Davison, MI News

• Davison, MI News
• Sports ROUNDUP
• Legitimate threat
• Chrysler to Conduct Onsite Test Drives At U.S. Youth Soccer Games and Events
• 2012 Camaro ZL1 Termed ‘Everyday Supercar’
• Tee Time
• Cardinals look for title in loaded district
• Davison, Flint Powers split final Big Nine title
• JANICE BEUTHIN,
• Lady Cardinals roll out district red carpet
• CYNTHIA M. (GREER) LIVELY,
• Relay for life slated for Saturday, June 2
• ARTS & LIFESTYLES In brief
• Community garden brings out volunteers
• Back to the ballfields
• BUSINESS In brief
• Subway moves to new store on M-15
• In brief
• Theodoroff throws hat in the ring
• Kennedy declares candidacy
• Davison earns Michigan Main Street designation
• Central Elementary study shows building is sound
• SCAVENGER HUNT
• A new hope
• Gleason urges purchase of donor plates
• CALENDAR of events
• Corvette ZR1 Will Pace Indianapolis 500 Race
• Country’s Easton Corbin Is Latest Ram Truck Artist
• Tee Time
• Turkey federation nears 40-year mark
• Regionals on deck for Davison track
• Sports ROUNDUP
• No drama here
• Sports Shorts
• Cardinals will see familiar faces in regional
• Cardinal tennis nets Big Nine championship
• Flint Festival Chorus to perform
• Hot Tickets
• Out of the past
• ARTS & LIFESTYLES In brief
• Mock drunk driving crash at DHS
• Healing doesn’t happen in a straight line
• BUSINESS In brief
• Flint-built pickup truck hits a major milestone
• Music legend to perform in Davison
• Masonic Lodges to provide free child ID program at Haas
• Police Blotter
• Cheerleaders hosting a girl’s night in
• In brief
• Election 2012
• Car show gets new coordinator
• Parking lots to be repaved
• ‘We own that land!’
• “We own that land!”
• A taste of Arizona, here in Michigan
• CALENDAR of events
• Money back guarantee
• Leave the Driving to...Your Car?
• Sports ROUNDUP
• Sports Shorts
• Weather, sticky situations give Cards off week
• Kettering hockey moves to Polar Palace
• Jim Abbott returns home to host youth camp
• Lady Cards claim conference victory
• Out of the past
• LOUISE M. CHILDS,
• JEAN A. JULY,
• Church in the Park event planned
• Wedding Anniversary
• Family Fun Day May 12
• Hot Tickets
• The 2012-13 lineup at the Whiting
• Coming up at The Whiting
• ARTS & LIFESTYLES In brief
• It ain’t easy being a superhero
• Many thanks to one and all who helped at Playscape!
• Mr. Maxwells offers thanks for grand opening
• Kiwanis extend thanks for car races
• Kettering University to hold open house May 19
• Regional Chamber leads new Visitors Bureau
• BUSINESS In brief
• CornerStone Rehab offers pediatric services
• Outreach East will Rock Out Hunger again May 19
• Richfield Township to appoint receiving board
• In brief
• Park race still needs runners and sponsors
• Schools locked down after prison escape
• 4-H HONORED
• Businessman seeks 48th District seat
• Flint Street update
• Car cruise to take on new leadership
• Davison and Lapeer schools locked down after prison escape
• Mock crash will be performed at DHS on week of prom
• WOW – WHAT A WEEK FOR CHRYSLER!
• OUTDOOR CALENDAR
• Lake Nepessing access site closed temporarily
• Sports ROUNDUP
• Ranting and raving
• Sports Shorts
• Cardinals earn Big Nine victory over Cavaliers
• Cards advance to Greater Flint finals, sweep Cavs
• Out of the past
• Lovely Pinot Noir from Oregon
• MARGARET “PEG” H. MOORE,
• Abstract Expressionism exhibit at the FIA
• Hot Tickets
• HELEN M. PINTA,
• ARTS & LIFESTYLES In brief
• Final honor
• Excuse me — I must have ‘dialed’ the wrong number
• BUSINESS In brief Zippy Pizza partners with Cell Phones for Soldiers
• RIBBON CUTTING
• Hurley appoints new CEO
• Whitson joins VIEW Newspapers
• Police Blotter
• DHS students qualify for DECA competition
• In brief
• Heritage Route Garage Sale coming May 5
• Ballard Village on target for Sept. opening
• Volunteers needed for community garden
• City, school district clarify meter issue
• Flint man dies after cycle crash on I-69
• Celebrating Earth
• Flint man dies after motorcycle crash on I-69
• Flint man critical after motorcycle crash on I-69
• Retired Paper Money May be Used in Ford Interiors
• Dodge Dart ‘A Groundbreaking Car’
• Hockey tourney raises money, food donations
• Sports ROUNDUP
• Lady Cardinals spilt with league rival Flushing
• Prickly seating
• Sports Shorts
• Tylor Greene named Mr. Bowler in Michigan
• Cardinals sweep Flushing in baseball twinbill
• DeCamp Dance Studio takes part in competitions
• Crafts for Cambodia
• Bagel sale in support of Cystic Fibrosis
• Out of the past
• ARTS & LIFESTYLES In brief
• Taking one for the team
• Genesee Co. honors Autism Awareness Month
• McLaren to acquire CareSource
• DDA steps in to save car cruise
• Bear Soup Deli has plenty for a hearty appetite
• In brief
• ROAD CLOSING
• Davison schools hold anti-bullying workshop
• Incumbent twp. board to seek re-election
• Bad water meters may be draining $100k from city
• Step back in time
• Main Street widening details offered to merchants
• Sports ROUNDUP
• Technology Makes Eco A Genuine Gas Sipper
• Chrysler Museum Will Host ‘Ramchargers’ Reunion
• Change of seasons
• On the right track
• Sports Shorts
• Cards play close games against tough teams
• Cardinals send seven on to college
• Out of the past
• Hot Tickets
• Easy ways to boost your home’s value
• ARTS & LIFESTYLES In brief
• Flint City Derby Girls to play doubleheader
• Davison youth ready to turn over reins of whiffle ball tourney
• What if life came with warning labels?
• BUSINESS In brief
• HealthPlus helps give life to PT HEART
• New Sandless wood floor service opens
• Davison Relay for Life gearing up
• Scout to hold emergency preparedness expo
• Sports memorabilia show at Lapeer American Legion
• Police Blotter
• NEWS In brief
• Holloway cleanup is April 21
• Bike enthusiasts tossing helmets after law signed
• Davison trails included in annual Scout cleanup
• Merchants invited to hear more about Main St. project
• Flint St. resurfacing to begin next week
• VIP visit
• Perani arena owner dies during flight to Thailand
• April is Michigan Wine Month
• CALENDAR of events
• 2014 Chevrolet Impala Called ‘A Design Leader’
• Ford Uses Fox TV Show ‘Alcatraz’ to Re-Create Famous 1968 Bullitt Chase
• Tee Time
• Negativity
• Masterful drama
• OUTDOOR CALENDAR
• Sports Shorts
• Best behavior
• Thompson scores, but Ferris falls in Frozen Four final
• Davison takes down future, former conference foes
• Hot Tickets
• ARTS & LIFESTYLES In brief
• Voters went to the polls to decide on new school
• DOUGLAS E. DEVORE,
• Davison man bikes 3,000 miles in a year
• HAPPY RETIREMENT
• Another sampling of more vanity plates
• BUSINESS In brief
• Spark award winners announced
• New Boost Mobile store opens in Davison Township
• Letter carriers picking up non perishable food May 12
• NEWS In brief
• SCIENCE WINNER
• Scouts, Gleaners to hold Bike Rally
• BMX riders can’t camp at Richfield Park
• Tractor Supply Co. to build Davison Township store
• Pat Gleason announces bid for State House
• CALENDAR of events
• Camaro 1LE Combines Best of SS, ZL1
• SHAP Facility Begins Building All-New 2012 Dodge Avenger SE V6 Mid-Size
• DAVISON
• Seventeen years of counting toads and frogs
• OUTDOOR CALENDAR
• Getting it done
• Golfers bow to Bobcats
• Sports Shorts
• Time out
• Davison lacrosse improves to 2-0
• Cards fall to Dow in game plagued by cold, walks
• Out of the past
• Lost and Found Christian rock concert
• Hot Tickets
• ARTS & LIFESTYLES In brief
• Pirates of Penzance at Whiting
• PraiseMoves
• DHS student named Co-op of the month
• Letters to the editor
• The misinformation about community news
• Advanced Physical Therapy gets statewide service award
• BUSINESS In brief
• Learn to sell your products to government
• Police Blotter
• Superintendent earns excellent evaluation second year on job
• Scouts pay a visit to Fire Department
• In brief
• Davison High FIRST Robotics return home as Semifinalists
• Suspicious incidents reported in Richfield Twp.
• Flint Assembly Plant hires 235 full-time workers
• The winner is...
• Davison DDA reinventing itself
• Chevy Will Introduce 2014 Impala, 2013 Traverse at New York Auto Show
• Dodge Unveils Durango Special Service Police & Fire Dept. SUV
• Winter Team Photos
• Iconic matchup
• Alumni Hockey tourney a success at Iceland
• Sports Shorts
• Davison youths shine on state mats
• Cardinals open season with tournament win
• Davison native helps Ferris make Frozen Four
• Cards take down Imlay City in opener
• KATHLEEN MARY “KATHY” RIVETTE,
• Out of the past
• ARTS & LIFESTYLES In brief
• FYT presents two performances of Henry and Mudge
• Parcel for the Park gearing up for May 12
• I-69 catwalk should be border
• Letter writer made assumptions about educators
• Call to the water remains strong
• BUSINESS In brief
• BUSINESS is Blooming
• Optimists honor students for essays
• In brief
• Faithway Christian to hold smaller ‘Warrior Dash’
• Committee to examine ordinance repeal process
• Better enforcement of snow removal ordinance needed
• If the helmet fits...
