Pinckney News

A 50-year-old Pinckney man was hospitalized in a Washtenaw County hospital after a pumpkin thrown from an overpass crashed through his windshield and hit him in the head.

Dangerous situation for drivers along M-14 in Plymouth Township early Friday morning.

The Pinckney Community Schools district's $59.4 million bond project was voted down Tuesday.

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

Testimony Monday in the trial of two men accused of beating an elderly Genoa Township man during a robbery appeared to further cement the prosecution's case.

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.

Hamburg Township --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 village of Pinckney closed the sale of its old Department of Public Works headquarters Wednesday.

Some Hamburg Township residents have yet to receive their absentee ballots. According to Livingston County Elections Coordinator Joan Runyan, as many as 475 of the 1,300 absentee ballots mass-mailed from the Howell Post Office on Oct.

Livingston County Students and parents have bonded together and formed a group to create awareness about the sexually explicit nature of today's high school dances.

Okay, its official. It is not a misprint in the newspapers. Pinckney is on a winning streak. And after watching Iowa's miracle finish against Michigan State yesterday to keep their winning streak going. We believe ! Okay, they are 8-0, we are 2-0, but it doesn't matter. We have the first winning streak in Pinckney since 2002....

While it's not uncommon for local school districts to host exchange students, Pinckney Community Schools decided this year to take its exchange program one step further.

A 57-year-old Brighton man pleaded guilty Wednesday to felonious assault for pointing a revolver at a slow driver who angered him, according to Livingston County District Court records.

Media banned from Gov. Granholm's meeting with parent and educators BY MIKE MALOTT * DAILY PRESS & ARGUS * October 21, 2009 Media were banned from a roundtable discussion between Gov.

Two Pinckney Community Schools tax questions deserve "yes" votes on the Nov. 3 ballot.

Pinckney made the long trip up to Waterford Kettering in a KLAA crossover game on Friday night. The Pirates and the Captains were both in last place in their respective West and North divisions. Both teams were excited to play a competitive game and the fans would certainly get an exciting game. It would keep everybody warm on a cold 38 degree ...

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It seems like every Thursday night this season has been cold and rainy or at least threatening to rain. This night was no different. It was about 40 degrees out and raining. The only warm spot was Joe Bloom with his propane heater in the stands!! The Pirates entered the contest with a 5-2 record. The Captains made the trip to Wes Reader field ...

The Pinckney Pirates entered the contest with an impressive 5-2 record. The Waterford Kettering Captains entered the game winless. On the surface it looked as if Pinckney would have their way with Kettering. The Captains started the game by receiving the ball on the kick off and had their chance to get the game going how they wanted it to.

Don Wood doesn't allow the rain, sleet, snow or sun to stop him from straddling his all-terrain bicycle and pedaling 20 miles or more a day.