songs of thanks or doing the 'Turkey Pokey,' students at New Bedford Academy began Thanksgiving break by sharing with their families Nov.

The 2009 winter tax bills for Bedford Township residents were mailed last week. The deadline to pay the 2009 property taxes has been extended until Feb.

Aspen Grove celebrated two special birthdays this week, honoring two ladies who will reach the age of 103 two months apart.

For the hearty few who make their living cutting, splitting, stacking, and selling firewood, a mild autumn can pinch sales like wet wood on a dull chain saw.

The expansion of the Michigan Secretary of State branch office in Monroe Township will be Bedford Township's loss.

October is supposed to be the month for frights, but this year retailers appear a little scared by Thanksgiving.

Business owners Norb and Marge Abel want to help the community. After 23 years in the restaurant business, the couple has found a way to thank their customers while supporting charities and local organizations.

The Monroe County Solid Waste RecycleNOW program is changing. Access has been adapted to allow additional capacity at the most-used locations, a news release said.

Tuesday, October 27, 2009 at 7:22 a.m. LAMBERTVILLE, MI -- A Monroe County charter school is back open this Tuesday after being shut down because of a flu outbreak.A New Bedford Academy students are back in class after the school was shut down last Tuesday.A Only 18 percent of students were absent Monday.A Thata s compared to 35 percent last week.A ...

Francis Wood has been volunteering with the Retired Senior Volunteer Program for more than 30 years.

Schools statewide can ask for an extra four days for MEAP make-up testing, because so many have closed because of flu-like illnesses.

Schools across Michigan have closed because of the flu, including many suspected cases of the H1N1 swine flu strain.

Scary sales forecasts are lurking for retailers this Halloween, with the economy apparently having frightened many consumers into slashing their spending.

School bus drivers can thank a high school principal for making their jobs easier.

Lambertville Lodge 467, Independent Order of Odd Fellows, participated in the Adopt-a-Road cleanup project for the first time Sept.

A Michigan man charged with assaulting two undercover Toledo police detectives the day of his bachelor party was convicted yesterday, after a week-long jury trial, of misdemeanor assault, and two other men on trial, including his brother, were found not guilty on all charges.

Olde Schoolhouse Commons will host its annual fall festival from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Oct.

BRENTWOOD - Senior outside hitter Stephanie Champine, of the Austin Peay volleyball team, was named the OVC's "Player of the Week," the league office announced on Monday.