• City council approves plan to widen Main Street
• Best buys of the year, part II, white wines
• CALENDAR of events
• Auto Insider Newsbriefs
• Campground host positions offer unique summer job opps
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• A few Davidson residents show there St Patty's Day spirit
• Sports News
• Sports Shorts
• Pushing buttons
• Mott men’s team seeks fourth national title
• Solutions
• Junior Generals start playoffs with authority
• Crosswords
• Sudoku
• ROSA LEE (SEINBENALER) STARK AND VEARRON "DUDE" STARK
• Out of the past Skateboarders warned to stay off sidewalks 25 years ago
• In brief
• Hurley Foundation elects board members at meeting
• Davison students take part in Science Fair
• Letters to the editor
• Conspiracy theories, confusion over bill
• Frontier expands High-Speed Internet service
• In brief
• Bialek named View Automotive Ad Specialist
• I-69 Trade Corridor NMDC elects officers
• TV giveaway
• Fire destroys Stratford Square apartment
• In brief
• State offers vanpooling for local commuters
• Demolay honored
• Police Blotter
• Davison Library receives donation of $17k
• Twp. police, employees agree to wage freeze
• Play ball
• Fire forces evacuation of Braidwood
• Auto Insider Newsbriefs
• Report Your Scores 24/7 to Sports Editor Lisa Paine
• Leftover turkey hunting licenses on sale
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• Warriors’ future looks to be in Flint
• Sports Shorts
• Alumni hockey tourneys back after last year’s success
• Cardinals lose district final to Flint Northwestern
• Davison grad stands tall during college playoffs
• Out of the past Ken Minto passed away in 2002
• Sudoku
• Crosswords
• GRETCHEN ELIZABETH HAMMOND
• CARLEY EDGAR
• ‘Little Women’ ends UM-Flint Theatre season
• THE MACHINE SHOP
• RED CARPET REAL ESTATE
• Your dream home doesn’t have to be just a dream
• Division 1 Men's Braket
• Letters to the editor
• Saying goodbye, thanks to an American hero
• Reynolds named DHS Co-Op for February
• In brief
• Expo brings good times to Hahn
• Camel Races a success for Optimists
• In brief
• Kiwanis Car Races coming March 24
• Mayor praises city unity, pledges to move forward
• Davison MEAP scores still place high state, locally
• City takes first step to take down canopies
• Story time
• Out of the past
• Best buys of the year: part 1, red wines
• Auto Insider Newsbriefs
• OUTDOOR CALENDAR
• Mentored Youth Hunt approved by National Resources Council
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• Lady Cardinals win state title, Greene wins individual title
• Three Davison wrestlers win titles at states
• Sports Shorts
• Davison hockey eliminated from postseason play
• Davison takes Kearsley out of district play
• Davison girls win district basketball title
• Sudoku
• Crosswords
• Hot Tickets
• BONNIE LOU DONNELLY
• Davison House of Cards competed in FIRST contest
• In brief
• DMS students winners of essay contest
• Letters to the editor
• Five things about me you probably didn’t want to know
• In brief
• Harley dealership now a flea market
• Suski enjoying used car boom
• RIBBON CUTTING
• Police Blotter
• In brief
• Refinancing of bonds would mean savings to taxpayers
• Attorney wins mortgage fraud case
• SWORN IN
• Davison schools see savings with energy program
• School’s structure to be gauged
• Clowning around
• Auto Insider Newsbriefs
• Cardinals third at Big Nine Meet
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• Cardinals sweep bowling regionals
• Uncharted waters
• Wrestlers seek redemption
• Sports Shorts
• Davison hockey gets postseason win
• Davison girls basketball starts playoffs
• Cardinals runner-up in Big Nine race
• Sudoku
• Crosswards
• JOHN DAVID CAMPBELL 02-29-1976 — 09-12-1992
• ROBERT SWAIN
• GEORGE MONTAGUE
• Out of the past Perkins named super 10 years ago
• In brief
• The Sensory Room
• Letters to the editor
• Label me this, label me that
• In brief
• Ross center holds balloon launch
• Davison Expo returns to Hahn March 10
• In brief
• Former Davison city official passes away
• Signing off
• The DM Burr Group – taking care of buildings
• Police Blotter
• Text hotline available to students, parents
• City to look at application policy for businesses
• DDA offers to remove canopies, fix buildings
• Campaign stop
• I-69 International Trade Corridor approved
• CALENDAR of events
• Auto Insider Newsbriefs
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• Lady Cardinals clinch third straight Big Nine
• Cardinals roll through regionals
• Sports Shorts
• Davison hockey readying for the postseason
• League title on the line for Cardinal boys
• Davison girls ready for postseason play
• HAROLD C. GARRISON
• CLINTON R. PIERCE
• Peavyhouse named to Dean’s List
• In brief
• Hoop dreams
• Letters to the editor
• Is the election over yet?
• In brief
• Therapists offer new pain management
• Food Bank gets $4,150 donation
• Smith is DHS co-op student
• In brief
• Mr. Davison winner announced
• Gleaners recognize three for service to community
• Plans for Main Street widening moving ahead
• Fireworks not moving to DHS
• Fat Tuesday
• OUTDOOR CALENDAR
• Adaptive therapies and equipment put disabled back in action
• Davison swim knocks off Flint Kearsley
• Boys’ squad locks up Big Nine crown
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• Davison competes at Public League showcase
• Unsung heroes
• Davison boys hold tight to second place in Big Nine
• Season winding down for Davison girls
• Sports Shorts
• Davison’s wrestlers dominate district mats
• Allied for Allie
• Genesys Heart Institute adds two physicians
• Out of the Past Locals listened to Glenn’s orbit of Earth 50 years ago
• Hot Tickets
• In brief
• Prize winning play Ruined at the FYT
• Gates Elementary students bring ... HISTORY to Life
• Letters to the editor
• Can’t keep a good kid down
• Gavulic named interim president, CEO of Hurley
• MCC graphics coordinator gets Fulbright Scholarship
• In brief
• Hoping for a big fat prize
• ELGA names DHS co-op student for December
• Police Blotter
• Mardi madness
• In brief
• Award winners
• Township acquires lots in Stillwater
• Chamber receives grilling by mayor over festival move
• City committee set up to find canopy solution
• Davison Idol
• Country breakfast planned
• Out of the past Gambling joint raided in ’62
• Out of the past Gambling joint raided in ’62
• Chocolates and sparkling red
• Chocolates and sparkling red
• CALENDAR of events
• CALENDAR of events
• Auto Insider Newsbriefs
• Auto Insider Newsbriefs
• OUTDOOR CALENDAR
• OUTDOOR CALENDAR
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• Cardinals clinch share of Big Nine pin title
• Cardinals clinch share of Big Nine pin title
• Cardinals’ swim tops Creek
• Cardinals’ swim tops Creek
• Wrestlers bow to St. Ed’s
• Wrestlers bow to St. Ed’s
• Just to clarify....
• Sports Shorts
• Sports Shorts
• Elba baseball, softball signups start Saturday
• Elba baseball, softball signups start Saturday
• Thomas snaps Bruins’ skid
• Thomas snaps Bruins’ skid
• Just to clarify....
• Davison wins weekend tourney
• Davison wins weekend tourney
• Lady Cardinals fall to area rival Goodrich
• Lady Cardinals fall to area rival Goodrich
• Red-hot Cardinals beat Goodrich Martians
• Red-hot Cardinals beat Goodrich Martians
• 5 thoughtful gifts that don't require much thought
• 5 thoughtful gifts that don't require much thought
• 7-year-old featured in motocross magazine
• 7-year-old featured in motocross magazine
• Letters to the editor
• Letters to the editor
• Vanity plates — a fun way to break the tension
• Vanity plates — a fun way to break the tension
• In brief
• In brief
• Chef educator honored as Chef of Year
• Chef educator honored as Chef of Year
• Medicap Pharmacy gets broken into
• Mr. Davison contest set for Feb. 15
• Mr. Davison contest set for Feb. 15
• Michigan Rehabilitation now offers occupational therapy
• Michigan Rehabilitation now offers occupational therapy
• Sweet Adelines seek singers
• Sweet Adelines seek singers
• Police Blotter
• Police Blotter
• In brief
• In brief
• Living History Museum coming again to DHS
• Living History Museum coming again to DHS
• Medicap Pharmacy gets broken into
• Remaining canopies may be history
• Remaining canopies may be history
• Davison switching to full-time kindergarten
• Davison switching to full-time kindergarten
• On a roll
• On a roll
• OUTDOOR CALENDAR
• Cardinals remain undefeated in Big Nine
• Wrestlers go 3-0 at Dundee
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• Davison swim takes down Flint Powers
• Half cocked
• Sports Shorts
• OT loss goes against Davison boys
• Davison hockey takes on state’s best
• Road proves unkind for Davison girls
• Out of the past
• Obituaries
• In brief
• Space lectures at Longway Planetarium
• The Bullycide Project
• Letters to the editor
• At least Tim Thomas isn’t being two-faced
• In brief
• Al Serra Plaza adds Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, Ram
• The Yoga Path
• Author’s forum coming to Stir the Imagination
• Police Blotter
• Smiley commended for green voting record
• In brief
• Davison puts Waldron award to good use
• Police, twp. agree on contract
• Twp. makes historical find
• OUTDOOR CALENDAR
• Preparations for spring wild turkey season underway
• Lady Cardinals stay perfect; win FMBC title
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• Wrestlers take Holt title
• Davison plays trio of overtime games
• Making some noise
• Sports Shorts
• Cardinals take out upcoming league rival
• Davison girls play pair of close games
• Cards take seventh at County, fall to Heritage
• The 2012 honorees
• Film festival on global issues now through Jan. 28
• ROGER ALLEN HILGENDORF
• PATRICIA MARIE SIMMONDS
• Hot Tickets
• In brief
• Library celebrates BLACK HISTORY MONTH
• War against home-ruled local government continues
• In brief
• Tech center, STAT EMS announce partnership
• McLaren Regional has new name
• Gartee spends day job shadowing at the Davison Index
• DHS Drama Club puts on comical fairytale play
• Police Blotter
• In brief
• Sewer smoke testing results discussed
• Hahn Sixth-graders raise money for the Food Bank
• Schools roll out anti-bullying plans
• City not reopening compost site
• DDA changes leadership, direction
• Cardinals’ bowling program excels over the weekend
• Winter camping offers lots of options
• OUTDOOR CALENDAR
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• Davison swim falls to Carman-Ainsworth
• Don’t get left out
• Cards win Michigan Duals
• Frantic demise
• Sports Shorts
• Cardinals fly under the radar, upset big name squads
• Lady Cardinals beat Flint Metro League rival
• Davison hockey gets come-from-behind road win
• Engagement Announcement
• Euchre tournament to benefit Cancer Society
• Out of the past
• Hot Tickets
• The Davidson Area Senior Center Advisory Board Makes Donation
• VIVIAN MAE KOWALSKI
• JAMES EDMUND FITZGERALD
• Top wine stories of 2011
• In brief
• Circus comes to town
• Letters to the editor
• Used car shopping on the Internet can be an adventure
• ‘Helping’ Paws find Noel a home
• In brief
• Frusti is DHS co-op student for October
• Job shadow spends day at The Index
• Shopping Spree
• Ipad Winner
• Resource Genesee receives $17,000 grant
• Police Blotter
• In brief
• Police warn of phone scam
• Townships planning to repave Potter
• Help sought to fund bus for senior living complexes
• Festival of Flags moving to July 4
• City ‘ahead of the curve’ on shared services
• CALENDAR of events
• Lady Cardinals stay undefeated by downing Cavs
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• Cards’ swim takes consecutive losses
• Wrestlers close in on Shamrocks
• A little help?
