Burton, MI News

• Burton, MI News
• Chrysler to Conduct Onsite Test Drives At U.S. Youth Soccer Games and Events
• 2012 Camaro ZL1 Termed ‘Everyday Supercar’
• Tee Time
• Legitimate threat
• Sports Shorts
• Sports ROUNDUP
• Area rivalry to be renewed in playoffs
• Districts beckon area teams
• Minimize “summer learning loss” during summer break
• with love and honor
• Back to the ballfields
• BoRics to hold cancer fundraiser
• Collectors Foundation awards auto restoration grant to Sloan
• BUSINESS In brief
• ARTS & LIFESTYLES In brief
• Security Credit Union hosts meeting, announces 2012 board
• Big Lots moves to new digs
• Police Blotter
• City supersedes purchasing agent’s decision on contractor
• In brief
• 2012 Atherton High School Top 10 graduates
• Residents voice concern over motocross track
• Humane Society opens its new spay, neuter wing
• Car & Motorcycle Show roar into Baker
• Corvette ZR1 Will Pace Indianapolis 500 Race
• Country’s Easton Corbin Is Latest Ram Truck Artist
• Area teams on track for regional competition
• Sports ROUNDUP
• Tee Time
• Sports Shorts
• No drama here
• Tigers sweep Wolverines in Burton showdown
• Bendle varsity softball team topples Atherton
• Flint Festival Chorus to perform
• ARTS & LIFESTYLES In brief
• A new hope
• Healing doesn’t happen in a straight line
• BUSINESS In brief
• Flint-built pickup truck hits a major milestone
• Bob’s Pizza owners open sit-down eatery
• In brief
• Flint First Westland holding food drive
• Race to Grace set for May 19
• Election 2012
• Police Blotter
• Chamber to give away two scholarships
• Rash of AC unit thefts causes uproar among businesses
• Courts may be forced to merge by state
• Bird feeder
• A taste of Arizona, here in Michigan
• Leave the Driving to . . . Your Car?
• Chevy Puts Clean Diesel Into Cruze
• OUTDOOR CALENDAR
• Operation Injured Soldiers and locals help vets turkey hunt
• Money back guarantee
• Sports ROUNDUP
• Sports Shorts
• Faith standout signs with Spring Arbor University
• Kettering hockey moves to Polar Palace
• Cross-town rivalries continue to heat up
• Jim Abbott returns home to host youth camp
• Hot Tickets
• ARTS & LIFESTYLES In brief
• Kettering University to hold open house May 19
• Author recounts nightmare of child abuse
• It ain’t easy being a superhero
• BUSINESS In brief
• Chamber leads new Visitors Bureau
• ‘Happy to be back’
• Barhitte students honored for artistic achievement
• Police Blotter
• In brief
• Construction set to begin on Davison Rd.
• The Whiting unveils lineup for 2012-13
• Smiley warns of continued decline in school funding
• City assessing storm sewers after flooding
• Memorial Weekend Activities
• Cruze Leads Chevy to Record Sales
• Setting the record straight
• OUTDOOR CALENDAR
• Sports ROUNDUP
• Sports Shorts
• Ranting and raving
• Wolverines struggle against Eagles
• Bentley baseball helps community members
• Striking CAREER
• CALENDAR of events
• Abstract Expressionism at the FIA
• Hot Tickets
• FYT holds auditions for Peter Pan
• ARTS & LIFESTYLES In brief
• Excuse me — I must have ‘dialed’ the wrong number
• Zippy Pizza partners with Cell Phones for Soldiers
• BUSINESS In brief
• Hurley appoints new CEO
• Burton Jaycees to receive charter May 4
• Police Blotter
• In brief
• Flint man dies after cycle crash on I-69
• Atherton literacy event at Van Y
• Chief urges emergency plan for churches
• Self-proclaimed ‘superhero’ arrested at Twin Meadows
• Firehouse No. 2 to reopen during May 12 ceremony
• Service Dog for James
• Lovely Pinot Noir from Oregon
• CALENDAR of events
• Retired Paper Money May be Used in Ford Interiors
• Dodge Dart ‘A Groundbreaking Car’
• Measuring stick
• Hockey tourney raises money, food donations
• Sports ROUNDUP
• Prickly seating
• Sports Shorts
• Bendle softball stays undefeated in league
• Tigers fall in Greater Flint Tourney
• Genesee County honors Autism Awareness Month
• ARTS & LIFESTYLES In brief
• DeCamp Dance Studio takes part in competitions
• Knocking out crime in Burton
• McLaren announces intent to acquire CareSource Michigan
• BUSINESS In brief
• Whitson joins VIEW Newspapers
• Soul food
• Taking one for the team
• Police Blotter
• In brief
• Council schedules budget hearings for May
• Insurance, police react to helmet law
• City receives grant for community garden
• Burton helps with senior complex fire
• Two dead in murder, suicide
• Smiley announces bid for House re-election
• CALENDAR of events
• Chrysler Museum Will Host ‘Ramchargers’ Reunion
• Technology Makes Eco A Genuine Gas Sipper
• Tale of two teams for Burton soccer
• Lions lose windy golf opener
• Change of seasons
• On the right track
• Sports Shorts
• Tigers in track competition
• Bulldogs defeat Orioles in opener, nightcap called off
• Bentley softball begins conference action
• Flint City Derby Girls to play doubleheader on April 28 at Perani Arena
• ARTS & LIFESTYLES In brief
• ‘Eve of Destruction’ calls art form fun and inspiring
• What if life came with warning labels?
• Officer and K-9 unit deserve praise
• BUSINESS In brief
• HealthPlus helps give life to PT HEART
• Under the sea ....
• Easy ways to boost your home’s value
• Scrapbooking at St. John’s
• Police Blotter
• NEWS In brief
• Motorcycle enthusiasts taking off helmets after law signed
• Suspect arrested in ‘stabbing’ case
• Dems: Rescind pension tax
• Plenty to offer at For-Mar Preserve
• City considering Main Street program
• Perani arena owner dies during flight to Thailand
• Police offer more details on recent stabbing
• Parents Without Partners to hold dance
• 2014 Chevrolet Impala Called ‘A Design Leader’
• Ford Uses Fox TV Show ‘Alcatraz’ to Re-Create Famous 1968 Bullitt Chase
• TRACK AND FIELD
• Masterful drama
• Best behavior
• Negativity
• Burton soccer teams face losses
• Wolverines trounce Flint Beecher
• Sports Shorts
• Wolverines win season opener against Bucs
• April is Michigan Wine Month
• Hot Tickets
• CARL J. DUMLER,
• ARTS & LIFESTYLES In brief
• A Night to Remember...
• Mott College Ballenger series to focus on business
• Another sampling of more vanity plates
• BUSINESS In brief
• Spark award winners announced
• New Beginnings
• Police Blotter
• NEWS In brief
• Model boat races give back to the city’s parks and rec
• Ather ton , city staffs to play ball
• Police investigating reported stabbing
• Look Twice, Save a Life
• Crossroads Village to honor returning combat veterans
• Arrests made in park arsons
• Two arrests made in Twin Meadows fires
• Camaro 1LE Combines Best of SS, ZL1
• SHAP Facility Begins Building All-New 2012 Dodge Avenger SE V6 Mid-Size
• GENESEE CHRISTIAN
• FAITH CHRISTIAN
• BENTLEY
• BENDLE
• ATHERTON
• Time out
• Seventeen years of counting toads and frogs
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• Sports Shorts
• Bulldogs gearing up for the regular season
• McLaren offers smoking cessation support group
• Kidney support group
• Spring Splash held to raise funds for Shelter of Flint
• Comigcenius
• The misinformation about community news
• Learn to sell your products to the government
• Showtime!
• Allstate agency owner earns service designation
• Adelines seeking singers
• Horror Films at Woobies
• Tractors coming to Courtland Center
• Memorial Day committee seeking nominations
• Bentley Schools offering kindergarten and preschool
• Rep. Smiley invites residents to coffee hours
• Councilman Duane Haskins calls for a spending freeze
• Flint Assembly Plant hires 235 full-time workers
• McLaren names Fornwall account service manager
• Market donating proceeds to Outreach East
• Police dog aids in rescue of missing man
• Council scrutinized for Carman St. decision
• City may add “super drunk” law to books
• Work begins on Atherton Rd. bridge
• Wine Scene
• MARKETS AND EXPOS
• HEALTH AND SAFETY
• LIBRARY
• CHILDREN
• FOOD FOR A CAUSE
• COMMUNITY
• CHURCH
• CARDS AND GAMES
• 515 Entertainment
• Chevy Will Introduce 2014 Impala, 2013 Traverse at New York Auto Show
• Dodge Unveils Durango Special Service Police & Fire Dept. SUV
• Alumni Hockey tourney a success at Iceland
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• Sports Shorts
• Counting pennies
• Varsity softball season up and running
• Burton teams open varsity baseball season
• Letters to the editor
• Faithway Christian School to hold mini ‘Warrior Dash’
• McLaren offers monthly smoking cessation group
• Kidney group meeting
• Mott Community College registration opens April 2
• ‘Understanding a Father’s Role’
• Spartan Stores makes FORTUNE’s most admired
• Fundraiser at McDonalds
• Health fair is March 31
• Career switcher earns Baker’s 1st Centennial Scholarship
• Autism Support Group moves to Burton
• Scrapbooking at St. John’s
• Join Sweet Adelines
• Memorial Day committee seeking nominations
• Bentley Schools offering kindergarten and preschool
• Christ in the Passover at Grace Community Church
• Memorial Day Car Show planned
• Paws on Parade is back for another year
• Fire Department adds four new firefighters
• Another blaze at Twin Meadows, still no more arrests
• Mayor: City on right path with finances
• NASCAR Version of Dodge Charger Makes Its Debut
• All-Inner State Athletic Conference BASKETBALL - Girls
• All-Genesee Area Conf.-Blue BASKETBALL- Girls
• All-Genesee Area Conf.-Blue BASKETBALL- Boys
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• Sports Shorts
• Pushing buttons
• Junior Generals start playoffs with authority
• Mott men’s team seeks fourth national title
• In brief
• Hurley Foundation elects board members at meeting
• Setting their sights on Mexico
• Council should be ashamed
• Dream losing steam in Michigan
• Conspiracy theories, confusion over bill
• In brief
• Bialek named View Automotive Ad Specialist
• Police Blotter
• In brief
• Atherton food drive a success
• Dairy Queen joins forces with Children’s Miracle Network
• Back to the Bricks schedules annual tour
• City plans for sale of tax-reverted properties
• City council ponders Carman Street traffic
• Leftover turkey hunting licenses on sale now
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• Sports Shorts
• Lion’s roar
• Alumni hockey tourneys back after last year’s success
• Bentley eliminated by No. 1 Flint Beecher
• Factors that might hurt a home’s value
• Hot Tickets
• Little Women ends UM-Flint Theatre season
• In brief
• THE MACHINE SHOP
• Politics filled with too many labels
• A proclamation from Gov. Rick Snyder
• Saying goodbye, thanks to an American hero
• CTI uses latest technology to monitor customer’s data networks
• In brief
• A Plate Above sees renovation work
• Police Blotter
• In brief
• Faithway Christian gets grant
• Rotary holds 33rd awards banquet
• Crim Foundation joining Burton 5K
• Benthall named grand marshall
• Fires continue at Twin Meadows
• Atherton to hold Food Bank fundraiser
• Auto Insider Newsbriefs
• SPORTS
• Mentored Youth Hunt approved by National Resources Council
• Crowded house
• Bentley’s Wegner makes All-State in wrestling
• Bendle bowlers fall just short at state meet
• Sports Shorts
• Lady Soldiers win districts, regional semifinals
• Bentley eliminates Bendle from playoffs
• Hot Tickets
• Five things about me you probably didn’t want to know
• Hurley co-sponsors series for caregivers
• In brief
• On display
• Abby Rose Salon moving to new location
• Suski enjoying used car boom
• In brief
• In brief
• Smiley explains how pension tax affects residents
• Benefit for abused child raises $300
• City OKs grant application for Kelly Lake
• Dust up over trucks on Carmen St.
