Submitted Article Mr. Rogers said, “When I was a boy and I would see scary things in the news, my mother would say to me, "Look for the helpers. You will always find people who are helping.” Foster Grandpar...
By Susana Acosta, Contributing Writer Dan Angell and Vern Johnson, owners of Angell’s Construction, completed an addition on their building last year in order to make space for their new company, All Purpose R...
By Penny Leuthard, Staff Writer The annual MS4 (Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System) report public hearing was held at the beginning of the Haven Twp. meeting Monday night. With no input from the public, the...
By Ken Francis, Staff Writer The Clearwater City Council Monday voted to move ahead with replacing the city’s water meters. The decision came after a long discussion with Administrator Kevin Kress about ...
By Ken Francis, Staff Writer The Clearwater Fire Dept. made a big impact on some kids Wednesday evening. It was their first open house set up specifically for kids from Big Brothers Big Sisters from St....
By Bill Morgan, Staff Writer Another year, another incredibly successful Freedom Days celebration. As last Saturday’s parade floats lined up along Riley Avenue — rain drops trickled down from the clouds and ...
By Bill Morgan, Staff Writer The regular meeting of the Palmer Township Board took place Monday at township hall, with all supervisors present. New Business Deb Skwarek of 4565 109th Ave. appeared before t...
Pictured on the steps of Kragero one-room school: Hailey Foss, Natalie Foss, Rozene Blad, Elise Derksen, Jack Glenz, Landon Bouchie, Finlay Cook, Elin Cook, Jillian Haugen, Jenna Bouchie, Alex Haugen, Ella Fensk...
BY BILL MORGAN, STAFF WRITER The Becker School Board discussed Becker Innovates, board goals, post-secondary opportunities for students and parents, school climate comparisons and they had a visit from the Bec...
By Ken Francis, Staff Writer The Clearwater Township Board Monday adopted an ordinance that will regulate how and where new driveways in the township right of way should be built. In March, Supervisor Bill ...