• Sports Shorts
• Davison hockey team gets seventh win
• Another up and down week for the Cardinals
• Davison girls’ hoops get big road win
• Out of the past
• MARJORIE M. WOOLMAN
• RUTH MARTHA (NEE BLUME) RICE
• LEWIS W.(BILL) BIRD
• In brief
• Local man takes joy in entertaining with illusions
• Police Blotter
• Public funding of journalism would prove a slippery slope
• Bigger named Co-op Student of the Month
• In brief
• ELGA Credit Union opens new branch inside VGs
• Longtime Davison, Lapeer coach dies
• In brief
• Falling bricks prompt barricades
• Dan Romzek resigns from Davison schools
• City receives clean audit
• Working on the railroad
• Freeman to succeed Hrinik as police chief
• Well known Realtor Tim Koinis joins Tremaine Real Estate team
• This Shiraz is from Australia and it’s good
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• Photo
• Cardinals host holiday tournament
• Wrestlers sweep Corunna Duals
• Logistics nightmare
• Davison hockey ready to return to ice
• Sports Shorts
• Cards return to action Friday
• Lady Cardinals’ basketball team ready to return
• Out of the past
• JUDSON STEVEN DAVIS,
• ClMoCiwnCARTS & thseenndss
• MCC sends in the clowns
• In brief
• Davison Athletic Club extends thanks for New Year’s event
• Christmas Parade a success
• Seniors applaud wheelchair accessible bus donor
• DDA thanks community for holiday support
• The VIEW from here
• Photo
• In brief
• Inventor climbs into pickup market with Stepdaddy truck accessory
• Pot-bellied pig rescued from near death by pet groomers
• In brief
• DEQ probing oil spill in Black Creek
• Photo
• Former mayor passes at 83
• Hot Tickets
• ARTS & LIFESTYLES
• CALENDAR of events
• Out of the past
• American GI Forum/Hispanic Technology & Community Center receives $10,000 gift
• Baker College inducted into the NGEF Legion de Lafayette
• DNR reminds snowmobile, ORV operators to ride safely
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• Sports Shorts
• Davison hockey ends year on high note
• Davison gets win at Roundball tourney
• Lady Cardinals grab extra-session thriller
• In brief
• Davison alum, former anchor, now author
• The VIEW from here
• Lapeer East families look for support from Davison
• Nightingale Lanes to close after more than 55 years
• In brief
• Notable deaths during 2011
• In brief
• Bank branches collecting gently used phones
• STRIKE!
• Year in Review
• Genesee County Literacy Coalition is looking for items for rummage sale
• Classes offered for the winter term at FYT
• Wine Scene
• Photo
• Lady bowlers earn a pair of second-place finishes
• All Big Nine Soccer
• Cards crush County field
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• OUTDOOR CALENDAR
• Cards swim and dive team falls to Lapeer
• Secret Santa
• Cardinals compete at holiday tourney
• Sports Shorts
• Flint Southwestern upsets Davison
• Lady Cardinals play pair of non-league games
• Hot Tickets
• McLaren offering free “Stroke Education”
• Out of the past
• RUTH PAULINE BERNSON, STEWART PINCUMBE,
• In brief
• Shopping with a HERO
• My Christmas tastes are a little offbeat
• Winery open for business
• In brief
• Happy Birthday Baker
• Richfield Township schedules CDBG hearing
• Students recognized by Kiwanis
• MCC receives $30,000 gift to Health Sciences Dept.
• In brief
• Untitled
• Photos
• Shopping hero
• Siple Elem. students hold annual sock drive
• Hrinik to retire as police chief Feb. 29
• CALENDAR of events
• Cardinals dominate from start to finish
• 2011 firearm deer hunting season picking up speed after slow start
• Wrestlers rout Oxford, win Kentwood tourney
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• Places to be
• Cards take second at Vehicle City Relays
• Cardinals hockey coming back from break
• Cardinals stymie Lapeer East
• Sports Shorts
• Davison girls basketball gets non-league win
• Author brings Huckleberry ‘monster’ to life in kids book
• Hot Tickets
• The FSO presents Holiday Pops
• Chevrolet Sonic to ‘draw’ attention of comic book artists
• DR. DONALD E. STANBURY,
• Out of the past
• CROSSROADS Holiday magic
• In brief
• Program lets children read to dogs
• Area leader given national award
• City councilman offers remarks on Pearl Harbor Day
• The VIEW from here
• ROWE names new associate
• Homemade goods with a little Southern hospitality
• In brief
• Three busloads show it’s Cool to Care
• School Board takes stand against charter school cap
• Ho, Ho, Ho Davison
• In brief
• Richfield Twp. receives a clean audit
• Treasurer: Pet bill needs teeth where cats are concerned
• Christmas parade
• Reception to aerotropolis cooling in area
• Out of the past Twp. police bought first computer system in 1986
• Wine Scene
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• ‘Shoe’ Year’s Eve and ‘Shoe’ Year’s Day at state parks
• OUTDOOR CALENDAR
• Cards swim struggles at Fenton Relays
• Davison gets fourth win
• Sports Shorts
• Cardinals look to advance deeper in state tournament
• Lady Cardinals get pair of non-conference wins
• Cardinals open season with two-point loss
• Hot Tickets
• Holiday magic at Crossroads Village
• NORMAN “JIM” WEHRLI,
• AGNES LINDSAY,
• FRANK PRICE,
• GERALD MICHAEL BROWNRIGG,
• MCC photographers to bring smiles to community at Help-Portrait event
• In brief
• Teddy Bear Patrol
• The VIEW from here
• In brief
• WOLCOTT ORCHARD & WINERY opens new tasting room
• Baker College of Flint celebrates centennial Dec. 13
• Davison couple to open fitness club in Imlay City
• In brief
• Photo
• Investigators examine 36-year-old murder case
• City preparing for capital improvement process
• Christmas parade is here Dec. 9
• Care & Share still in need
• Sprucin’ up
• Chili cook-off canceled
• CALENDAR of events
• CALENDAR of events
• DNR releases early firearm deer hunting reports
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• DNR releases early firearm deer hunting reports
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• OUTDOOR CALENDAR
• All-Big Nine football
• Who will reign supreme?
• Cardinals tested at Chelsea Tournament
• OUTDOOR CALENDAR
• All-Big Nine football
• Who will reign supreme?
• Cardinals tested at Chelsea Tournament
• Sports Shorts
• Girls basketball season makes it debut
• Sports Shorts
• Girls basketball season makes it debut
• Out of the past
• MARGARET (FERRIS, METAR) HADDDIX,
• Out of the past
• MARGARET (FERRIS, METAR) HADDDIX,
• Volunteers needed for 2012 Relay for Life
• FSPA hosts college audition workshop
• Hitting a high note
• In brief
• Aerotropolis could be the next big thing
• Volunteers needed for 2012 Relay for Life
• FSPA hosts college audition workshop
• GLCI appointed to Michigan Cancer Coalition Board
• Hitting a high note
• In brief
• In brief
• Cyberlink connects ‘father and son’
• Aerotropolis could be the next big thing
• GLCI appointed to Michigan Cancer Coalition Board
• In brief
• Cyberlink connects ‘father and son’
• Thomson Principal Hynes retiring; Miller is successor
• VFW Calendar of events
• Tickets are still available for World War II veteran tribute dinner
• In brief
• Council considering earlier meeting times
• VFW Calendar of events
• Thomson Principal Hynes retiring; Miller is successor
• Tickets are still available for World War II veteran tribute dinner
• In brief
• Council considering earlier meeting times
• Care & Share off to another year of helping others
• Santa’s magic ‘sleigh’ ride
• City asked to join ‘aerotropolis’ movement
• Care & Share off to another year of helping others
• Santa’s magic ‘sleigh’ ride
• City asked to join ‘aerotropolis’ movement
• Red Kettle Campaign up and running
• CALENDAR of events
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• Losing it
• All-Big Nine GOLF
• OUTDOOR CALENDAR
• Hunter Orange not just for hunters this time of year
• Sports Shorts
• Davison hockey solid in season-opening victory
• Optimists launch new fundraiser
• DEREK PAUL BRATTON,
• SHIRLEY MAXINE BURTON,
• Hot Tickets
• Out of the past City took measures to raise millage rate in 1986
• November coat drive to help Outreach
• Piano recital celebrating composer Liszt
• In brief
• Hurley announces its new Children’s Hospital designation
• Flint Institute of Music presents the Nutcracker
• World War II veteran tribute dinner
• Family thanks funeral home for being so caring
• Remembering the ’80s — totally!
• Santa Claus is comin’ to ... Home Depot
• Foundation provides grant to Catholic Outreach
• In brief
• Davison Menards ready to celebrate its first Christmas
• Fire marshal warns of dangers from turkey fryers
• Giving thanks
• Santa Claus is coming to downtown Davison
• Dog altercation prompts revisit of park rules
• Hundreds of dead trees cleared from Regional Park
• Decking the halls
• City manager receives favorable evaluation
• Hill Elem. named ‘Beating the Odds’ school
• In brief
• City still sorting out postal service mess
• State police name bomb threat suspect
• CALENDAR of events
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• The Big G Conference to replace Barry Stokes Youth Football
• The agony of it all
• Congratulations!
• Congratulations Fall Teams!
• Sports Shorts
• Davison hockey program at a crossroad
• ‘Nuncrackers’ musical takes Center Stage
• Help needed for Whaley center makeover
• Hot Tickets
• Out of the past
• Verdicchio, Italian white
• Chris Issak to perform at The Whiting
• Rite Aid provides grant to Catholic Outreach program
• In brief
• Upcoming events at For-mar Nature Preserve
• Not so little feat
• Councilman offers thanks
• DDA seeks participants for holiday parade
• Getting the band back together
• HAP hosts free workshops
• Kiwanis Club names new officers for 2012
• In brief
• Tattooing for a cause
• Helping hand
• Chili for Charity returns to downtown
• Paid in full
• In brief
• Davison Schools launch Cool to Care holiday drive
• Remembering those who served
• Twp. raises police special assessment
• Fire guts house
• Ed programs back in with new budget
• Buterakos named township treasurer
• Small plane crashes at Bishop Airport
• CALENDAR of events
• Opening day is Tuesday
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• Davison wins Big Nine swim and dive meet
• Sports Shorts
• Season of change for hockey teams
• Cardinals win district title, lose in regional semis
• Barry Stokes Youth Football changing direction
• Hot Tickets
• Out of the past
• DONALD WAYNE CRIM,
• In brief
• ‘Life imitating art’
• Pay attention ... there’s going to be a quiz
• Photos
• Night owls will beat early birds to many after-Thanksgiving deals
• In brief
• Graff celebrates grand reopening, 100 years of Chevrolet
• Ladies shopping expo coming to Holy Rosary
• Expressway drivers can no longer be searched
• Legislation will help vets find jobs
• In brief
• PETCO gives $10,000 grant for Davison Area Dog Park
• Bomb threat not an issue in Davison
• Baumbach, owner of Palace Jewelers, dead at 65
• WWII veteran tribute dinner
• “Boots for Kids” aims to warm 2,000 feet
• EDITORIAL
• Bishop retains seat
• Dentist offers to buy back Halloween candy
• OUTDOOR CALENDAR
• Michigan Sportsmen working to fight hunger
• Davison middle schooler bags buck
• Sports ROUNDUP
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• Cardinals look to prevail in tough district
• Sports Shorts
• Cardinals look to carry momentum into regionals
• Cards taken down by former Big Nine rival
• Davison soccer loses to familiar face
• CALENDAR of events
• Hot Tickets
• Gail N. Skellenger (My Gaily Gail)
• Out of the past
• In brief
• Salvation Army accepting applicants for assistance
• Ghost hunters investigate Millington store
• BOO-ming business
• Davison Snowbirds planning March picnic People are starting to finally ‘get it’
• Pumpkin Festival gives thanks
• Halloween spirit is alive and well
• September speech contest winners
• Pierce to retire from Security Credit
• In brief
• Waldron steps up to the plate with Trunk or Treat event
• Hundreds of Genesee Co. women come together to support YWCA
• School district names new principal for Davison High
• Outreach needs a hand with annual coat drive
• In brief
• Four vie for three city council seats
• Fundraiser for Dog Park set for Nov. 10
• Go ahead... jump!
