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BABA holds annual meeting

BABA holds annual meeting

BABA holds annual meeting

BEAVERTONThe Beaverton Area Business Association held its Annual Meeting last Wednesday at Beaverton Tavern.
Pictured is downtown Beaverton showing trees to be removed.

Pictured is downtown Beaverton showing trees to be removed.

Beaverton plans to remove, replace nuisance trees

BEAVERTONWhen the name of the city is Beaverton, it’s not surprising whenever cutting down trees becomes an issue.At the most recent regular meeting of the city council, Mayor Ray Nau announced a plan to remove the trees on Brown Street downtown that have become a nuisance.

New opportunities to “Ask Bill G.” slated

LANSINGState Representative Bill G. Schuette announced new opportunities, new approaches and a fresh format for constituent office hours throughout the 95th State Legislative district.
GLADWIN HOCKEY MAKES DONATION TO VETS

GLADWIN HOCKEY MAKES DONATION TO VETS

GLADWIN HOCKEY MAKES DONATION TO VETS

The Gladwin hockey team presented a check to the Gladwin County Office of Veterans Affairs last week. The funds were raised during the team’s Military Appreciation Day game, which was held on Jan. 11. The donation is for the Gladwin County Veterans Relief Fund.

Guard yourself against AI tricks

The year is off to a roaring start when it comes to scams. To hear the experts tell it, we have AI to thank for a lot of it.AI, or artificial intelligence, is enhancing some of the scams that were already out there and creating more as the technology increases.
PATROL UNIT STRUCK

PATROL UNIT STRUCK

PATROL UNIT STRUCK

On Friday, January 10, 2025, at 7 p.m. a Clare County Sheriff Deputy was conducting a traffic crash investigation on north bound US-127 just north of US-10 in the township of Grant, county of Clare.

Vehicle taken by 12-year-old

CLARE COUNTYOn Sunday, January 12, 2025, at 4:16 a.m. the Clare County Central Dispatch received a request from the Grand Traverse County Sheriff Office to be on the look out for a red in color 2000 Chevrolet Blazer. This vehicle was reported taken by the owner’s 12-year-old son.
Zach Krahner, a former paramedic and current Community Health Educator for My Michigan Health teaches life saving techniques to Beaverton seventh graders.

Zach Krahner, a former paramedic and current Community Health Educator for My Michigan Health teaches life saving techniques to Beaverton seventh graders.

Beaverton students learn life-saving lessons

BEAVERTONLearning to save a life was the lesson plan Friday in Brianne Woodruff’s seventh grade science class.Zach Krahner, a former paramedic and current Community Health Educator for My Michigan Health, was on hand to present an introductory course on CPR.