BY LARRY SOBCZAK EDITOR You may see a little bit of dust when you visit the Graubner Library in Washington Township beginning this February. “It may be hard to believe, but it has been almost…
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BY STACY SOBOTKA Questions about the renewal of a contract with Waste Management came up at the Oakland Township Board of Trustees meeting Jan. 8. The township has had a contract with Waste Management since…
Mild January weather gave bird watchers an opportunity to see dozens of mute swans that swim the open waters of the lake at Stony Creek Metropark in Washington Township. Non-native mute swans with the orange…
Seven Ponds Nature Center in Dryden is getting ready to kick off its annual Winter Series which highlights noted naturalists and photographers who introduce the public to live animals to explain natural history. The series…
The future of the Almont Downtown Development Authority appears to be in serious jeopardy. During a “straw vote” on Wednesday, Jan. 2, Almont Village Council members agreed 4-3 to move forward with passage of an…
In response to the government shutdown, I have stayed in bed, gone without bathing, turned off the phone. I am going to continue until Walmart sends me six fresh walleye and a set of white…
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BY LARRY SOBCZAK EDITOR The Record takes a look at some of the top news events for 2018. This is Part 2; the first part was published in last week’s newspaper and is still available…
Rachel and Tony Cantanzaro of Washington Township got a delightful honor when their second child was born. Their daughter Chloe Jean Cantanzaro was the first baby born in Beaumont hospitals for 2019. After a check…
The Macomb County Sheriff’s Department reported that Loris Costa, 52, shot his wife of 26 years, Anne Costa, 53, with a handgun in their Washington Township home at about 11 p.m. Monday, Dec. 24. Deputies…