• Smiley to hold town hall meeting regarding senior tax
• In brief
• Burton districts open doors again to schools of choice
• Get tax-reverted properties back on rolls — City
• Easter Egg Hunt moving to Van Y
• Bentley operates its own food pantry
• Girls basketball playoffs in full swing
• Bendle, Bentley win pin regionals
• Sports Shorts
• Bendle, Bentley send one each on to the state meet
• OUTDOOR CALENDAR
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• Uncharted waters
• Boys’ basketball postseason kicks off Monday, March 5
• In brief
• Cub Scouts hold Pinewood Derby
• Hurley unveils its new ER expansion
• Label me this, label me that
• In brief
• Specialist builds device to show benefits of solar energy
• Harley dealership now a flea market
• Police Blotter
• Burton man charged with shaking 14-month-old
• Feverish pitch
• Feverish pitch
• Pucks on thin ice
• Pucks on thin ice
• Bendle girls share pin title
• Sports Shorts
• Burton area wrestlers qualify for state meet
• Bendle girls share pin title
• Sports Shorts
• Burton area wrestlers qualify for state meet
• Bendle boys pull away from Burton Atherton
• Bendle boys pull away from Burton Atherton
• Atherton girls get key road victory
• Atherton girls get key road victory
• Envision Tomorrow Today!
• Hot Tickets
• In brief
• Something to smile about
• Envision Tomorrow Today!
• Hot Tickets
• In brief
• Something to smile about
• Food Bank gets $4,150 donation
• Food Bank gets $4,150 donation
• Is the election over yet?
• In brief
• Therapists offer new pain management
• It’s Paczki time!
• Is the election over yet?
• In brief
• Therapists offer new pain management
• It’s Paczki time!
• Bentley operates its own food pantry
• Baker College offers training for community
• In brief
• Bendle operates its own food pantry
• Baker College offers training for community
• In brief
• Sports teams suffer declining enrollment
• Home Depot, workers help local man
• Sports teams suffer declining enrollment
• Home Depot, workers help local man
• City extends medical marijuana moratorium
• City extends medical marijuana moratorium
• Paczki, anyone?
• Paczki, anyone?
• OUTDOOR CALENDAR
• Adaptive therapies and equipment put disabled back in action
• Beach drama
• Unsung heroes
• Bendle girls have shot at pin title
• Sports Shorts
• Bendle boys lose two in a row
• Tigers, Bulldogs advance wrestlers to regionals
• Bentley dedicates game to young leukemia sufferer
• Genesys Heart Institute adds two physicians
• In brief
• Prize winning play Ruined at the FYT
• A woof, woof Wedding
• Letters to the editor
• Can’t keep a good kid down
• Swept away
• In brief
• Hoping for a big fat prize
• Security consulting opens in Burton
• Moreno joins Burton VIEW
• Police Blotter
• In brief
• Students back efforts to end bullying
• City adds 3D fireworks to Memorial Day
• Allied for Allie
• City parks plan gets council nod
• Despite arrest, arsons continue
• Atherton boys lose at Bentley Bulldogs
• Sports Shorts
• County Meet pits smaller Burton squads against best-of-the-best
• ‘Moparized’ Vehicles Showing More Personalization
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• SPORTS VIEW
• Bendle bowlers edge arch-rival Bentley
• Atherton downs Bentley in cross-town rivalry
• Academy chimes in on hair flap
• McLaren Foundation kicks off fundraiser to build hospitality house
• In brief
• Digging into the past
• Police Blotter
• In brief
• Professor to speak at FIA
• Hot Tickets
• 5 thoughtful gifts that don't require much thought
• Wayne Brady at the Whiting
• Letters to the editor
• Thomas White House snub was political
• Vanity plates — a fun way to break the tension
• In brief
• Chef educator honored as Chef of the Year
• Monarch Mortgage relocates
• Burton’s new .gov webpage up and running
• Arrest made in trailer park arsons
• Tree troubles
• ‘It’s like living in a third world country’
• Sports Shorts
• Tigers fall to Mt. Morris
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• SPORTS VIEW
• Lady Tigers stay in pin race
• Atherton boys get the better of Genesee
• Atherton blows second-half lead against Genesee
• Best foods for Valentine's Day dining
• In brief
• Space lectures at Longway Planetarium
• Schools take a stand
• The VIEW from here
• In brief
• Al Serra Plaza adds Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, Ram
• This Just in
• In brief
• New cut scores worry Atherton
• Police station renovations in the works
• Police Blotter
• Smiley commended for green voting record
• Suspension puts school in crosshairs
• NHS CEREMONY —
• In brief
• Treasurer moves forward with foreclosure prevention program
• Phone ordinance could give police new arrest charge
• Atherton schools get social; launch own Facebook page
• F eed on these wedding favor ideas
• Lady Tigers sweep annual meetings with Bentley
• Goodrich too much for Bendle wrestling
• Sports Shorts
• SPORTS VIEW
• Bowlers score big wins
• CALENDAR of events
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• Beebe helps Bulldogs sweep season series
• In brief
• The 2012 honorees
• Hot Tickets
• Spencers Theatre of Illusion Live at the Whiting
• Film festival now through Jan. 28
• Library celebrates BLACK HISTORY MONTH
• Park plan may be too ambitious for Burton
• The VIEW from here
• McLaren Regional announces name change
• 2012 — the year of new businesses?