• Trail boardwalk closed after two trees fall
• City compost site to undergo review
• Hunter harassment is a misdemeanor
• Sports ROUNDUP
• OUTDOOR CALENDAR
• SPORTS VIEW
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• Cardinals come back for playoff win
• Lady Cards finish ninth in state golf
• Sports Shorts
• Cards’ comeback falls short at Carman-Ainsworth
• CALENDAR of events
• Hot Tickets
• Out of the past
• JOYCE (ROSS) SCHNEIDER,
• HARRIET TROTTER,
• McLaren welcomes Neurology/Inter ventional Neurology Specialist to its medical staff
• In brief
• Made-in-Mich. Film Festival coming to PIX
• Brad Garrett at The Whiting
• Police assessment should not be raised
• GRCC’s 2011 business awards set for Nov. 10
• WORLD OF FITNESS
• Community thanked for support
• The VIEW from here
• Hurley Medical Center hosts free joint replacement seminars
• In brief
• 4-H Livestock Club earns award
• Trunk or Treat event promises a ‘Spook-tacular Time’ at Jim Waldron
• Shoo the flu
• In brief
• Memorial held in honor of fallen Davison Marine
• Board reverses decision on hall payment
• Twp. trying for grant to finish walk/bike trail
• Richfield treasurer remembered as kind
• Riding into fall
• Richfield treasurer collapses at hayride event
• OUTDOOR CALENDAR
• American Heart Association urges hunters to be Heart Smart
• Davison student bags third buck
• SPORTS VIEW
• Soccer districts start Monday
• Sports Shorts
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• Cardinals tennis bounced at regionals
• Golfers stun field with regional title
• Cardinals edge out Flushing to improve to 3-4
• CALENDAR of events
• Hot Tickets
• Out of the past
• RUTH L. CHRISTY,
• Turning Points seeks answers about Rites of Passage
• FSO presents Elizabeth Spector
• UM-Flint Theatre opens season with The Women of Lockerbie
• “Who dun it?”
• In brief
• Davison’s Pumpkin Festival
• FOG thanks you!
• Drivers urged to use headlights
• The VIEW from here
• In brief
• Vice president at Security Credit Union marks 45 years
• DAVISONTaste of draws big crowd
• Knights of Columbus to hold wild game dinner
• Pastie season is here; place orders by Oct. 26
• Davison schools see increase in students
• Governor orders flags to half-mast for Sprovtsoff
• Mister Rogers’ Sweater Drive coming to your neighborhood
• In brief
• Pumpkin Fest 2011
• Council preparing to give Hart annual evaluation
• Child care center to collect for troops
• Community garden work gets under way
• Consumers Energy to give city 30 trees
• Flint Street project gets a green light
• Police seeking man who has approached children
• Governor orders flags to half-mast for Sprovtsoff
• Public support for hunting remains strong
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• OUTDOOR CALENDAR
• SPORTS VIEW
• Sports Shorts
• Lady Cardinals swing into tough regional
• Tennis regionals begin today for Cardinals
• Local woman hosts “Bernard’s Tailgate” to raise money for sarcoma research
• Out of the past
• Clarence “Lee” Steward,
• Hot Tickets
• 21st Annual Craft Show coming to Davison High
• HandsOn Genesee Volunteer Expo comes to UM-Flint
• Abdelbasit joins Hurley Health, Geriatric Practice
• Photos
• In brief
• ARTS & LIFESTYLES
• Support for Sept. 17 Music Fest appreciated
• American Legion thanks community for support
• Swim team offers thanks
• Supervisor explains position on police special assessment
• Local Marine’s death a hard pill to swallow
• GM expands parking lot at Davison Rd. plant
• In brief
• HAP now provides travel protection for Medicare beneficiaries
• Keeping it in the family
• Davison teen named Genesee County Big Brother of the Year
• Davison Area Dog Park opens to happy barks
• In brief
• Blessing of the Pets
• Davison schools get clean audit for 11th year
• Homecoming 2011
• Davison Marine killed in Afghanistan
• Davison graduate, 28, killed in Afghanistan
• Youth buck pole sets new record
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• OUTDOOR CALENDAR
• Patience pays off
• Sports ROUNDUP
• Davison loss keeps Cavaliers unbeaten in Big Nine
• GARY WORTH COLE,
• Out of the past
• Talent on display
• In brief
• Homecoming Court candidates
• Vanity plate mention was a blast from the past
• VFW sends thanks for Music Festival
• Common sense is no more common
• Drivers need to practice better safety on the roads
• The VIEW from here
• MCC named a Top 10 finalist for national prize
• In brief
• A groundbreaking event
• Genesee District Library now offers eBooks for the Kindle
• Photo
• Crazy hair
• Dog park gets official opening this weekend
• City completes 1st phase in getting state money
• Cormorant numbers decreasing in Michigan, Great Lakes
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• Tee Time
• UM-Flint dominates Xavier in season opener
• Sports Shorts
• Cardinals earn first win over Raiders
• Things to consider when budgeting your home improvement project
• A memorial service for RYAN KING,
• JOE D. TAYLOR,
• JEAN LYDIA FARGO,
• Out of the past
• In brief
• Celebrating 100 years
• Travelers ‘Think Before You Click’
• American Legion thanks community for support
• Time for the MEA to go
• Whatever happened to “good sportsmanship?”
• The VIEW from here
• Toastmasters events in Sept.
• Bikes on the Bricks rolling out in Flint on Sept. 23-25
• In brief
• Taste of Davison
• Young Hurley patient to be honored at send-off
• Photo
• Teachers, secretaries agree to one-year contract extensions
• In brief
• Music at Main & Mill
• City taking steps to secure state funding
• Smoke signals
• Chief cites heroin epidemic for rise in break-ins
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• SPORTS VIEW
• OUTDOOR CALENDAR
• Tee Time
• Sports ROUNDUP
• Cardinals stumble against Flint Powers; fall to 0-3 on the season
• WILLIAM N. “BILL” GARNER,
• JACOB TYE,
• United Way holds Corvette giveaway
• Hot Tickets
• Out of the past
• Crossroads Village happenings
• In brief
• Piece of World Trade Center featured in MCC memorial
• The VIEW from here
• Construction ahead
• Davison Basketball Program says, “Thanks for support!”
• Dunckel’s Veterinarians thanked for attention
• Caution advised at Dayton and Harvey
• Mounds ORV Park to host off-road utility vehicle event
• In brief
• Workshop to address women’s health issues, offer pampering
• C&L Ward one of nation’s top remodelers
• Dog Park Dash to be held Oct. 2
• Batter up
• Pumpkin Fest gearing up, seeking volunteers
• In brief
• Teen nearly dies after asthma attack
• Main Street Music Fest this weekend
• Open house draws a crowd at Kitchen School
• Board says no to hike in police special assessment
• Spruced up!
• Smoke testing to begin next week in sewer system
• Tee Time
• Sports ROUNDUP
• Where were you?
• Putting on a thrashing
• Sports Shorts
• Cardinals lose on goal-line stand
• JOHN DAVID CAMPBELL, 02/29/1976 - 09/12/1992
• CECELIA I. MARSHALL,
• In brief
• Elemental Fashions
• Letters to the editor
• In brief
• Children’s resale shop opens on Main Street
• In brief
• Red Cross volunteer helping Irene victims in New England
• Woman leads police on chase through city
• FOG to perform at VFW
• Perkins back to help with start of school year
• Main Street Music Fest to rock downtown
• Back to school
• OUTDOOR CALENDAR
• Hunter education in focus as fall approaches
• New partnership hopes to open up Hunting Access Program
• Sports ROUNDUP
• Tee Time
• All fired up!
• Sports Shorts
• Cardinals fall by one to Adrian
• WILLIAM LOCH,
• Ann Esther Stolz
• Cheryl V. (Giguere) Miller
• Fireball seen in the skies over Davison in 1961
• Rise in natural disasters makes you stop, think
• In brief
• Senior returns to Hill as Teacher Cadet
• Letter to the editor
• Texting while driving focus of statewide campaign
• In brief
• Sticker shock
• HealthPlus partners with eHealthInsurance.com
• In brief
• Third annual Dog Walk a success
• Sheriff using GPS to track seniors with dementia
• Dog Park to open Oct. 2
• Area women test waters as they learn kayaking
• Tee Time
• Clean sweep
• Sports ROUNDUP
• Marching to their own beats
• Sports Shorts
• Thomas returns to share Stanley Cup with hometown
• Out of the Past
• RYAN KING,
• In brief
• It’s baa-ck
• Letters to the editor
• Are we raising a generation of poor communicators?
• In brief
• Citizens Bank tops HealthPlus in ‘healthy competition’
• Photo
• Hantz Bank to award scholarships
• Safety measure
• PKSA to join in record setting event
• In brief
• Back to School Blast draws hundreds
• Canines to trot into park for Dog Walk
• DDA looking at buying Oil & Gas site
• Stanley’s here!
• Back to School for Davison - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Passing the field
• Gourmet Gone Wild partners with Hunters Creek Club
• Tee Time
• Davison brothers take different college paths
• Davison golfer reaches FJGA tourney finals
• Sports Shorts
• ‘Baby’ Cardinals to defend Tuneup title
• CALENDAR of events
• ALFRED (FRED) R. HICKEY, 77,
• ELLEN LOUISE WILD,
• Man dies after getting hit by baseball
• Hot Tickets
• In brief
• DHS Class of 1946 remembers good times and bad at reunion
• It’s a different world up north — sort of
• Letters to the editor
• In brief
• County youth to benefit from grants
• Local icon spiffed up
• Stewart & Associates a preferred partner with Frankenmuth Insurance
• Back to School Blast returns next week
• In brief
• lllig honored for 25 years with dept.
• Veteran’s golf cart, Navy blanket stolen
• Stanley Cup may draw thousands
• Community garden in the works on Rising
• Class Act
• PHYLLIS K. FISHER
• Proceed with caution
• Schedule of events
• Tee Time
• Sporting Clays fundraiser marks 15th anniversary
• A little humility, please
• Davison volleyball team helps Flint win CANUSA Games
• Sports Shorts
• Fallen athlete honored with annual event
• Davison golfer reaches FJGA match play
• ALAN WILLIAMSON, 40,
• Fire chief injured in water pressure accident
• Hot Tickets
• In brief
• A Fair tradition
• Letters to the editor
• Summer fun with those unique vanity plates
• Princeton Review names UM-Flint ‘A Best in the Midwest’ college
• In brief
• Photo
• Hurley’s new board officers elected July 27
• Commit to Fit! Fall 4 Fitness Challenge
• Photo
• Jennifer Torok selected as principal for Central Elem.
• In brief
• Lapeer West grad killed in M-15 crash
• Sheep shearing returns to fair
• Dav., Rich. boards vote not to become charter townships
• Thomas returns to Davison with Stanley Cup
• City extends medical marijuana moratorium
• Got the blues?
