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It's 'Love Your Library' month
We all know that February is the month to celebrate love, what with Valentine's Day coming up every Feb.
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Meet State House candidate Schmidt Feb. 17
Susan Schmidt, Democratic candidate for State Representative, Michigan's 69th House District, invites everyone interested in sharing and discussing their thoughts and concerns to join her at Ellie's Country Kitchen on Friday, Feb.
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Williamston named to Advanced Placement honor roll
Teachers and students at Williamston High School were ecstatic when new posters went up in some of their classrooms last week.
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Webberville and Williamston library calendars
Meet 'Liz' from The Magic School Bus! - Feb. 11 at 2:30 p.m. - Currently appearing at Impression 5's 'The Magic School Bus Kicks Up a Storm' exhibit, Ms.
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Join Williamston High School 'Pink Night' Feb. 24
On Feb. 24, the Williamston basketball boosters will host 'Pink Night' as part of their 'Community for a Cure' campaign.
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Engagement: Elizabeth Bastien & Mark Griffin
Seven-year-old Keaden Sturdivant didn't much like the taste of the red tablet, but he chewed it as... We've all grabbed a candy bar or an extra box of something we don't need at the supermarket.
Nature center welcomes winter with annual wonderland festival
Families have fun enjoying the winter weather Saturday at the annual Harris Nature Center Winter Wonderland Festival.
Williamston earns victory over Haslett
Williamston grabbed its second straight win with a 66-39 victory over Haslett Jan.
Lawmaker: Inspect Mich. schools every 5 years
WILLIAMSTON, Mich. - A state lawmaker inspired by the death of a Williamston High School student says he's working on legislation that would require school inspections every five years.
Downtown Delight: Eyesore undergoes transformation in Williamston
The renovation at the 109-115 Building in downtown Williamston was funded with a mix of grants and other public and private money.
Major downtown project nearly done in Williamston
The former National Block Hotel building at 109-115 E. Grand River Ave. is now home to a restaurant and bar on the first floor and six apartments or condiminiums on the second and third floors.