• In brief
• Tech center, STAT EMS announce partnership
• Voter registration deadline nears for presidential primary
• City holds steady in annual audit
• Technology dearth remedied
• Collectors haven
• Burton's Ice Mountain Celebrates 2012 National Skating Month
• Circus comes to town
• Circus comes to town
• Atherton on wrong end of overtime thriller
• Atherton on wrong end of overtime thriller
• Bendle bowlers beat Hamady
• Bendle bowlers beat Hamady
• Sports Shorts
• Sports Shorts
• Tigers split with Bucs and Blue Devils
• Tigers split with Bucs and Blue Devils
• Hot Tickets
• Hot Tickets
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• SPORTS VIEW
• SPORTS VIEW
• Don’t get left out
• Don’t get left out
• Wolverines fall to Wolves in OT
• Wolverines fall to Wolves in OT
• & Obituaries Memorial s
• & Obituaries Memorial s
• Landscape program at For-Mar Nature Preserve
• Landscape program at For-Mar Nature Preserve
• UM-Flint Theatre presents The Underpants
• UM-Flint Theatre presents The Underpants
• McLaren offering Nutrition Education Classes
• McLaren offering Nutrition Education Classes
• Genesee County Literacy Coalition looking for items
• Genesee County Literacy Coalition looking for items
• Vertigo Theatrics to hold dinner theater shows
• Vertigo Theatrics to hold dinner theater shows
• Taking aim at cyber bullying, sexting
• Taking aim at cyber bullying, sexting
• Letters to the editor
• Letters to the editor
• Tank problem isn’t going away
• Tank problem isn’t going away
• Tax reverted property rules are unfair
• Tax reverted property rules are unfair
• The VIEW from here
• The VIEW from here
• New alliance seeks to help couples, businesses
• New alliance seeks to help couples, businesses
• In brief
• In brief
• Dust Out moves out
• Dust Out moves out
• Bendle tweaks policies
• Bendle tweaks policies
• City owned properties now for sale
• City owned properties now for sale
• In brief
• In brief
• New ordinance wording eases regulations on city
• New ordinance wording eases regulations on city
• Police Blotter
• Police Blotter
• 5-year plan makes room for city park
• 5-year plan makes room for city park
• City OKs heavy machinery purchases
• City OKs heavy machinery purchases
• Talent Palooza
• Talent Palooza
• Event to address 'sexting', cyberbullying
• CALENDAR of events
• Bendle joins forces with anti-drug team
• CALENDAR of events
• Bendle joins forces with anti-drug team
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• Bendle edges Morrice in GAC-Blue contest
• SPORTS VIEW
• Bendle edges Morrice in GAC-Blue contest
• SPORTS VIEW
• Sports Shorts
• Tigers take fourth at home tournament
• Sports Shorts
• Tigers take fourth at home tournament
• Bentley bowlers batter Hamady
• Safe one day, unsafe the next
• Bentley bowlers batter Hamady
• Safe one day, unsafe the next
• Bendle girls lose two
• Bendle girls lose two
• Hot Tickets
• In brief
• FIA holds first Sheppy Dog Fund Lecture
• TheART ofCOLLECTING
• Hot Tickets
• In brief
• FIA holds first Sheppy Dog Fund Lecture
• TheART ofCOLLECTING
• The VIEW from here
• The VIEW from here
• In brief
• Bouncing around
• In brief
• Bouncing around
• Pastie sale coming to the Davison VFW
• Belsay Road Kroger closes; Kmart dodges similar fate
• Pastie sale coming to the Davison VFW
• Belsay Road Kroger closes; Kmart dodges similar fate
• Reconstruction approved for Atherton Rd. Bridge
• Reconstruction approved for Atherton Rd. Bridge
• Redistricting brings new territory for Smiley
• In brief
• Police Blotter
• Osterholzer named new chief of police
• Redistricting brings new territory for Smiley
• In brief
• Police Blotter
• Osterholzer named new chief of police
• Hoopla
• Hoopla
• Tanks on Dort to stay for now
• Final touches
• Life saving donation
• In brief
• City-wide 5-year plan discussed
• See you next year, Santa
• Bubba O’Malley’s gets OK to finish parking lot
• Atherton boys’ basketball gets road victory
• Bentley girls roll past Madison Academy
• Long layover gives grapplers pause
• Sports Shorts
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• Bendle bowlers in key match
• SPORTS VIEW
• Safe one day, unsafe the next
• CALENDAR of events
• OUTDOOR CALENDAR
• Well known Realtor Tim Koinis joins Tremaine Real Estate team
• Catholic Charities provided meals to more than 600 over holidays
• Hot Tickets
• Wine Scene
• MCC sends in the clowns
• In brief
• The VIEW from here
• Inventor climbs into pickup market with Stepdaddy truck accessory
• IMA Winter Bridal Show coming Jan. 7
• HealthPlus to cover Nexteer employees
• Baker College to hold financial aid presentations
• Krystal’s Kloset
• McLaren offering Nutrition Education Classes
• Residents talk up parks vision
• Nightingale Lanes to close after more than 55 years
• In brief
• Burton agrees to aerotropolis deal
• City OKs insurance hard cap
• Grant lets city go eco-friendly
• DNR reminds snowmobile, ORV operators to ride safely
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• Tigers improve to 4-0 in league wrestling
• Sports Shorts
• Semi-pro football move may intensify local rivalry
• Lady Bulldogs beat Durand for first win
• McLaren offering Nutrition Education Classes
• Living healthier workshop for those with disabilities
• Hot Tickets
• Baker College inducted into the Legion de Lafayette
• WREATHS for the FALLEN
• The VIEW from here
• Commit to Fit! Challenge registration now open
• Bridal Show coming Jan. 7
• Bank branches collecting gently used phones
• GI Forum/Hispanic Technology & Community Center receives $10,000 gift
• Silver&Gold
• Police Blotter
• 2011: A look back on Burton
• Wine Scene
• Bendle bowlers bag victories
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• SPORTS VIEW
• Sports Shorts
• Genesee County Meet proves tough for Burton grapplers
• Bentley edges out crosstown rival Bendle
• Bendle takes early lead to beat Bentley
• In brief
• MCC receives $30,000 gift to Health Sciences
• Special Christmas delivery
• McLaren offering free “Stroke Education”
• My Christmas tastes are a little offbeat
• In brief
• Shop with a Hero a success again this year
• Young Professionals
• Police Blotter
• In brief
• Happy Birthday Baker
• Planning chair gets key to city
• Water hook-up needed as long-term solution to bacteria
• Burton gets official slogan
• Cookie time
• City is owner of tax reverted properties
• Non-Profit Figure Skating Club's Charitable Ice Show a Success!
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• Places to be
• Sports Shorts
• Bendle, Bentley bowlers win
• Tigers begin season on a high note
• Crosstown rivals collide on the court
• Lady Bulldogs struggle out of the gate
• In brief
• Author brings Huckleberry ‘monster’ to life in kids book
• Rambled musings of a cluttered mind
• In brief
• Council reps named to committees
• ROWE names new associate
• A local woman offers a look at history in Michigan and beyond with ... Step on Bus Tours
• Police Blotter
• City holds off on making health care decision
• In brief
• Grading to be completed after delay
• City: Fire Station 1 may not pass inspection, issues remain
• DR. DONALD E. STANBURY
• Parks and Rec digs in on five-year plan
• All aboard Christmas at CROSSROADS
• School boards sync elections
• Baker College of Flint celebrates
• Wine Scene
• CALENDAR of events
• OUTDOOR CALENDAR
• ‘Shoe’ Year’s Eve and ‘Shoe’ Year’s Day at state parks
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• Rack ’em up: Bowlers take aim at state pins
• Sports Shorts
• Sky’s the limit for young wrestling programs
• Atherton comes out swinging, falls to Montrose Rams
• Bendle tops crosstown rival Burton Atherton
• Hot Tickets
• MCC concert to feature award-winning guitar quartet
• Holy Angels Warming Center now open for second season
• MCC photographers to bring smiles to community at Help-Portrait event
• In brief
• Teddy Bear Patrol
• Holiday magic at Crossroads
• The VIEW from here
• City needs all the help it can get now
• City’s attitude is “atrocious”
• In brief
• Hamilton Network opens flagship medical facility
• Bourbon Street is back
• Police Blotter
• In brief
• Mallard Ponds fate undecided
• Power outages disrupt city
• Humane Society thanks volunteers
• Slogan entries down to 3; voting Dec. 19
• Public meets new K-9
• Broadcasting for toys
• Public introduced to newest K-9 officer
• GM employee from Grand Blanc elected to Epilepsy Foundation board of directors
• Acclaimed Christmas opera comes to area
• DNR releases early firearm deer hunting reports
• Warriors unable to stop losing skid
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• Sports Shorts
• Who will reign supreme?
• Girls basketball makes its season debut
• Hot Tickets
• FSPA hosts college audition workshop
• First place honors
• In brief
• Hitting a high note
• Cyberlink connects ‘father and son’
• Aerotropolis could be the next big thing
• In brief
• Police Blotter
• In brief
• City in hiring process for treasurer, HR director
• Burton on board with “aerotropolis”
• Five-year plan continues without Parks and Rec input
• State police name bomb threat suspect
• Santa’s magic ‘sleigh’ ride
• City’s newly elected officials sworn in
• Fat Guy
• Hunter Orange not just for hunters this time of year
• All-GAC BLUE FOOTBALL
• Sports Shorts
• Losing it
• Warriors get beat on home ice once again
• Hot Tickets
• In brief
• Flint Institute of Music presents the Nutcracker
• Red Kettle Campaign up and running
• Remembering the ’80s — totally!
• In brief
• Davison Menards ready to celebrate its first Christmas
• Santa Claus is comin’ to ... Home Depot
• Fire marshal warns of dangers from turkey fryers
• Legislation aims to get vets back to work
• In brief
• Burton granted EVIP funds
• Hurley announces its new Children’s Hospital designation
• Police Blotter
• Deer-ly thankful for ...
• The next five years: What’s in store for city of Burton
• Gilkey Creek Drain upgrades meted out
• State police name bomb threat suspect
• Non-Profit Figure Skating Club Hosts Holiday Exhibition For Cause
• Non-Profit Figure Skating Club Hosts Holiday Exhibition for Cause
• Congratulations Teams
• Deer check stations open for hunters
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• Sports Shorts
• The agony of it all
• Eastman signs with Kent State University
• CALENDAR of events
• Rite Aid provides grant to Catholic Outreach
• Help needed for makeover of Whaley Children’s Center
• Chris Issak to perform at The Whiting on Dec. 8
• Hot Tickets
• Wine Scene
• In brief
• Upcoming events at For-mar Nature Preserve
• Not so little feat
• Getting the band back together
• DDA seeks participants for holiday parade
• HAP hosts free workshops
• In brief
• The Surgery Center receives accreditation
• Royal liquor
• Sibling runaways still missing
• Police Blotter
• In brief
• Twin Meadows gets extension for water fix
• Meet and greet set for new K-9
• Honoring our veterans
• Mayor Zelenko assembles team
• Wells hot over $700 bill for FOIA request
• Residents weigh in on possible dog ordinance
• Small plane crashes at Bishop Airport
• OUTDOOR CALENDAR
• Opening day is Tuesday; buck poles open at 7 a.m.
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• Lady Tigers win volleyball district title, fall at regionals
• In brief
• ‘Life imitating art’
• Pay attention ... there’s going to be a quiz
• In brief
• Patsy Lou celebrates reopening
• The Lap of Luxury
• City talks refinancing
• Police Blotter
• In brief
• Schools locked down after county-wide bomb threat
• Slogan panel in judging process
• Firefighters union rescinds endorsement
• City treasurer resigns, cites “intimidation”
• Photo
• EDITORIAL
• Incumbents sweep
• Genesee Area Conference growing by one team
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• Volleyball districts packed with local action
• Sports ROUNDUP
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• Bendle routs Atherton in season finale
• Burton cross country teams up for regionals
• Soldiers battle into double-OT in soccer
• Red Cross in need of blood and platelet donors
• In brief
• Salvation Army accepting applicants for assistance
• Canoeing the Flint River
• Halloween spirit is alive and well
• Hundreds of Genesee Co. women come together to support YWCA
• Administrators chastised for campaign politics
• The heat is on
• In brief
• Pierce to retire from Security Credit
• N2U New salon centered on customers
• In brief
• Nine vie for five Burton City Council seats
• Mayoral candidates square-off for seat
• ‘It’s bittersweet’
• Salary panel keeps status quo
• Hay ride on the Treat Trail
• City demolishes Belsay Road fire station
• Internship opportunities available
• Warriors still flying high
• Fat Guy’s Corner
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• Soldiers march into soccer semifinals
• Wolverines slip by Bulldogs to even their record
• In brief
• Made-in-Michigan Film Festival coming to Lapeer
• Something old
• Burton needs true leadership
• Setting the record straight on alleged raises
• In brief
• GRCC’s 2011 business awards set for Nov. 10
• Stephanye’s Flair
• Officials should treat residents properly
• K-9 fundraiser announced
• Ladies shopping expo coming to Holy Rosary
• Smiley to hold October coffee hours in Burton
• Harvest party at church
• Harvest Fest planned
• Humane Society readies for season with activities
• Photo
• Atherton gets energy award
• Mallard Ponds fate now in hands of auction
• Benefit set for local girl dealing with brain injury
• Family subpoenaed in city suit
• CALENDAR of events
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• Fat Guy’s Corner
• Hunters urged to be Heart Smart
• That’s just stupid!