• Thomas to return home with Stanley Cup
• Vassar man killed in Davison Township crash
• Annual JAKES Day entices kids to become stewards
• Green with envy?
• Kayla Run adds handcycle race
• Tee Time
• Closer to home
• Davison bowler strikes it big
• Sports Shorts
• Two Cardinals continue grappling careers
• “The Sound of Music” to ring out at Crossroads Village
• Dry conditions in 2001 prompted burning ban
• Hot Tickets
• In brief
• Keep on Dancing
• Collecting my (random) thoughts
• Collectors Foundation awards auto restoration grant to Sloan
• 30th Annual Flint Jazz Festival is Aug. 5-7
• Ah, if only...
• Economic growth, access in Flint is focus of $1.5-million grant
• In brief
• HAP protects its members with medical services
• Renaissance Festival returns on Aug. 20
• In brief
• Prostate cancer run hopes to raise money, awareness
• Canines to descend upon park for Davison Dog Walk
• Community signs on with Future Genesee
• 6 candidates file petitions for election
• I Chews the Blues returns this weekend
• Building bridges
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• Heart smart?
• Mother of hockey’s Ken Morrow, former dispatcher, dead at 78
• Sandra Brewer Dance Studio brings home gold
• Surveillance shows Michigan bats free of White Nose Syndrome
• Breathing a sigh of relief
• Taking its toll
• Sports Shorts
• TEETIME
• Castro inks national letter with Indiana University East
• Smith ‘Reaching Higher’ on the court
• MATTHEW E. DUBIE,
• CHRISTINE J. MCAULIFFE, 44,
• New fire chief named 25 years ago
• In Brief
• About the bands
• Strong line-up set for I Chews the Blues
• Gas prices drop slightly
• Letters to the editor
• Repairing cars not in the blood
• At the Festival of Flags
• Photos
• Grand Opening and Ladies Night
• Business Briefs
• E3 Innovation Network has region focused on ‘Green’
• Man charged with felony assault after bar fight
• News Briefs
• Avid Davison historian, remembered by community
• Man found dead along Gale Road
• Plaza owners agree to traffic safety measures
• Festival of FUN!
• VIEWCalendar
• Moose Hunting Advisory Council meets in Marquette
• Mo Pete comes home to teach fundamentals
• Tilting the scales
• TEETIME
• 68 sparks Minto to Mancour Cup title
• Sports Shorts
• Davison football camp showing kids the way
• Tennis camp draws a crowd
• Robert "Doc" Cronin
• JACK MILES, of Davison,
• Friend’s near drowning puts girl, 14, in state of shock
• Hot Tickets
• Congressman Kildee won’t seek re-election to 19th term
• In Brief
• Davison man’s love of acting lands him roles in horror flicks
• Letters to the editor
• Shuttle mission marks end of era
• DHS Alumni Dance set for Sept. 30
• Business Briefs
• Merkel named Genesys vice president
• Davison gets Farm Bureau Insurance branch
• ‘Support Person of the Year’ honored
• Photo
• Mom2Mom Sale coming Aug. 23 to high school
• News Briefs
• Festival of Flags is this weekend
• New water bills arriving in Davison
• Teens with HEART tidy up Davison
• OUTDOOR CALENDAR
• Bee swarm showcases nature at its best
• Camp is in session
• Swarm captures attention
• It’s just not my thing
• TEETIME
• Great rivalries
• Honoring local youth sports teams
• High school hockey continues to struggle
• ROBIN MARIE (WELLER) KIESS, 56,
• Old Newsboys to partner with Genesee County Fair
• Gala parade kicked off Davison Homecoming in 1961
• HELEN GILLINGS,
• Hot Tickets
• Local teens to perform during Festival of Flags
• 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
• In Brief
• Tracing her family’s roots
• Letters to the editor
• Land of the free? Don’t be so sure
• Business Briefs
• Upbeat, Upscale but not Uptight
• News Briefs
• Davison dog park hits snag
• Tim Horton’s owner remembered
• Festival of Flags returns July 20-24
• City to make last-ditch attempt at driveway deal
• At the Farmer’s Market
• Swarm showcases nature at its best
• Congratulations Davison!
• TEETIME
• Sports Shorts
• Not a fan, plain and simple
• High school, college ball changing bats
• Old Newsboys to partner with Genesee County Fair
• Drownings 50 and 100 years ago
• Hot Tickets
• DHS gets a new mascot
• In Brief
• Area man wins two medals in Special Olympics
• Letters to the editor
• Be vwewy quiet … she’s hunting wabbits
• Business Briefs
• Burton Auto Parts closes after 65 years
• Davison schools name top teachers of 2010 year
• Catholic Charities’ camp celebrates Christmas in July
• News Briefs
• Pride and Honor
• Farmer’s Market opens Friday with sidewalk sale
• Inmates help spruce up city hall
• ALL-STATE BASEBALL
• TEETIME
• Master Gardeners enter second season of horticultural recycling
• Shooting club awarded NRA Foundation grant
• A cold wind blows
• Hoops camp fills Davison gym
• Thomas wins second Vezina Trophy in three years
• Baseball campers sharpen their skills
• Cardinals participate in All-Star events
• Dolloff plays on the big stage, caps off stellar career
• Adult and kid Zumba classes offered each Tuesday, Thursday
• The high school graduating Class of 1911 was eight
• Film Clips
• Hot Tickets
• Mott exhibit features Flint-area Holocaust survivors
• In Brief
• Davison RELAY FOR LIFE has a successful day
• News Briefs
• Letters to the editor
• Having a good time on Father’s Day
• Business Briefs
• The River Community Church receives grant
• Mayor serves up hot dogs
• Boy, 6, mauled by dog in Richfield
• Verlander visit attracts crowd
• Police still seeking leads in robbery
• Compost site to reopen this weekend
• Riley Carpenter named Miss Davison 2011
• Riley Carpenter named Miss Davison 2011
• Boy, 6, mauled by dog in Richfield Township
• All Big Nine TENNIS
• All Big Nine BASEBALL/SOFTBALL
• TEETIME
• Shattering the records
• Sports Shorts
• Davison second in state golf after huge comeback
• JOSEPH SELESKY JR.
• All-Star games feature Davison players
• ROSEMARY GLYNN,
• Briefs
• Hot Tickets
• Greek Festival returns
• Pride and Honor
• Michigan Mitten tour
• Eighth grade dance party was a success
• In the company of heroes
• Business Briefs
• Hurley Medical Center unveils new lobby during ceremony
• Blotter
• Davison teacher heading to Space Camp
• Sloan Auto Fair to stop in GB
• News Briefs
• Davison Schools to take over Atherton administrative services
• Photo
• Richfield Twp. suing landfill for back taxes
• Davison’s Thomas anchors Bruins to Stanley Cup
• Farmer’s Market returns for another season
• Pride and Honor
• OUTDOOR CALENDAR
• Three-year deer bait ban lifted by NRC
• Dethroning the King
• Fishing, anyone?
• Sports Shorts
• Cardinals regional golf champions
• Cardinals baseball season ends in state quarterfinals
• JARYN CHRISTOPHER STEVENS,
• MOLLY HILGENDORF,
• Davison-Richfield senior center was opened 10 years ago
• DAVISON HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT OF THE WEEK
• I Chews the Blues festival returns
• Hot Tickets
• Another graduation season, a few more words of advice
• 2011 Miss Davison candidates
• Business Briefs
• Computer Doctors sold
• Verlander coming to Waldron Buick
• News Briefs
• Photo
• Flint Street project not likely to begin until next year
• Local woman to sing at Relay for Life
• Honoring Old Glory
• Race for Chase coming to Millington June 11
• OUTDOOR CALENDAR
• Local state parks offer activities for Free Fishing weekend
• Davison competes at state track meet
• Winds of change
• Starting over
• Sports Shorts
• Cards cop district crown
• Davison claims Division 1 baseball district
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• St. John’s Catholic Church damaged by storms in 1911
• Movies
• Buckham Gallery, City Theatre host Shakespeare-inspired tandem events
• Community Briefs
• Hot Tickets
• The Huckleberry Radio Hour
• WFBA names 2011 scholarship winners
• In Brief
• Connecting through Art
• Letters to the editor
• The stigma we perpetuate about the city of Flint
• Business Briefs
• Heritage Route Car Rally touted as success
• Citizens Bank and HealthPlus square off in the Fitness Feud
• $10,000 Home Makeover winners
• BBQ & Blues Throwdown coming to Genesee County fairgrounds
• Organizers of Pride and Honor trip want to give vets a sendoff
• News Briefs
• Blotter
• Back to the Bricks expands into Davison, Richfield
• Having a Field Day
• Board able to keep all but 2 teachers slated for layoff
• Flag Day celebration set for June 14
• Cruisin' Downtown
• OUTDOOR CALENDAR
• State close to eliminating age limit on youth hunters
• Davison lacrosse falls to Clarkston in regional
• Photos
• Track and Field
• Brass ring
• TEETIME
• Cardinals fall flat against Bobcats
• Learning from the best
• Cardinals drop district opener to Blackhawks
• Sports Shorts
• Davison ousts Brandon in pre-district game
• Cardinals soar into state golf tourney
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• ‘Shakespeare in the Park’ comes to For-Mar Preserve
• sosaveme
• Film Clips
• Choir students, alumni said goodbye to Miss Bird in 2001
• obituaries
• Community Briefs
• DAVISON HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT OF THE WEEK
• Hot Tickets
• Got Harmony
• Spring cleaning
• In Brief
• Pride and Honor
• Letters to the editor
• With summer comes many more fun/annoying vanity plates
• Photo
• Business Briefs
• A snip and a dip
• French exchange student enjoying time here
• News Briefs
• DTV wins Emmy for Rx drug film
• Davison Relay for Life just weeks away
• Remembering our heroes
• First M-15 Heritage Route Car Rally set for June 4
• Cruise organizer, city officials discuss problems
• City eyeing ways to open compost site
• Proud Americans
• Cardinals get revenge on Lake Orion Dragons
• Golf Outing organizers urged to be aware
• TEETIME
• OUTDOOR CALENDAR
• Cardinals win fifth tourney, climb to No. 2 in state
• Fleeting glory
• Lady Cards earn a pair of draws in league action
• Cardinals sweep Cavs in Big Nine action
• Cardinals clinch Big Nine baseball title outright
• MHSAA approves policies
• Cardinals’ tennis season ends at regionals
• Sports Shorts
• Davison qualifies three to state meet
• INDEX Calendar
• obituaries
• Summer events at Crossroads Village and Huckleberry Railroad
• Film Clips
• Man struck and killed by bolt of lightning in 1911
• Community Briefs
• Flint Youth Theater to hold auditions for Great Expectations
• African Children’s Choir coming to Mt. Morris
• Hot Tickets
• 2011 Summer Games
• Seniors enjoy night out at Spring Fling
• Students take high honors in International Science Fair
• In Brief
• Davison man looking forward to WWII Memorial trip
• Fitness Fair offers chance to break record for the Largest Zumba® Class
• Community involvement never more obvious
• Growing frustration over crime, politics and gas prices
• Mott students get Michigan Campus Compact Award
• Business Briefs
• Hank Graff Chevrolet to undergo facelift
• Blotter
• DMS student recognized for essay
• News Briefs
• Photo
• Heritage Route to hold first M-15 rally
• The Waiting Place
• Memorial Day Parade, outdoor service is May 30
• Davison Cruise gets approval for two Fridays
• Batter up
• Project Graduation holding Wojo's fundraiser May 26
• Davison native bags possible new state record turkey
• Cardinals third in Jackson golf
• Adversity tests mettle of Davison’s lacrosse team
• Shark bite
• Lady Cardinals ready for track postseason
• TEETIME
• Cardinals fall to Big Nine rival
• Cardinals fall to undefeated, state-ranked foes
• Sports Shorts
• Davison beats Flushing to move into first pace
• Cardinals prepare for tennis regionals
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• Film Clips
• Richfield voters went to the polls in 2001 to decide fire millage
• Buckham Gallery hosts Flint City Theatre’s MacBeth
• HELEN PRICE
• Howard Leon Madison
• STAN BENMARK II, 54,
• DONALD “DICK” ROSE,
• Community Briefs
• Hot Tickets
• King Par Classic to benefit Whaley
• Flint Festival Chorus
• Anti-drug message delivered to DHS students
• In Brief
• Pride and Honor
• HealthPlus, SafeKids of Greater Flint to host free car seat safety checks
• Letters to the editor
• Documenting the lives of the Greatest Generation
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• Menards opens to curious crowds
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• Gold Wing Road Riders hold Motorcycle Awareness event
• Groundbreaking ceremony held to launch Davison Area Dog Park
• Benefit motorcycle events this weekend
• Rain doesn’t dampen spirits for Parcel race
• Ten teachers, some staff to receive layoff notices
• Community leaders dedicate Davison Arch
• BREAKING NEWS: May 13, 2011 - 1:40 p.m. GM to invest $109 million in Flint engine plant
• TENNIS
• OUTDOOR CALENDAR
• Gas Savings Camper Storage Program reinstated
• TRACK
• A fine showing
• Davison lacrosse nipped by potent Romeo squad
• Have a golf tip?
