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Local hunters practice quality deer management BY C.G. ROSE GENERAL MANAGER With the 2016 deer season in the books, now is a great time to assess the strength of the local deer population in Northern…

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The Oakland Township Parks and Recreation Department is holding its 2017 Winter Carnival from noon to 4 p.m. on Saturday, Jan. 28 at Marsh View Park, 3100 Clarkston Road. All activities are free of charge…

Tickets are on sale now for Samaritan House’s Seventh Annual Pasta and Chicken Dinner on Wednesday, Feb. 1. The goal of the dinner is to raise $10,000, which enables Samaritan House to provide assistance to…

Painting with a Twist in Shelby Township plans to raise funds for programs and services supporting victims of domestic violence and sexual assault at Turning Point Macomb. The event, “Painting with a Purpose,” will be…

Plans to extend the Paint Creek Trail into the Village of Lake Orion are moving forward after the owners of Lake Orion Lumberyard agreed to an easement through their property, signing the papers on Dec.…

BY STACY SOBOTKA The Four County Community Foundation received an extraordinary gift last month. The Almont based community organization received a $1.14 million gift from the Sam and Eleanor Mendola Trust. Sam and Eleanor Mendola…

BY LARRY SOBCZAK PUBLISHER No your eyes aren’t playing tricks on you—The Record is bigger this week. We have grown into a broadsheet format which allows us to put news, sports and features into your…

BY LARRY SOBCZAK EDITOR There appears to be fewer deaths involving drugs and alcohol in Macomb County last year compared to 2015. Sgt. Michael Shorkey, who heads the Macomb County Sheriff Department’s Traffic Division, said…