• Sports ROUNDUP
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• Atherton’s tennis season comes to end
• Bendle clinches football playoff berth
• Hot Tickets
• In brief
• UM-Flint Theatre opens season with The Women of Lockerbie
• A 20-year tradition
• Dream win
• Occupy Wall Street protests could just be the start
• Please note
• Danny Wells is there for the people
• In brief
• Vice president at Security Credit Union marks 45 years
• WORLD OF FITNESS
• Shooing away the flu
• Police Blotter
• Bentley grad bids for state rep seat
• Council questions regular city upkeep
• Celebrating the Best of Burton
• In brief
• Mister Rogers’ Sweater Drive coming to your neighborhood
• Over 4,000 to pay up in drain assessment
• Grillin’ for a cause
• 5-year-old ditching projects tabled at meeting
• Police seeking man who approached children
• Police Blotter
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• Fat Guy’s Corner
• Sports ROUNDUP
• Tigers post third consecutive shutout
• Nerves of steel will be needed for regionals
• In brief
• HandsOn Genesee Volunteer Expo comes to UM-Flint
• Eagles, police working together to replace K-9
• ‘Neighborhood’ spirit
• In brief
• C&L Ward named one of nation’s top remodelers
• HAP now provides travel protection for Medicare beneficiaries
• Zelenko is about making a difference
• Danny Wells has helped to make Burton safer
• GM expands parking lot at Davison Road operation
• The VIEW from here
• In brief
• Project to rework Saginaw water line
• Center, Davison roadwork questioned
• They've got spirit!
• Mallard Ponds may join city’s list of properties
• Chop that!
• City revising its benefits, leave ordinance
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• Deer baiting ban lifted
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• Wolverines score late, defeat Wolves
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• FYT presents original production ‘Turning Points’
• In brief
• Pastor retires from two Burton churches
• The VIEW from here
• Genesee District Library now offers eBooks for the Kindle
• Zelenko support laudable, but get the facts straight
• Hurley Medical Center hosts free joint replacement seminars
• In brief
• MCC named a Top 10 finalist for national prize
• Crop ‘’n’ Shop ‘ ’ plans grand opening
• Police Blotter
• Street sweeping plans get swept under rug
• In brief
• Vegetables taken from Girl Scout’s garden
• Chief ranger retires from county parks
• Slezak to run for Congress as a Republican
• IIndoorr moviie niightt
• Forfeiture process bumped up
• Trailer park fires investigated
• Tee Time
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• UM-Flint dominates Xavier in season opener
• Sports ROUNDUP
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• Things to consider when budgeting your home improvement project
• In brief
• Atherton homecoming happenings detailed
• Celebrating 100 years
• Normal Allen Ballge
• The VIEW from here
• Letters to the editor
• In brief
• Bikes on the Bricks rolling out Sept. 23-25
• Burton man out to make city more user-friendly
• Police Blotter
• In brief
• Back to the Bricks security still contested
• Woman dedicates herself to dog rescue
• Bentley Homecoming Parade invites businesses to join
• Residents to front portion of bill for drain project
• Motel mess
• Construction nearly complete on stations 1, 3
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• Sports ROUNDUP
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• Wolverines earn their first win of the season
• Tee Time
• In brief
• HONORING OUR HEROES
• The VIEW from here
• In brief
• Comic Collectibles celebrates 20 years ab m
• Police Blotter
• In brief
• Hearing set to tackle Burton blight
• Fitzgerald joins VIEW Newspapers
• Police chief reacts to cruise statements
• Burton slogan contest gets under way
• Ready to go
• Error postpones start of salary commission
• CALENDAR of events
• Public input sought on new mentored youth hunting law
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• Tee Time
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• Tigers defeat Hamady in high-scoring affair
• What’s happening at Sloan
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• Eleme n tal Fashio n s
• HAP welcomes Dr. Munir as chief medical officer
• The VIEW from here
• In brief
• Chemco makes spooky transformation into Halloween Connection, The Crypt
• County to share services on road project
• Hurley is Hospital of Choice for MCC athletic injuries
• Senior Center working to serve healthy food
• Police Blotter
• In brief
• Red Cross volunteer helping Irene victims
• Digging for paws
• Moratorium imposed on marijuana permits
• Local Figure Skating Club Hosts Skate the Mountain Basic Skills Competition
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• New partnership hopes to open up Hunting Access Program
• CALENDAR of events
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• Sports ROUNDUP
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• With a little mustard, please
• Bulldogs sneak past Morrice in opener
• UM-Flint theater announces 2011-2012 season
• Hot Tickets
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• Country Corn Maze back with 9/11 tribute
• Project Heat’s On
• Rise in natural disasters makes you stop, think
• BEST Project offers new leadership training program
• HealthPlus Signature plans available through eHealthInsurance.com
• In brief
• Texting and driving focus of campaign
• Today’s Audio tuning out
• Twp. hosts grand opening for pathway
• 100 percent pass exam for Certified Respiratory Therapy
• In brief
• Sheriff using GPS to track seniors with dementia
• Humane Society breaks ground on new addition
• Atherton millage ready for ballots
• Key Club cleanup
• Report details fire station overages
• Sports ROUNDUP
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• Fat Guy’s Corner
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• Tee Time
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• Good Neighbor Day ready to bloom at Bentley Florist
• Fire station construction has been mishandled
• Are we raising a generation of poor communicators?
• In brief
• Citizens Bank tops HealthPlus in ‘healthy competition’
• Lisa’s Hair and Nails moves to Burton
• Police Blotter
• In brief
• City tightens sick leave policy in effort to cut healthcare costs
• Chamber ends pageant, adds two scholarships
• Gus Macker won’t be back for 2012
• Water problems persist for Burton
• First steps taken in demo of T.N. Lamb
• Photo
• Suit filed against Atherton board, Ploof
• Back to School for Burton - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Whistleblower suit filed against Atherton board
• Saginaw Street scene of Back to the Bricks fights
• Gus Macker not coming back for 2012
• OUTDOOR CALENDAR
• Gourmet Gone Wild partners with Hunters Creek Club
• Fat Guy’s Corner
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• Matter of opinion
• Bendle to host volleyball quad
• Sports Shorts
• Faith golfer wins FJGA championship
• CALENDAR of events
• FYT holds auditions for Turning Points
• Eagle Scout hopeful finds service project in Kelly Lake
• Hot Tickets
• In brief
• It’s a different world up north — sort of
• In brief
• All in the family
• County youth to benefit from grants
• Panel of residents to inspect city salaries
• In brief
• Parks board solidifying long-term goals
• Burton motto, website in the works
• Roaches latest complaint at trailer park
• Early finish set for repairs on Bristol Rd.