• Cards three-peat in County golf
• Lady Cardinals win seven straight on road
• TEETIME
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• Sports Shorts
• Cardinals take two from ranked East squad
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• Jewish Film Festival kicks off May 12 at FIA
• Bomb threats in 2001 led to expulsions, suspensions
• Lois M. Morrison,
• FSPA’s Sylvia Pittman to perform
• Community Briefs
• DAVISON HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT OF THE WEEK
• Smooth Steps studio brings home numerous awards
• Film Clips
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• Ali to headline Hurley women’s day event
• In Brief
• WWII vet remembers service as chance to see the world
• Bikin’ for Burns coming this weekend
• Letters to the editor
• In search of my desktop ...
• GM Flint employees donate $15,000 to Food Bank
• Business Briefs
• Mr. Lawnscaping at your service
• Mr. Landscaping at your service
• Car Cruise rolling back into downtown Davison
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• City, MDOT considering signal at Main, Flint streets
• Davison Township Police honor six officers, staff
• Davison Township Menards set to open next week
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• TRACK
• Getting kids hooked on fishing
• Up and down week for Cardinals’ lacrosse
• Tadazak named league MVP as Warriors sweep, then fall
• Lions looking up
• TENNIS
• Cardinals fall on the road to the Tigers
• TEETIME
• Scheduling nightmare
• Cards use efficient pitching to get the job done
• Sports Shorts
• Cardinals sweep Cavaliers on the road
• Cards defend Traverse City golf title
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• FRANCES KINNEE,
• JAMES LAMAR
• Film Clips
• Plans for a zoo by Richfield Park were under way 50 years ago
• Works of Lewandowski to be on display at FIA
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• Andrew Wyeth Exhibition at the FIA
• FSPA faculty presents classical concert
• In Brief
• Teens surprised at growth of whiffle ball tourney
• From ‘grief to hope’
• Letters to the editor
• Government may have got bin Laden, but issues remain
• Local families needed to share America with exchange students
• Business Briefs
• University of Michigan-Flint’s Super Science Friday is back
• Blotter
• Parcel for the Park still looking for runners
• Genesee District Library millage increase receives nod from voters
• Jim Waldron among top dealerships
• News Briefs
• Second annual car and bike show at Baker CTT
• Benefit for Outreach
• Letter Carriers to hold food drive May 14
• Ribbon cutting for Arch set for May 12 at Abernathy Park
• Voters OK school millage renewals
• Designer doggie duds
• BREAKING NEWS: April 28, 2011 - 8:30 p.m. Settlement of teacher’s contract will help save jobs
• OUTDOOR CALENDAR
• Has the gray wolf recovered?
• Cardinals blast Dragons
• Cardinals third at GVSU, sixth at Oakland Hills
• Let the octopi fly
• Warriors split at home, take decisive game five on the road
• Dream come true
• TEETIME
• Cardinals cruise past former Big 9 rival
• Sports Shorts
• Lady Cardinals drop doubleheader to Flushing
• Cardinals split with Flushing Raiders
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• In the Round exhibition coming to Buckham
• Get ready for summer with cool camps at Sloan-Longway
• Orill L. Bennett
• Floyd Carlson
• 25 years ago, Ryan appointed mayor after death of McGill
• FIM to hold reception, auction at Riverfront
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• DAVISON HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT OF THE WEEK
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• Jesus Christ Superstar!
• Norton Male Chorus
• In Brief
• For love of animals
• Goodwill celebrates 80 years with blood drive April 29
• Letters to the editor
• Visit to the second grade is always good for a grin
• Business Briefs
• Citizens Bank hosts open houses to mark 140 years
• Skirting the issue
• Local church joins Day of Prayer
• City plans to refurbish ailing boilers
• Butterfly kisses...
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• Second Paul A. Webster 5K Memorial Run/Walk April 30 in Richfield park
• Blotter
• Compost bin, rain barrel distribution planned June 4
• Eagle Riders planning second prostate cancer ride
• East Flint Street project in jeopardy
• City to start new waste program
• Titanic: The Musical
• OUTDOOR CALENDAR
• NWTF urges safe wild turkey hunting practices
• TEETIME
• Wrestling
• Track & Field
• Up and down week for Davison lacrosse
• Cards bounce back from Tuneup with Shootout title
• Winged wheels flying high
• Lady Cardinals fall to Saginaw Heritage
• April in the D fun for Wings, Tigers fans
• Cardinals reach final four in alumni hockey tourney
• Sports Shorts
• Eight Cardinals take their game to next level
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• Downtown car cruise was approved 10 years ago
• William G. Adcock
• Iris Ann Wood
• Faith Elizabeth Connell
• Community Briefs
• FSPA presents Festival of Dance May 7, 8
• 33rd Annual FSPA Showcase Concert
• Hot Tickets
• Flint gets Captivated
• Genesys Athletic Club hosts fundraiser for cancer patients
• Sheep shearing headed back to fair
• In Brief
• Letters to the editor
• Writing down family stories before they’re all forgotten
• BBB offers identity theft prevention event
• HealthPlus employees raise more than $3,000 for BB/BS
• Business Briefs
• Hello Gorgeous grand reopening
• Experts weigh in on new teen driving laws
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• Blotter
• Libraries will have to cut hours, staff if millage not OK’d May 3
• DTV nominated for an Emmy
• District to again accept students in two Schools of Choice plans
• Helicopter used to install new A/C at Lockwood
• Busy Hands, Dirty Paws
• Menards still uncertain of store’s opening date
• Davison schools asking for millage renewals
• College bound
• Bear bait ban proposal may drop chocolate
• OUTDOOR CALENDAR
• TEETIME
• Ageless FJGA still popular with kids
• Big Nine to join Saginaw Valley 2012-13
• Soccer team gears up for six games in two weeks
• Warriors take two, advance to round two
• Knocking on the door
• Who’s next?
• Fundraiser brings Lloyd Carr to Genesee County
• Team effort lifts Cardinals past Grand Blanc
• Sports Shorts
• Cardinals take Western to extra innings
• Gwendolyn Ann Williams,
• 2010 Byrd Competition Winner Young Mi Kim performs with FSO
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• County was at odds over liquor sales after election
• FYT’s “Irena’s Vow” honors the courage of unsung heroes
• DAVISON HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT OF THE WEEK
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• Shalhoub packs auditorium at MCC for lecture
• Kid Rock rides into Machine Shop
• In Brief
• MCC, Oakland University announce partnership program
• Walk for Williams Syndrome
• Garrison-Ross Agency earns 5-Star Ranking
• Friends go into business with Gamut carpet cleaning
• GRCC and the eTeam announce award recipients
• Business Briefs
• ‘Chevy Girls On the Go’
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• Flint heats up with UM-Flint Jazz Ensemble
• McLaren Regional Medical Center certified as primary stroke facility
• State Trooper killed in crash first worked for Richfield Twp.
• Volunteers needed for Parcel run/walk
• Davison Township borrows CDBG money for path project
• Kroger plaza owner objects to East Flint Street project
• Twp. to buy Russellville Ballroom land
• Trail blazing
• Trooper killed in crash first worked for Richfield
• OUTDOOR CALENDAR
• Wolverine on display, then moves to permanent home
• Have a golf tip?
• Mastering the short course
• TEETIME
• Davison tennis filled with youth and uncertainty
• Deer bait ban up for discussion
• Pope joins VIEW Sports Staff
• Sports Shorts
• Cardinal golfers flying high
• Cardinals looking to senior leadership
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• TV’s Monk, Tony Shalhoub, coming to MCC on April 8
• Works of MCC Professor Cate Smith to be featured through April 19
• Film Clips
• Election results from years past
• Flint comic McCree to hold second annual Birthday Bash
• MRS. CHERRYL ANN KAGEN,
• MILDRED L. GREEN,
• Community Briefs
• Hot Tickets
• The Whiting to bring ‘Fahrenheit 451’ to life
• Pulitzer Prize Winning play resonates today as FYT presents ... ‘TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD’
• KIMBERLY ANN (EDMONDSON) PYSZORA,
• McLaren Foundation team enhancements announced
• In Brief
• Reflecting on poverty
• Lend a hand with these voluneer opportunities
• Letters to the editor
• Some famous last words
• Genesee Health Plan receives award
• Business Briefs
• Burton’s only winery closes
• Miss Davison Pageant entries sought
• Kiwanis, police fit Kindergarteners with bike helmets
• United Way launches campaign to reach its $3 million goal
• News Briefs
• Blotter
• Standoff with Davison gunman ends after suspect kills himself
• City earns distinction of having best water
• Smiley, Stanley launch home protection plan
• Photos
• BREAKING NEWS: March 31, 2011 - 10 a.m.
• OUTDOOR CALENDAR
• Deer baiting ban topic of discussion
• MHSAA basketball finals to stay at Breslin Center
• Busted brackets, indeed!