• Heading Back to the Bricks
• Council considers suspending payment for fire station work
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• Proceed with caution
• Tee Time
• Sports Shorts
• Fallen athlete honored with annual event
• Area players continue careers with Flint Fury
• Hot Tickets
• In brief
• A Fair tradition
• The VIEW from here
• In brief
• Practice takes different healthcare view
• Police Blotter
• In brief
• Social worker’s license suspended over sex offenses
• Wells calls for probe of city raises
• Burton, Atherton strike fuel deal
• Arson suspect sought
• Fire station construction addressed at meeting
• Burton, GB Twp. chiefs eye consolidation
• OUTDOOR CALENDAR
• Annual JAKES Day entices kids to become stewards
• TeeTime
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• Sports Shorts
• Kayla Run adds handcycle race
• Local athletes find a home at Clearwater
• Restoration grant awarded to Sloan
• In brief
• Gearing up for Back to the Bricks
• The VIEW from here
• Retro eplay
• Board OKs new Bentley principal
• Police back on job; no word on water, sewer workers
• Award-winner
• Economic growth and access in Flint is focus of $1.5M grant
• In brief
• Water measures taken at Twin Meadows
• City keeps marijuana act despite new bills
• Zelenko, Wells stay in race; Bendle gets cash for repairs
• Zelenko, Wells stay in race
• TEETIME
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• Michigan Warriors host invitation-only event
• Malin ‘Reaches Higher’ on the hardwood
• Sports Shorts
• Baseball tradition continues at Mott Community College
• Got Harmony camp and show a success
• I Chews the Blues festival Aug. 6 at Davison Eagles
• Machine Shop line-up
• In Brief
• 'Knockers Rock'
• HAP celebrating 50 year anniversary in Flint
• The VIEW from here
• Business Briefs
• Not 2 Shabby
• High School students Invited to enroll in free academy at MCC
• Blotter
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• Reinvestment gains momentum in Burton
• Fire station construction questioned
• Primary will thin field of mayoral candidates
• Getting set for fun
• TEETIME
• Fat Guy’s Corner
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• Mo Pete comes home to teach fundamentals
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• FYT ‘Off the Press’ series to include reading of play
• In Brief
• Kildee won’t seek re-election to 19th term
• Pure imagination
• Editor’s bias is showing
• The VIEW from here
• Hispanic Technology center receives $2,500 donation
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• Blotter
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• Key Club wants to clean up park
• DPW makes next day delivery to combat Kelly beach erosion
• Library club looking for ‘Friends’
• City: Parks board needs full school representation
• Committee in selection process for web designer
• Taking a leisurely cruise
• Bee swarm showcases nature at its best
• TEETIME
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• Camp is in session
• Sports Shorts
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• High school hockey shaken up by low numbers
• Grand Blanc Rehabilitation and Nursing Center
• Keep your teeth healthy with proper diet and cleaning
• Hearing loss is a serious issue
• Mini-grant program applications available
• Third Degree Burns
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• In Brief
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• Blotter
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• United Way sets $2.8M goal for 2011
• City to petitioners: Take it outside
• Smiley cleared of claims by ex chief
• Deadline to fix water imposed on mobile home parks owner
• Revved up for furry friends
• Congratulations Bentley softball
• Sports Shorts
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• Dirrell wins UBO Intercontinental Supermiddleweight title
• TEETIME
• High school, college ball changing bats
• SA Soccer Camps are coming
• Old Newsboys to partner with Genesee County Fair
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• at the FYT
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• Gus Macker thanks Burton
• The VIEW from here
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• Burton Auto Parts closes after 65 years
• 2011 ATHERTON HIGH SCHOOL Top 10 graduates
• ACLU may challenge ban on petitions in public places
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• Principal exits with seven Atherton teachers
• Residents weigh in on trailer park conditions
• All-GAC BLUE SOFTBALL
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• TEETIME
• Bruin volleyball goes down to wire
• Burton Gus Macker a success
• Obituaries
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• Oversized “apples” to hit area farmers markets
• Respecting the flag
• The VIEW from here
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• Comcast awards scholarships
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• City OKs trailer purchase
• News Briefs
• 2011 BENDLE HIGH SCHOOL Top 10 graduates
• Bentley principal steps down
• Mayor enters talks with bargaining units
• GOT GAME
• Ice Mountain Figure Skating Club Hosts Synchro Clinic
• Pride and HONOR
• OUTDOOR CALENDAR
• TEETIME
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• ALL GAC BLUE BASEBALL
• Faith golfer ties for 25th in state
• Hipple shows the way at Lions Youth Camp
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• All-Star games feature area Burton players
• Adopt-A-Pet plans to build an addition to double its capacity
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• Fenton Road trailer parks a growing concern
• City adds extra day for cleanup at park
• Davison to take over Atherton services
• Eleven city workers prepare to leave as new budget takes effect
• Building bridges
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• Faith golfer going to state
• TEETIME
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• Orr signs with Mott Community College
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• I Chews the Blues festival returns
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• Sloppy joes, brick laying contest kick off church’s Habitat project
• Pride and HONOR
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• Davison business to handle Buder Street paving
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• BENTLEY HIGH SCHOOL 2011 Top 10 graduates
• Legal action averted in janitorial decision
• Fireworks display ignites debate at council meeting
• 1876 celebration
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• Local state parks offer activities for Free Fishing weekend
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• Soccer teams ousted in district
• Golfers advance to regionals
• Sports VIEW
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• Bendle makes baseball district semifinals
• Atherton softball ventures into district semifinals
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• FIA receives grant
• Buckham Gallery, City Theatre host Shakespeare-inspired tandem events
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• The Huckleberry Radio Hour
• Hurley Bariatric Center announces it received three star quality status
• In Brief
• Stars and Stripes
• The VIEW from here
• Genesys Athletic Club offers summer camp for kids 3 to 12
• MDOT announces I-69 closures for construction
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• Reunion may be over but praise of event lingers
• Troop sale
• Organizers of Pride and Honor trip want to give vets a sendoff
• Blotter
• Council calls for more talks about budget
• Drainage projects set to ease water backup
• Career in the making?
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• State close to eliminating age limit on youth hunters
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• TEETIME
• Faith booted by St. Thomas
• Sports VIEW
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• Faith swings into golf districts tomorrow
• Atherton tops Bendle softball in playoffs
• Bendle baseball wins pre-district contest
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• ‘Shakespeare in the Park’ comes to For-Mar Preserve
• Got Harmony
• Country-western fun at Wild Spurs
• Printmaker Hurwitz at FIA
• 7th Annual Bikes and Bands still on for June 11
• SA Soccer Camps are coming
• FCP announces auditions for ‘The King and I’
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• MCC announces Student Art Show
• Flint Youth Theatre Drama School’s summer classes begin on June 20
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• Flint Institute of Arts to participate in Blue Star Museums program
• The VIEW from here
• Time for Burton public safety officials to rein in spending
• Citizens Bank Wealth Management announces new vice presidents
• Business Briefs
• A snip and a dip
• French exchange student enjoying time here
• News Briefs
• Window only casualty of attempted break-in
• Boulder Creek the site of repeat break-ins
• Memorial Day hit, run leaves cyclist in critical condition
• Road Commission urges drivers to be alert for flood-driven animals
• Atherton adds classes despite drop in enrollment
• Bentley board is 7 strong once more
• Winning poster
• Woman tied up in robbery
• Council: New city website up by Sept.
• 175 years of Atherton
• Vollmar qualifies for state track and field meet
• Fat Guy’s Corner
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• Golf Outing organizers urged to be aware
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• TEETIME
• Sports VIEW
• Colby scores 100th goal for Lady Soldiers soccer
• Bendle plays host for districts that start Tuesday
• Sports Shorts
• Districts begin Tuesday for area baseball teams
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• SCENE
• Flint Youth Theater to hold auditions for Great Expectations
• African Children’s Choir coming to Mt. Morris
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• Special Olympics 2011 Summer Games
• Genesys offers assistance with Leave a Legacy plan
• Pride and HONOR
• In Brief
• The VIEW from here
• Students take high honors in International Science Fair
• Business Briefs
• Mott students get Michigan Campus Compact Award
• Capitalizing on a Green Thumb
• Davison Cruise gets approval for two Fridays
• News Briefs
• Area women invited to Camo and Lace’s Barbecue, BUNCO event
• Genesys Trauma Services offers free bicycle helmet fitting May 28
• Smiley seeks Purple Hearts for vets with brain injuries
• Water, water everwhere
• Memorial Day activities in Burton
• City seeks to reduce power consumption with grant
• Burton to hold primary elections in Aug.
• Spring sprint
• City of Burton Memorial Day 5K Run and Walk
• City of Burton Memorial Day 5k Run and Walk
• Planet Fitness Offers Guilt Free Work-Out Zone
• Help the one you love come to terms with their hearing loss
• Have fun with Jump on In Moonwalk
• Sun-N-Surf providing tanning care for 16 years
• A welcoming community and great staff await at Lockwood of Burton
• Retirement help for the rest of us
• Consumer confidence on the increase
• Complete Computers; A top choice among area consumers
• Puzzlers Pub owned and operated for 12 years
• Satisfaction comes first at Diamond in the Rough
• A taste of New York in Burton
• Smoker's Palace - a convenient one stop shop for all of your smoking needs
• OUTDOOR CALENDAR
• Davison native bags possible new state record turkey
• GOLF
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• Unlocking the secrets of our area lakes
• TEETIME
• Small fish in big ponds look to surprise
• Two routs, one tough loss for Faith soccer
• Area softball rivals divide league twin bill
• Bendle baseball takes two from Atherton
• Sports Shorts
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• Summer events at Crossroads Village and Huckleberry Railroad
• Film Clips
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• King Par Classic to benefit Whaley
• Flint Festival Chorus
• Hurley Physician Dismond and wife receive MSMS Presidential Citation
• Linden nurse receives Hurley DAISY Award
• In Brief
• Sweeter in Time
• The VIEW from here
• Macker committee seeks community input
• HealthPlus and SafeKids of Greater Flint to host free car seat checks
• Business Briefs
• GM to invest $109M in Flint engine plant
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• Blotter
• OFFICER HONORED
• NCG Movies to reopen Courtland Cinemas this Friday
• Genesee County turns 175
• Gordon LaVere photography exhibit at MCC Library
• Neighbors fed up with barking dog situation
• Police, fire take direct hits in budget
• Bikin’ for Burns
• BREAKING NEWS: May 16, 2011 - 5:10 p.m. NCG to reopen closed Courtland Center theater
• BREAKING NEWS: May 13, 2011 - 1:49 p.m. GM to invest $109 million in Flint engine plant
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• Gas Savings Camper Storage Program reinstated
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• Soldiers win two of three in soccer
• Wolverines get first wins of season
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• Cross-town rivalry week ups the ante
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• FSPA’s Sylvia Pittman to perform
• Community Briefs
• Smooth Steps studio brings home numerous awards
• Film Clips
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• The Whiting 2011-12
• Humane Society needs gardening volunteers
• ‘Fighting weight’
• In Brief
• Burton Library avoids staffing, hour cuts
• The VIEW from here
• GM Flint employees donate $15,000 to Food Bank
• Business Briefs
• New lawn care business offers personalized service, fair price
• New health career schools get students into job faster
• Burton Goodwill moving
• View Newspapers wins five graphic design awards
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• House fire response
• Resident: Sharky’s bar still too loud
• MEA hosts legislator forum
• Blotter
• Wood burning ordinance tabled until June
• Residential ‘racetracks’ concern citizens
• Story time with fido
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• Getting kids hooked on fishing
• Tadazak named league MVP as Warriors sweep, then fall
• TEETIME
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• Lions net 14 goals in two games
• Tigers’ schedule finally playing out
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• Bendle takes both games of league twin bill
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• Community Briefs
• Works of Lewandowski to be on display at FIA
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• Andrew Wyeth Exhibition at the FIA
• FSPA faculty presents classical concert
• Library helps spread word about SNAP
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• Mott Foundation appoints new vice president
• From ‘grief to hope’
• The VIEW from here
• Orthopedic experts at McLaren offer free seminar on joint pain
• Take back our “entitlements”
• Hurley Foundation receives a grant for Dort Park relocation
• Business Briefs
• Back to the Bricks exhibit
• Blotter
• Books for sale
• Library millage increase receives nod from voters
• Council details first city budget line items
• Rep. Smiley calls planned pension tax ‘age warfare’
• Skating pro set to bring ‘nostalgia’ back to Iceland
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• Atherton Schools to layoff 8 teachers
• Bendle, Bentley report school board outcomes
• Singing their praises
• OUTDOOR CALENDAR
• Has the gray wolf recovered?
• Soccer evens up
• Warriors split at home, take decisive game five on the road
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• GOLF
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• Soldiers ride wind to soccer victory
• Lady Wolverines pocket a split
• Sports Shorts
• Genesee Christian splits with Wolves
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• In the Round exhibition coming to Buckham
• Get ready for summer with cool camps at Sloan-Longway
• Rev. Hugh Sisson Fitch
• Flint Institute of Music to hold reception, auction at Riverfront Banquet Center
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• Jesus Christ Superstar!
• Norton Male Chorus
• GCLC plans Ride to Read and Bike Blessing Event
• Goodwill celebrates 80 years with blood drive April 29
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• For love of animals
• The VIEW from here
• Re-elect Croudy to serve on MCC board
• Lenore Croudy right choice for MCC board
• Household hazardous waste collection day is May 21
• Business Briefs
• Citizens Bank hosts open houses to mark 140 years
• Skirting the issue
• Cleaves to promote literacy at Boys & Girls Club fundraiser
• Cleaves to promote literacy at Boys & Girls Club fundraiser
• Poster contest opens up to all kids in Genesee Co.
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• Blotter
• Compost bin, rain barrel distribution planned June 4
• April declared Child Abuse Prevention month – council
• Mugging ends in latest Kings Lane shooting
• Baker College given nod to offer new nephrology program
• MCC to participate in National prescription Drug Take Back Day
• Reps hold meeting amid school cuts opposition
• Sharky’s: Noise will be reduced
• On a quest
• BREAKING NEWS: April 26, 2011 - 2:45 p.m. Second shooting at Kings Lane this month
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• NWTF urges safe wild turkey hunting practices
• Eight is enough
• Checking it twice
• TEETIME
• First-year alumni hockey tournament proves worthy
• Fat Guy’s Corner
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• Lady Lions score first soccer win at home
• Bulldogs drop season opener to Holly
• Sports Shorts
• Lady Bulldogs trip up Holly Bronchos
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• Send VG’s receipts to Humane Society
• McLaren offers weight loss, exercise solutions
• Genesys offers help for moms
• Old Newsboys to partner with Genesee County Fair
• MCC returns to tradition of community dance
• FSPA presents Festival of Dance May 7, 8
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• 33rd Annual FSPA Showcase Concert
• Flint gets Captivated
• In Brief
• ‘Burton needs a good hug’
• The VIEW from here
• Powers student selected Genesee DAR Good Citizen
• HealthPlus employees raise more than $3,000 for BB/BS
• Genesys Athletic Club hosts fundraiser for cancer patients
• Local host families sought for international exchange students
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• Burton engineering company lauded
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• Libraries will have to cut hours, staff if millage increase not OK’d May 3
• Blotter
• Experts weigh in on new teen driving laws
• Furry fundraiser
• Bendle school board applicants identify issues
• Residents seek inspection of city employees’ wages
• Easter scramble
• ‘Everything’s been privatized, consolidated or eliminated’
• Bear bait ban proposal may drop chocolate
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• TEETIME
• Ageless FJGA still popular with kids
• Warriors take two, advance to round two
• TRACK AND FIELD
• Fundraiser brings Lloyd Carr to Genesee County
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• Lady Soldiers rally for 4-3 win
• Sports Shorts
• Lady Tigers find opening day inhospitable
• Bendle finally plays baseball opener
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• FYT’s “Irena’s Vow” honors the courage of unsung heroes
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• Shalhoub packs auditorium at MCC for lecture
• Kid Rock rides into Machine Shop
• Easter activities
• MCC and Oakland University announce partnership program
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• All the right moves
• The VIEW from here
• HAP ranked highest in member satisfaction among Michigan Health Plans
• Grand opening
• Business Briefs
• GRCC and the eTeam announce award recipients
• The clean team
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• The pig flies again
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• Dinner Party at MCC featuring ‘Chef to the Stars’ is Feb. 25
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• Police dispatched three Sundays in a row to Burton bar
• Cub Scouts awarded top honor at banquet
• Burton faces state revenue sharing loss
• 6 Burton properties handed back to land bank
• All abuzz
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• Jr. Generals shoot down Jets twice
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• Bulldogs send one, Tigers advance three to regionals
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• Flint Institute of Arts opens Promises of Freedom exhibition
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• Public invited to Flint River Wild Ones
• Baker celebrates Black History month with events
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• Board OKs demolition study for Lamb
• Purse snatched from shopping cart
• Trapper Joe’s investigated, cleared
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• Woman loads up cart, tries to leave store
• Bingo’s a big hit
• Couples ‘hug a tree’ for chance at woodsy wedding
• First medical marijuana dispensary OK’d by city
• Volunteers help Wheelin’ Team 457.net catch the big one
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• Bulldogs, Tigers have rough day at league tournament
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• Genesys offers class on diabetes prevention
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• Free Mini Clinic slated for Feb. 12
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• ‘He was always smiling’
• Stylist snips off 10 years at Hair Cutz
• Snow by the truckload
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• Mayor: Labor deals not delaying fire station work
• City drafting first-ever emergency protocol
• Flouride smile
• Jr. Generals split with Chicago Hitmen
• Mountain Cats tame Indianapolis Inferno
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• Sloan Museum crawling with ‘CSI: Crime Scene Insects’
• Sloan Museum crawling with ‘CSI: Crime Scene Insects’
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• ‘An Evening with JIM BRICKMAN’
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• Hit by cupid's arrow
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• Communications Technologies, JT&T Communications merge
• Flint coney owner set to reopen Scotti’s
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• Eagles carry on charitable work with 2011 cancer benefit
• School’s “Papa” marks birthday with classroom pizza party
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• Serving veterans earns UM-Flint national recognition
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• Burton designates winter storm command center
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• Substitute teacher arraigned on 2 counts of criminal sexual conduct
• Warding off winter
• Lost property taxes, declining state revenue take toll on finances
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• Rodent marks quasquicentennial
• Jr. Generals snap skid with 5-1 win at home
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• Mountain Cats struggle over weekend
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• Bendle takes a pair of conference wins
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• GREASE is the word
• Hurley Medical Center to hold health, fashion event
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• Shakespearean RHAPSODY
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• Site coordinators needed for American Cancer Society Daffodil Days
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• Break-in foiled
• Man tries to get painkillers from stolen prescription pad
• Wardrobe options for second-time brides
• Woman steals pet supplies
• Macker gets new co-chairs, date
• Hundreds recalled as GM adds third shift
• Weather blamed in crash that kills one
• Watermain costs lower than expected
• And O’Keefe makes seven
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• Jr. Generals lose despite shot edge
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• Pheasants Forever Chapter gives back to local kids
• Mountain Cats enjoy week off
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• Loggers finally hit chopping block
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• Bendle battles league foe
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• Vertigo Theatrics to perform Simon play ‘God’s Favorite’
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• Renowned local vocalist to perform with the FSO
• Sweet Adelines to hold “Snowfest” in Frankenmuth
• Speaker series tackles ‘how to talk with your doctor’
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• Owens named HealthPlus board chair
• Dealership to extend rewards program
• Five things your dentist really wants you to know about your mouth
• Don’t miss the warning signs of carpal tunnel syndrome
• Sinusitis might be to blame for congestion, discomfort
• Suspect steals car
• Agency to count homeless in Genesee County
• Five to perform in state festival
• Latchana sworn in Jan. 13 among chorus of support
• Gus Macker is on
• Fun at the circus
• Bentley signs agreement to raise awareness about Rx drug abuse
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• Laundromat reports employee embezzlement
• Neighbor witnesses B and E, doesn’t notice it’s a crime
• Checks sent to wrong address cashed
• Night skiing is right for Midwestern skiers, boarders
• Mountain Cats struggle against Wooster Oilers
• Jr. Generals tie it at :08, lose shoot-out on Sunday
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• Loggers down but still not out
• BOWLING
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• Bentley exterminates the Hornets 54-49
• Faith knocks off Genesee Christian
• ‘Fakes, Forgeries and Fun’ at the Flint Institute of Arts
• FYT’s West Moon Street — an Oscar Wilde comedy with a murderous twist
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• FCP announces auditions for ‘Dearly Departed’
• ‘We do silly comedy’
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• Atherton School District set to celebrate 175 years
• ROWE Professional Services I-475 project wins award
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• Democratic Party expresses sympathy for shooting victims
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• VG’s launches new rewards program to save shoppers money
• No beans about it!
• Stolen truck recovered before police begin looking
• Shoplifter rats out companion for drug possession
• Man robs Goodwill donation box three nights in a row
• Copper pipe theft spreads to hardware store
• Art Guild seeking donations
• Genesee Area Bead Society
• Mid Michigan Derby Girls January bout to raise funds for Shelter of Flint
• Free health screenings offered
• Coin, stamp and card show coming to Courtland Center
• Mom2Mom sale coming in March
• VA pension is little-known, complex for area veterans
• Bentley students win international art competition
• No word on fate of Gus Macker tourney
• Firefighters ‘tickled pink’ fire station bid accepted
• Learning to give
• Loggers off the ice indefinitely
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• "Safe ice" gives false security for sledders, anglers
• Jr. Generals, Jets duke it out at Iceland
• BOWLING
• Mountain Cats return to the ice
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• ‘Grease’ coming to The Whiting Feb. 3, 4
• After two years, daughter’s memory still preserving history
• What’s that noise?
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• Classes set aside wants for others’ needs
• Final engineering of pipeline in sight
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• Medical marijuana ordinance first read gets green light
• Zelenko assumes mayor’s title; vacancy on council created
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• New technology improves experience for Midwestern skiers, snowboarders
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• Tigers head into break with a loss
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• McLaren offers weight loss solutions
• Come to the Scrap-and-Chat
• Creature Camp at Sloan
• Adelines seeks singers
• McLaren offering Stroke Education series
• Flint Youth Theatre Drama School’s winter classes begin Jan. 11
• A night of improv at THE WHITING
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• ‘Elusive Lucy’
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• Conspiracy. What Conspiracy?