• Defense, versatility expected to take Cardinals far
• Cardinals look to climb to top of Big Nine
• Fickle by nature
• Sports Shorts
• Lady Cardinals look to make run at league title
• Experience and new talent sets Cards up for success
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• City was concerned about storm water in the sewers 25 years ago
• ERIC DAVID HOULE, 29,
• Flint Institute of Arts receives Target grant
• DeCamp dance studio places in competitions
• Art Exhibit presented by MCC faculty and students
• Community Briefs
• DAVISON HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT OF THE WEEK
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• FIA salutes American wine on April 9
• First ever “Zine Fest” coming to Flint on April 8
• Genesee District Library receives $97,500 grant
• Camp Blue Sky now accepting applications
• In Brief
• Drop in the ‘BUCKET LIST’
• ‘Rainmaker’ grants available
• Letters to the editor
• Warning: Editors may appear older in person
• ROWE director receives honors
• Fulton honored as Hantz Bank’s Co-Op Student of the Month
• Business Briefs
• Burton salon to open Davison location
• Former Kearsley football standout, caterer killed in I-69 car crash
• Council nixes idea to revise charter over mayor pro-tem issue
• DHS students earn medals at 26th Science Olympiad
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• Supervisor hopes to help home businesses with ordinance revision
• Blind dog adopted by township assessor becomes office pooch
• Parcel for Park adds 10K run to third annual race
• Day at the races
• Hinkley, Peppin appointed to City Council
• OUTDOOR CALENDAR
• Charges filed in bald eagle shooting
• Basketball at its best
• What time is it?
• All-League
• Sports Shorts
• Reader caps 39-0 season with NCAA mat title
• Finkbeiner inks with Point Park University
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• New program, Share Art Flint, to provide mini grants to address community issues
• UM-Flint presents contemporary Shakespeare
• Arts center announces upcoming member show
• Police funding, arsenic levels in city wells were issues in 2001
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• MATTHEW M. ZRAKOVI,
• IRMA IONE HELMS, 90,
• DAVISON HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT OF THE WEEK
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• Longway Planetarium honored with certificate from NASA
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• The Bluesman returns
• 4th Annual Health Expo coming to Genesys
• In Brief
• Band honors fond beginnings in Flint with string of shows
• Mikan joins McLaren Health Plan
• Buy and Sell Shop opens in Twp.
• Letters to the editor
• Sometimes slow to embrace technology
• Graeter’s Ice Cream hits shelves at Flint-area Kroger stores
• Genesys names Zureikat its new pediatric medical director
• Business Briefs
• DTV is Station of the Year for third consecutive year
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• Blotter
• DMS Jr. Optimist Club raises more than $2,000
• Veterans planning trip to D.C. in June
• Otisville woman organizes protest walk to Lansing
• Twp. extends ban on medical marijuana
• Green with reading
• Underground Railroad talk scheduled
• Carto always on the beam for George Washington U.
• Bracket busters
• Differing perspectives
• Locals help Troy Sting win state title
• Cardinals fall short in quest for district title
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• Adam Paul Paris
• Kay Ann E. Adair
• Horse rescued from ice by fire department 25 years ago
• Film Clips
• Works of Flint artist featured at MCC gallery
• Community Briefs
• Hot Tickets
• Center Stage presents rousing dinner theater, ‘The Curious Savage’
• Journey of faith
• Real backyard decks deserve real wood
• In Brief
• McLaren welcomes nurse practitioner to Davison
• Davis guiding Senior Center
• Air Margaritaville to play live concert March 18
• Is the State setting us up to fail?
• Photos
• Business Briefs
• Anything and everything
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• Csutoras resigns from council
• Mayor assures community city moving ahead
• Photo
• Davison schools may face a $5.9M shortfall
• ‘She was a class act’
• Night for reading
• Spring wild turkey season on the horizon
• Wrestling
• Tournament time again!
• OUTDOOR CALENDAR
• Cardinals eliminated in state quarterfinals
• Crowd pleasers
• Sports Shorts
• Cardinals use big second half to down Mustangs
• Cardinals crown one champion at state finals
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• William "Bill" R. Gregos Sr.
• Philip John Becker III
• Davison broke ground for new high school in 1961
• Film Clips
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• DAVISON HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT OF THE WEEK
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• Comedy of horrors
• At the FSO
• FIRST Robotics District Competition
• In Brief
• Davison students show off their creative spark
• ‘One School, One Book’
• Did you know?
• Letters to the editor
• You’re so vane, you probably think these plates are about you
• Kohl’s Care nominations accepted until March 15
• Business Briefs
• $1000 workout
• Blotter
• Hurley’s new MRI facility features roomier machine
• News Briefs
• Welcome donation
• Richfield considering ordinance changes
• Expo overcomes snowy weather
• Dog park project gets go ahead by township
• Becker remembered as “pillar of the community”
• Balloon critters
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• Michigan records safest hunting season on record
• Davison wins girls and boys regional bowling title
• Cardinals third at Big Nine swim meet
• Billionaires vs Millionaires
• Cardinals defeat former Big Nine rival Clio
• Say it isn’t so!
• Sports Shorts
• Davison edged by Swartz Creek in regional play
• Lady Cardinals bow out in district opener
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• Wild Ones to show film ‘Vanishing of the Bees’
• Cool City celebration at Buckham Gallery
• Davison Township sought signal at Lapeer and M-15 in 1961
• Film Clips
• SAMUEL A. MCCORMICK of
• Mid Michigan Derby Girls take on Canadian team
• ROBERT “BOB” CHARLES AMBLE JR., 50,
• HAROLD (SPIKE) E. BELFORD, 88,
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• ‘Dearly De parted’
• AUGUST: Osage County
• Senior works to raise awareness of kidney cancer
• Genesys to conduct mini-med school
• In Brief
• ‘Real life’ show & tell
• Letters to the editor
• When the kids know dad’s a softy
• Davison energy business awarded contract with Flint
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• Davison Community Expo this weekend
• Dog park on board’s agenda March 7
• Davison auto students do well at Carburetor Challenge
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• Soroptimists hold 2011 awards dinner
• The VIEW names new publisher
• Council decides to wait on filling vacant seat, mayor pro-tem
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• E. Flint St. project developments
• Archway planned on trail system to mark city, township border
• Chilling encounter
• Local grad corners Palace fighters
• Davison bowlers prep for regional play
• Spotting his mark
• Cardinals prepare for state tournament
• Question marked
• Holding court
• Martus set to retire
• Sports Shorts
• Lady Cards familiar with district field
• Pre-regionals on the horizon for Davison hockey
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• City began planning centennial 25 years ago
• Film Clips
• Community Briefs
• DAVISON HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT OF THE WEEK
• To Kill A Mockingbird to be FYT’s next production
• Flint Cultural Center Corporation gets grant for portable dome theater
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• EUGENE H. LAWSON,
• The pig flies again
• ‘Cinderella’
• Auto students to compete in carburetor challenge
• Hurley announces newest winner of DAISY Award
• Chungag appointed associate dean at Baker
• In Brief
• Dinner Party at MCC featuring ‘Chef to Stars’ is Feb. 25
• Karate kid
• MME/ACT testing schedule for Davison High students
• Concerns about the state of state
• Lifestyles Flooring looking for area’s worst shag carpet
• Alliance to protect construction workers
• Business Briefs
• Tropi Tan expands Davison facility
• Davison Expo returns March 5
• Appointments being accepted for kindergarten registration
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• Blotter
• Local man turns time on his hands into custom timepieces
• Area kids experience teamwork with YouthQuest event
• Menards expecting April 1 opening
• Vying for Mr. Davison
• Davison elects four to fill open council seats
• Breaking News: February 22, 2011 - 9:10 p.m.
• Breaking News: February 17, 2011 - 12:19 p.m.
• The fishing is free and the rewards infinite
• BOWLING
• Cats win two-in-a-row
• Jr. Generals shoot down Jets twice
• No looking back
• Lady Cards edged by Flushing, Dow
• Hankins, Prince make college choices
• Cardinals cruise to non-league victory over Midland Dow
• Cardinals defeat former Big Nine rival Grand Blanc
• Sports Shorts
• Cardinals send 12 wrestlers on to regionals
• Stewart named zoning and building administrator in 2001
• Film Clips
• HOLLIS “DEANO” HOUGHTALING, 81, of
• THORNTON G. “TONY” STRANGE, 79, a 40 year
• MARILYN KAY LACROSS, 71, of Davison,
• HARVEY W. RACHWITZ,
• DAVISON HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT OF THE WEEK
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• Local rocker finds place on stage
• Comedy you can dig
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• Sure sign of spring — potholes
• Business Briefs
• Hurley Health and Fitness celebrates 20 years
• Organic grocery under new ownership
• 14 vie for title of Mr. Davison 2011
• Letters to the editor
• News Briefs
• Blotter
• Township approves chip, seal of Court St.
• DMS students named essay contest winners
• Council OKs upgrades to save electricity
• Davison schools sees decline in students since October
• City considering quarterly water meter reads, billing
• Zumba time
• BREAKING NEWS
• Mountain Cats Sweep series with Tri-City
• ONGOING
• Volunteers help Wheelin’ Team 457.net catch the big one
• BOWLING
• Photo
• Packers bring home the title
• Davison breezes to Big Nine Title
• Free Fishing Weekend Derbys
• Off the wall
• Cardinals’ hockey back in action
• Three words
• Sports Shorts
• Cardinals’ rally falls short against Martians
• Lady Cards pull out squeaker at Haslett
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• Film Clips
• Gas for less than a buck was a big deal in 1986
• DAVISON HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT OF THE WEEK
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• THE GREAT GILLY HOPKINS
• SCOTT CRAWFORD, 51, of Columbiaville,
• Community Briefs
• Catch the
• Hopes, dreams and the media on UM-Flint stage
• In Brief
• Relay for Life to kick-off Feb. 17
• Letters to the editor
• When exactly does life get easier?
• Business Briefs
• Ringing in new technology
• Make jewelry a gem of a gift
• Blotter
• Heritage Arbor honors community volunteers
• Special election set for Feb. 22
• Photo
• FIRST Robotics team gearing up
• School board seeks millage renewals
• News Briefs
• Digging out
• Davison Youth Baseball to hold meeting
• Stewart sets world record for trapping wild turkeys
• Mountain Cats tame Indianapolis Inferno
• Jr. Generals split with Chicago Hitmen
• Waiting game
• Wrestling
• Lady Cards stumble at Carman-Ainsworth
• Silverdome returns with Saturday night fights
• Sports Shorts
• Cardinals fall behind early, can’t complete comeback
• Cardinals fall short against Fenton
• Carl Elliott stepped down as head coach of Cardinals in 1986
• Film Clips
• The Whiting presents ‘Six Characters’
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• FLOYD B. TATRO, 86,
• Community Briefs
• DAVISON HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT OF THE WEEK
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• Sloan Museum crawling with ‘CSI: Crime Scene Insects’
• ‘An Evening with JIM BRICKMAN’
• Works curated by Ann Arbor Area book artist featured at MCC
• In Brief
• Making a difference
• Letters to the editor
• Waiting on the snow
• Communications Technologies, JT&T merge
• Business Briefs
• Saebo therapy gives teen hope for future
• MORE VALENTINE'S DAY-RELATED HISTORY
• Valentine’s Day sweet treat a holiday classic
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• Earth Day, Garden Celebration announced
• Winter Guard takes 2nd at competition; moves up to AA Division
• Blotter
• Hahn behavior intervention program shown to board
• Board of Education approves updated 5-year facilities plan
• City gets DNRE grant for water education
• Dog park layout gets final nod from committee
• Elem. schools implement new security procedure
• Friendly competition
• Jr. Generals snap skid with 5-1 win at home
• Davison places high at Holt
• OUTDOOR CALENDAR
• Rodent marks quasquicentennial
• Photo
• Setting the table
• Davison beats Powers for first time since 2005
• Davison eighth at County Meet
• Second guessing
• Sports Shorts
• Cardinals drop two against tough opponents
• Lady Cards win cliff-hanger at Flushing
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• Two incidents with firearms on the same night in 2001
• Film Clips
• DAVISON HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT OF THE WEEK
• RYAN K. CARPENTER
• CLARA JEAN HALEY, 78
• Hurley Medical Center to hold health, fashion event
• Community Briefs
• Emerging Choreographers’ Showcase 2011 at FSPA
• Seeing Stars!