• Mayor controversy is a big soap opera
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• Formula shoplifting becomes unarmed robbery
• Home invasion interrupts moving process
• Clio man steals $150 worth of meat
• ELGA ‘Elves’ sacrifice for local families
• Teacher’s belongings stolen from classroom
• Genealogical Society event
• Baker College now enrolling for Winter 2011 semester
• ‘We’re going to miss you Charlie’
• Slip sliding away
• Unknown amount of cash taken during bank robbery
• Latchana ‘excited’ to move from attorney to judge
• Bowling
• Operation Injured Soldier helps veterans heal through outdoors
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• Loggers roll like a ‘rock star’
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• Polar Palace men's league part of the Big Chill
• Atherton wins tightly contested turf war
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• CASA volunteer enjoys helping with neglected children
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• Editor needs to see the bright side of winter
• Move to become mayor orchestrated by Zelenko
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• Michigan Guard, Reserve offer thanks to civilian employers
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• Rx marijuana ordinance needs second council vote
• Arsenic levels prompt water main talk
• Fire station bids tabled again; labor agreements at issue
• Mayor selection to continue as planned
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• Zelenko a good choice as interim mayor
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• 2010 firearm deer hunting season mimics 2009 season
• Mountain Cats fall to Ice Dogs
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• Hot Junior Generals split in Peoria
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• Bendle struggles continue
• Bulldogs starting hoops season out strong
• FYT to hold technical interviews, auditions for Great Gilly Hopkins
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• Resource Genesee receives grant
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• Jingle Bell Dash puts emphasis on fitness
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• Struggle continues for family affected by H1N1 flu virus
• Contentions arise over mayor decision
• All fire stations getting some TLC
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• Auto supplier ready to start hiring
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• Turkey-peacock cross, or something else more rare?
• Loggers take two over weekend
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• Junior Generals win twice in overtime
• Mountain Cats drop two in Wisconsin
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• Wolverines fall short
• Bendle struggles at Flushing
• UM-Flint Student Jazz Ensemble, Faculty Quintet to perform
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• FYT celebrates holidays with an Irish twist
• Rated G exhibit coming to the Buckham Gallery
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• Classical ballet production ‘Swan Lake’ coming to The Whiting
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• FSPA ensembles present programs
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• Host a safe and sound holiday party
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• Flu vaccine clinic being held at Burton Health Center
• Kiwanis selling Christmas trees longer than 37 years
• Humane Society honors volunteers with annual banquet
• UM-Flint, WCCCD announce collaboration
• Despite economy, Christmas at Courtland hopes to become annual event
• UM-Flint to hold 2011 critical issues forum
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• Local musicians to perform holiday favorites at MCC
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• With thanks to Victorian era
• Stanley Cup to visit Lapeer
• Zelenko named mayor in informal decision
• Santa stops by for tree lighting
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• HealthPlus offers “Signature” health plans
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• Bishop unveils new airside expansion
• Shopping becomes ‘heroic’ feat
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• Coyotes food preferences keep them a little close for comfort
• Loggers edged out in overtime by Blizzard
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• Jr. Generals slug it out with Jets
• Bentley, Bendle bowlers ready to hit the lanes
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• Tigers reload while Bulldogs look for individual success
• Lady Wolverines win season opener
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• New Century Chorale presents a Yuletide Festival
• Works of Chicago area artist featured in MCC exhibit
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• ITT Tech offers degree in mobile communications tech
• Senior Center elves busy making gift baskets for peers
• Board in favor of Atherton improvements
• ‘A real labor of love’
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• Humane Society offers tips, specials for a Happy Howliday
• Seasonal Song Becomes Holiday Favorite
• Community asked to donate through Candy Cane Drive
• Kiwanis kick off 37th annual tree sale
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• Marijuana ordinance closer to approval
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• Loggers lose to Bruins
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• Junior Generals’ streak snapped
• Mountain Cats fall to Ice Dogs 4-3
• Vertigo Theatrics puts a new spin on a holiday favorite
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• The Flint Institute of Music presents: Tchaikovsky’s Nutcracker Ballet
• Baker College - Flint’s mechanical engineering program accredited
• HealthPlus compliance official recognized by Michigan Lawyers Weekly
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• Baker’s Princinsky honored with award
• Community invited to honor those who served with ... WREATHS ACROSS AMERICA
• City clerk to retire after 15 years
• Grace Community Christian Fellowship starts night service
• Peaceful Parenting series runs Dec. 7-8
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• Hurley gets designation from NAPBC for Breast Centers
• Old Newsboys receive grant to donate coats
• Ex city worker pleads guilty in embezzlement
• Procedures still not in place to appoint new mayor
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• Baker College Online named military friendly school by G.I. Jobs magazine
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• Good hunting meant full buck poles
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• Loggers win two in a row
• Cats split in Quad City
• Junior Generals run win streak to four
• FYT Drama School to offer classes
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• Public invited to reception to honor MCC president
• Hurley’s Safe Kids hosts Dec. 3 Jeans Day
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• Lights, camera, action!
• Durish newest addition to VIEW staff
• Bikes on the Bricks
• Flea market fare to raise money for spring trip
• Musical ‘Journey’
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• 51st Annual Motorcycle Ice Races set for Dec. 4
• Health Alliance Plan expands its Medicare plan options
• In honor of the troops
• Legal marijuana sales blurry in ordinance
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• Olio’s Cafe serves up authentic Italian dishes
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• Study shows ALDI offers shoppers savings
• Davison Vision Center moves to new location
• Alcohol energy drinks banned from the Michigan market
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• ‘Clarinet Concerto’
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• Food Bank may get $250k Pepsi grant
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• Lead poisoning prevention urged by health department
• Buck poles mark opening day of
• Harvest Ball
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• Downtown Davison gearing up for tree lighting
• Junior Generals score 13 goals in Pittsburgh
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• Humane Society extends hours for holiday season
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• A family pays tribute
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• Loggers split over weekend
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• Faith wins second district title, bows out of regional
• City looking into replacing aging phone system
• FIM presents Nutcracker-Holiday Pops Sneak Peek
• Legality of appointing new mayor questioned
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• FCP presents award-winning musical
• Meijer makes donation to Red Cross
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• New in town
• Genesee County Health Dept. awarded for public health quality improvement
• Thrifty fashion show
• Wrap-up of state, county races; millage fails, one amendment passes
• New, familiar faces to join Atherton school board
• Latchana elected to 67th District Court bench
• Taking a stand against treestand accidents
• Kildee wins 5th District
• Howarth goes big for Loggers
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• Dr. Carravallah receives annual Pinnacle Award
• Loaded volleyball districts prove challenging
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• Mountain Cats set to open season
• Robertson defeats Zelenko, claims Senate seat
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• Smiley wins 50th District representative seat
• Bendle bows to Waterford in playoff opener
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• MCC president named Top Community College President in North America
• Wind Symphony to perform “Airs, Suites and Dances”
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• Bendle students awarded for being ... Snapshots of Success
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• Bendle bursts Atherton playoff dream
• Get the facts about hand sanitizers
• First Frost Art & Fine Crafts Fair at FIA
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• FYT to honor Beyond a Child playwright Moses Goldberg
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• Fandangles’ to present ‘Special Dining’
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• Family Fun Day to benefit children in Genesee County
• Atherton contracts security company
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• Russell Moore & IIIrd Tyme Out
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• 18-point buck taken by North Branch hunter
• Hurley Medical Center kicks off patient Family Centered Care
• Trail of treats
• Lapeer Loggers off to strong start in opener
• A ‘Flair’ for fashion
• Alleged serial stabber charged with other murders
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• Districts beckon area volleyball squads
• New director named for UM-Flint Urban Health and Wellness Center
• Tigers look to improve at loaded regional
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• Reaction to letter concerning type of childhood cancer
• Trick-or-Treat Trail returns to Kelly Lake
• Young ladies get in on the hunting action
• "Get Away, Right Away” more than just a great idea
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• Constitutional Convention vote on ballot
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• Arby’s awards $7,089.55 to Big Brothers Big Sisters
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• Burton Memorial closing for a month
• Genesee Christian primed for district crown
• Police probe embezzlement charges
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• Believe it: Atherton stuns Byron in OT
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• FYT presents staged reading of Farragut North
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• First water authority meeting taking place
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• Seminar attracts interest in Robotic Surgery Trends
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• Pedaling away world hunger
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• Student numbers down at Bendle
• Lay scores four goals in win
• Roll over Hunger
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• Burton Police get grant to hire back 2 officers
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• Wolverines’ tennis primed for playoffs
• Central Michigan hospital joins McLaren
• Bendle rolls into Genesee showdown
• “The future is looking very bright”
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• Mutt Masquerade, 21st Annual Dog Walk-A-Thon is Saturday at Mott
• Successful youth hunters
• Talks focus on railroad possibilities in Michigan
• Davison native hooks monster pike
• School of Management to recognize top businesses
• Goodrich High will be site of hazardous waste collection
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• A sweet donation
• Health Fair set for Burton Senior Center
• Junior Generals rally for first win
• Retail fraud
• Swartz Creek Chamber, Agroscaping partners with Eli Foundation for networking event
• Perani Arena gets upgraded
• Computer stolen during break-in, hundreds in damage
• Upcoming fall events at For-mar Nature Preserve
• Wolverines break even on the road
• Just one beer was all it took
• Gallery to present local artist
• Tigers getting better, not quite ready to compete
• Motorcycle stolen from outside local watering hole
• McLaren offering heart health, cholesterol help
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• Two shot with BB gun at restaurant
• ABC12’s Elliott to speak about the S.S. Fitzgerald
• Atherton blanked by Wolves; Bendle rolls
• “Stronger in You”
• Flint Symphony Orchestra’s 2010-11 classical concert series
• Fire prevention program a no-go this year
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• GOIN’ PINK
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• Funding forecast dreary for 2011
• New Century Chorale prepares for its first concert
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• Gas prices drop
• Award-winning musical coming to The Whiting
• Vets millage a good cause, but is sullied by politicians
• HealthPlus named one of nation’s top private insurance plans
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• Youth buck pole sets new record
• DELEG’s Bureau of Fire Services kicks off training
• Crossroads Halloween Ghosts and Goodies
• Faith’s tough season continues
• IMA to hold Fish Fry Fridays
• Richardson Consulting offers youth behavior treatment program
• Warriors have rough weekend, earn only one point
• McLaren offering heart health, cholesterol help
• Faith falls, Soldiers roll
• Bikes on the Bricks is back this weekend
• Bendle blanks Bentley in Battle of Burton
• Project Heat’s On
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• An evening with Jeff Daniels
• City Council approves fire bond issue
• Davison Car Cruise Night draws to a close
• Complaints about noxious weeds law continue to grow
• Free evening of croquet
• Life skills coach helps businesses tackle team building
• Help someone read
• Senior golf scramble at Brookwood
• Volunteer drivers needed
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• IMA to hold Fish Fry Fridays
• Art Guild seeking donations
• Maple Avenue is dangerous
• HealthPlus welcomes new salesperson
• Hazardous Waste Collection Day planned
• Help fight childhood cancer
• “If you can think it, we can ink it”
• Book signing at Barnes & Noble
• Lowes is a hero to community
• Stereo taken from vehicle
• Holy Rosary to hold Scrapbooking Day
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• TV stolen during breaking and entering
• School put on lockdown after alleged gun report
• Tigers take care of Atherton
• Victim punched in face during strong arm robbery
• New contract for Bendle superintendent approved
• Jr. Generals roughed up by Junior Penguins
• Madison Academy opens high school on former VCA site
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• Don’t memorize this
• HealthPlus Children’s Health and Safety Day
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• Woman taken to hospital following robbery
• Free hearing and vision screening for children
• Van Slyke school reunion
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• Genesys hosts 5K run/walk
• Spiritual development workshops
• Mosque construction should not be stopped
• In Brief Walk-run-sit-a-thon
• Learn to Fence at the Greater Flint YMCA
• Smoking ban is unfair
• For a grape cause
• Country-western fun at Wild Spurs
• Wolverines tie with Goodrich
• Officials: Bendle’s student count looks bleak
• Acrylic paint workshop at Boundless Arts
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• Council authorizes sales of real estate owned by the city
• FIA holds Third Annual “Art on Tap” Beer Tasting event
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• Stomping out hunger
• Concerts coming up at The Machine Shop
• Rough week for Faith
• Landline telephone payment assistance available
• Don’t miss Rumors at Bower Theater
• Wolverines down Dryden, lose to Webberville
• IMA to hold Fish Fry Fridays
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• Tigers maul Dryden; Wolverines roll to 2-1
• New spa hopes to offer patrons “Affordable luxury”
• Art Guild seeking donations
• High school football standings
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• Book signing at Barnes & Noble
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• Big Band memories
• Lapeer Loggers name coach, owner, announce training camp
• Holy Rosary to hold Scrapbooking Day
• Free evening of croquet at Genesee Valley
• “Exploiting Michigan”
• Grossology at Sloan Museum
• Principals discuss testing, curriculum
• Vintage auto show coming
• Benefit dinner set for Oct. 17
• Acorn Cottage Art Open House
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• Practice with a purpose
• Sam’s Club hands out $1,000 in gift cards to teachers at South Bendle Elementary
• Flint arch replicas on sale to raise funds for Flint River Corridor Alliance
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• Chain link fence damaged at Boulder Creek
• Genesys presents run/walk to benefit hospice patients
• TEE TIME
• Breaking and entering
• CRIM RACE
• Michigan Warriors take part in Good Neighbor Day
• Man flees after stealing knives from store
• Suspected serial slasher extradited back to county
• Genesee Christian shuts out Blue Devils
• Officer apprehends suspect in Flint bank armed robbery
• Florist gives away nearly 3,000 roses on Good Neighbor Day
• TENNIS
• Genesys, union still at odds, strike on hold
• Much work ahead for area volleyball squads
• 2010 scholarships awarded by CFGF
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• In Brief
• Bentley bows late; Bendle wins thriller
• Davison woman celebrates 99th birthday
• Rumors sets the tone for 82nd season of Flint Community Players
• Spaghetti dinner aims to raise funds for Madison Lasley
• The FIA film schedule for September
• City tables motion on fire bond issue
• Popular mysteries launch FIA film season
• Fire takes WCRZ off the air briefly
• Packing up
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• Council approves contested construction costs
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• Post terrorism slap in the face — are we men or marshmallows!
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• Flint Institute of Arts opens new exhibition season
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• Grant to support the Greater Mid-Michigan Bio-Manufacturing Alliance
• Pickin' and a grinnin'
• Adaptive equipment allows everyone to enjoy the outdoors
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• FSO to hold auditions for 2010-2011 season
• McLaren Bariatric Institute surgeon recognized for expertise
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• Police advise elderly of scam
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• How does your restaurant grow?
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• Popular presenters to headline at Applewood series
• Parks and Rec receives two grants
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• Mott Foundation makes $500,000 grant to identify best way to halt Asian carp
• Editor missing the “big picture”
• Michigan added to list in shell egg recall
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• Investigation closed on dog shooting
• Volleyball squads find tough competition
• Pack the Truck event brings in money, supplies for local schools
• Genesee Christian gets first win
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• TENNIS
• Airbr ush ar tistr y
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• Changes abound in Bendle for the 2010-11 school year
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• Tank full of fun
• Atherton, Bentley beat GAC newbies
• City Council claims street lights on Dort
• All-American hockey team approved for Lapeer
• Social satire, Paid Programming, opening Sept. 10-11 at UM-Flint Theatre, Buckham
• Car lovers near and far drove ... to theBricks Back
• FYT Drama classes begin Sept. 14
• Millage approval sought for vet services
• Contract OK’d for new super at Atherton
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• Back to the Bricks
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• MI Restaurant Association to refund $3.675 million
• Fair game
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• “Music at the Mall”
• Genesee County Cancer Connection offers free prostate cancer screenings
• Crossbow hunting regulations expanded
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• Gaither Homecoming artist coming to Church of the Nazarene
• TEE TIME
• General Motors Foundation contributes $5,000 to BB/BS
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• Bentley sets budget numbers
• Former Tigers reach collegiate level
• Appliance rebate program applicants should act soon
• Warriors to be on display in camp
• Battle of the Bands
• Sports Shorts
• Florist, Warriors delivering good will
• Volleyball squads reloaded and ready for action
• Hurley trauma patient turned RN is Golf Ambassador
• Back to Bricks the
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• Residents invited to walking audit of city
• Taking Aim
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• Warriors set training camp roster
• Council tables road project payment
• Pull
• Superintendent contract under negotiation; 5 vie for seats
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• Cute and cuddly
• Tennis season not quite set
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• Faith hopes to improve from winless season
• Mott Community College president gets CEO award
• FCCC hires interim president and CEO
• ROWE names new principals
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• Jymi Dill
• The VIEW from here
• “Toy store for adults”
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• Government is not the one we should fear
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• Amazing Days...Wild Knights
• Burton resident wins duck calling contest
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• Tall Pine Council hosts shooting fundraiser
• Hurley honors eighth DAISY Award winner
• TEE TIME
• Atlanta Police holding stabbing suspect
• Teammates battle in FJGA final
• I-475 work finished ahead of schedule
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• News Briefs
• Conditions prime for slobber mouth in horses
• Burton to hold video contest during Back to the Bricks cruise
• Stray shots
• Voter turnout numbers higher than expected for primary
• Former Lady Tiger ready for college basketball
• Hunt for Flint-area serial stabber continues
• TEE TIME
• Big Brothers Big Sisters presents ‘Power of 40’ event
• True to their word
• HealthPlus has new director of Medicare
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• Schedule of events
• Kayla Run awards $17,000 in scholarships
• Fun at the Fair
• Sports Shorts
• VIEW partnering with WEYI
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• Hydroplaning on the lake
• Bassett joins VIEW sports staff
• City-owned land sales get council OK
• Bendle grad rises to the top
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• CANUSA Games help to bring together Flint and Hamilton
• Business Briefs
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• Serial stabber suspect arrested
• Pack the Truck
• FSPA students showcased in Spotlight Concert
• The VIEW from here
• Blotter
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• Thanks for the support
• BACK to the BRICKS
• OUTDOOR CALENDAR
• In Brief
• Public opinion survey indicates support for state smoke-free air law
• “2010 Hydrofest”
• Sporting Clays tournament hits 14th year
• City voters OK fire millage
• TEE TIME
• Smiley wins
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• View Calendar
• Bigger and better
• Business Briefs
• Polar Palace hosts clinic put on by USA Hockey
• Pastors’ plan
• Top juniors swing into Warwick Hills
• Blotter
• Sports Shorts
• Concussions: Know the signs, symptoms
• Art, cultural programming boosted with $3.25 million in Mott grants
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• Swartz Creek Center Stage celebrates 30 years
• News Briefs
• Library hours to be cut at Burton Memorial, other branches
• Snodgrass and Latchana to face off in Nov.
• Slezak loses to Zelenko
• Opinions: We all have them
• Honoring a pledge
• Voters have four polling sites available for election day
• Former Tiger manning collegiate mound
• Snodgrass, Masters seek election
• Kayla Run marks fifth year
• Snodgrass, Masters seek election
• Film Clips
• Genesee County Parks accepting donations for upcoming 2010 programs
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• Ebinger appointed to Genesys Heart team
• Credit Union wins award
• MusicFest 2010
• Ploof chosen as Atherton super
• Get the Blues
• The VIEW from here
• Fire millage up for vote on upcoming ballot
• Sports equipment donations being accepted
• OUTDOOR CALENDAR
• Survey says
• Recession Proof Reunion Kearsley Class of 1970
• JAKES annual event returns to Davison
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• Humane Society offers Kid’s Camp
• TEE TIME
• Planned gifts to Cancer Society can provide financial relief
• Flint River Wild Ones tour Seven Ponds Nature Center
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• Donations needed for 5th Annual “Stuff the Bus”
• Princess Tea Party at Big Apple Bagel
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• Volunteer drivers needed
• FJGA golfers prepare for season-ending tourney
• MCC offers state-approved electrical apprentice training
• Volunteers needed at county parks
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• Hot off the line
• GISD taps Hagel as new superintendent

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