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• GREASE is the word
• Site coordinators needed for Daffodil Days
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• AmVets Post looks back on first year
• DHS Drama Club presents ‘Arsenic and Old Lace’
• Ways to make weddings environmentally friendly
• HealthPlus names Helms vice president of Provider Network Development
• Letters to the editor
• Ruby and Me…
• Business Briefs
• Bahama breezes into Mundy Twp.
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• Longtime Davison businessman remembered
• Hundreds recalled as GM adds third shift
• Blotter
• City praises Republic, but says no Friday pick-up
• One lump or two?
• Planning commission to look at rental ordinance again
• Pheasants Forever Chapter gives back to local kids
• BOWLING
• Jr. Generals lose despite shot edge
• Davison continues to roll, still number three
• Picking up the pieces
• Cardinals ready to contend for County Title
• Powers Catholic keeps Davison at arm’s length
• Loggers finally hit chopping block
• Lady Cards crush Northern, but start 0-1 in Big Nine
• Sports Shorts
• Cardinals open Big Nine season with a loss
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• Popular eatery threatened to sue city back in 1986
• Film Clips
• DOLORES “DEE” VIVIAN BERRY, 79, of Davison,
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• A Moment in Time
• Long life, less frills
• Sinusitis might be to blame for congestion, discomfort
• Five things your dentist really wants you to know about your mouth
• Don’t miss the warning signs of carpal tunnel syndrome
• In Brief
• Owens Named HealthPlus board of directors chair
• Lunch monitors recognized for saving lives
• Letters to the editor
• Business Briefs
• Davison State Bank changes name, expands its services
• Dealership to extend rewards program
• News Briefs
• Oddfellows hold installation ceremony
• Agency to count homeless in Genesee County
• Judge Latchana sworn in among chorus of support
• A little off the top
• DECA students talk cyber-safety
• Dog park plans taking shape
• OUTDOOR CALENDAR
• Night skiing is right for Midwestern skiers, boarders
• SWIM AND DIVE
• WRESTLING
• Loggers down but still not out
• Jr. Generals tie it at :08, lose shoot-out on Sunday
• Making magic
• Cardinals fall to Wildcats, beat Dragons 76-69
• Social disconnect
• Sports Shorts
• Lady Cardinals edge Flint Southwestern
• Davison Cardinals shut out Ottawa, 6-0
• LAVERNE BERTHA FRERICH, 81, of Davison
• HAROLD C. ROSS, age 75, of Higgins Lake
• NATHAN H. MITCHELL, 92, of Davison
• EDWARD SZUMOWICZ, 84, of Davison
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• Kids in 1911 found Davison’s first power plant fun, dangerous
• Film Clips
• Winter Bridal Show
• Woodside Church bringing back Jazz Vespers service
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• FYT’s West Moon Street — a Wilde comedy with a killer twist
• FCP announces auditions for ‘Dearly Departed’
• 'We do silly comedy'
• McLaren encourages adolescents to have “Fun with Fitness and Food”
• Davison Twp. man writes life story
• In Brief
• In perfect harmony
• Letters to the editor
• Arizona shooting act of a madman
• Davison woman is Hurley DAISY Award winner
• Business Briefs
• Davison man dies after falling from bus, another injured
• News Briefs
• ROWE I-475 design project wins award
• yes!
• Blotter
• 33rd Annual Senior Winter Games coming in Feb.
• Davison students take honors at BPA competition
• City urged to make Flint St. crossing safer after death
• Councilman against city footing bill for recount
• Chiming in
• Loggers off the ice indefinitely
• OUTDOOR CALENDAR
• "Safe ice" gives false security for sledders, anglers
• Skiing, snowboarding a family affair at midwest areas
• Cards prepare for DCC Invite
• Lady Cardinals bowling off to good start
• Jr. Generals, Jets duke it out at Iceland
• SWIMMING
• Cardinals back in action
• Long layover
• Wounded pride in the Big Ten
• Out with the old
• Sports Shorts
• Cardinals routed by tough competition
• AAHL takes control of Lapeer Loggers
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• Film Clips
• Davison got electricity for the first time 100 years ago
• MILDRED IRENE BEDORE,
• RICHARD DEE MEOAK,
• DORIS ELAINE LANDRY,
• JOHN “JACK” FRANKLIN SHOREY, 84, of Davison,
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• FYT Drama School’s winter classes begin Jan. 11
• Musical hit ‘Grease’ coming to The Whiting
• What’s that noise?
• Upcoming For-Mar Nature Preserve & Arboretum events
• In Brief
• Society draws bead lovers, artisans together
• Letters to the editor
• No resolutions this year
• Unexpected visitor
• Business Briefs
• It’s in the fine print
• AllCare shuts down office
• Elderly woman struck by truck on Flint Street dies
• Final engineering of water pipeline in sight
• News Briefs
• Blotter
• Resident preparing for career as state trooper
• Heritage Route Car Rally planned for this summer
• Winter stroll
• BREAKING NEWS
• Remembering my mother
• OUTDOOR CALENDAR
• Proposed moose hunt draws opposition
• New technology improves experience for Midwestern skiers, snowboarders
• Fat Guy last edition 2010
• Sports Shorts
• Sportsmanship
• Davison battles with state’s finest wrestlers
• Community Briefs
• Public parking downtown was an issue 25 years ago
• Flint Youth Theatre Drama School’s winter classes begin Jan. 11
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• Colin Mochrie & Brad Sherwood, stars of ‘Whose Line is it Anyway?,’ to take the stage
• LILLIAN FRANCES WHITTIER,
• WILFRED A. “WILLIE” ROSS, 85, of Davison,
• MILDRED IRENE BEDORE, 89,
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• Baker College-Flint posts admission hours for winter quarter
• Trip to WWII Memorial well received by vets
• Latchana ‘excited’ to become judge
• Baker College hosts leadership conference
• In Brief
• ‘Elusive Lucy’
• Council fills three vacancies until Feb. 22 election
• Pedestrian struck on Flint St., in serious condition, police say
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• Ross Medical Centers collect 360 books for children’s hospitals
• Mott Foundation grants $662,000 to support local safety-net services
• McLaren Community Medical Center welcomes new doctor
• HealthPlus workers donate more than $4,000 to Food Bank
• Chili for charity
• Letters to the editor
• Christmas cheer can be contagious
• Bowling
• Operation Injured Soldier helps veterans heal
• Davison left in Lapeer’s wake
• Loggers roll like a ‘rock star’
• Holy Grail of hockey
• Polar Palace men's league part of the Big Chill
• Cardinals face the music at Clarkston tournament
• Davison wins Genesee County Tournament
• Lady Cardinals outlast Flint Northwestern in thriller
• Cardinals fail to contain Hickoff, fall to Tigers
• Area firefighters voted to unionize a decade ago
• Holiday happenings
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• Community Briefs
• Christmas at CROSSROADS
• In loving memory
• IRVING T. NELSON,
• MARY JANE PORTER
• JAMES HARRIS,
• News Briefs
• City working on plans for ice skating rink in Abernathy
• Man and son honored for bravery
• In Brief
• A century of memories
• Council tweaks 2011 calendar to avoid ‘lame duck’ scenario
• Liquor sales to be allowed on Sundays
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• Annual Sybyl Award winner honored by Resource Genesee
• DHS student honored as Co-op for November
• Letters to the editor
• Did I mention I hate snow?
• OUTDOOR CALENDAR
• 2010 firearm deer hunting season mimics 2009 season
• Loggers ready for the cup
• Wrestling
• Chillin’ at the Big House
• Cardinals defeat Romeo
• ‘Marathon Man’ does one a month in 2010
• Sports Shorts
• Lady Cards handed first loss by Hartland
• Davison hockey routed by Rochester United
• Letters to Santa from 1910
• Film Clips
• Sculpture exhibition opens at FIA
• MCC and Sloan Museum present Grossology series
• FYT to hold technical interviews, auditions for Great Gilly Hopkins
• Holiday Briefs
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• HOLIDAY POPS
• GERALD WILLIAM BARTON,
• News Briefs
• Resource Genesee receives grant
• Applications for temporary council seats due Dec. 22
• Middle school Cardinal Cash contest winners announced
• Dispatcher retiring after 37 years
• Holiday fun downtown
• Local author puts new twist on Christmas lore
• In Brief
• Struggle continues for family affected by H1N1 flu virus
• Vote recount doesn’t change recall outcome
• COOKING FOR A CAUSE
• Dog park advocates seeking support
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• Auto parts supplier ready to start hiring
• Business Briefs
• Tong honored as Co-op Student of the Month
• Hello Gorgeous collecting for Toys for Tots
• Recount doesn’t change recall outcome
• Letters to the editor
• Just like my dad
• OUTDOOR CALENDAR
• Turkey-peacock cross, or something else more rare?
• Loggers take two over weekend
• Cardinals ready to roll toward bowling titles
• Fenton Relays
• Bowl game breakdown
• Cardinals matmen open season with tough match-ups
• Cardinals fall flat against Muskegon, edge Portage Central
• From the horses mouth
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• Lady Cardinals roll past Kearsley in 56-24 rout
• Former league rivals clash, Hornets drop Cardinals
• Rated G exhibit coming to the Buckham Gallery
• UM-Flint Student Jazz Ensemble and Faculty Quintet to perform
• Community Briefs
• Film Clips
• Blizzard that dumped 15 inches shut down Davison back in 2000
• Humane Society open house
• Classical ballet production ‘Swan Lake’ coming to The Whiting
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• FSPA ensembles present programs
• ROBERT WEAVER
• LEONA “ DELORIS, GRANNY” SCHMIDT,
• ROSA A HERNANDEZ,
• KENNETH HACHTEL,
• FRANCES C. SKELLENGER,
• BEVERLY M. PEEL,
• WALTER V. SUDIA,
• News Briefs
• Host a safe and sound holiday party
• Tips to make holiday eating habits healthier
• Many more winter holidays to celebrate
• Davison schools receive accreditation plaque
• Care & Share still seeking donations, names
• Cool to Care food drive to give Outreach a much needed boost
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• UM-Flint to hold 2011 critical issues forum
• In Brief
• Kautz says goodbye
• Stanley Cup to visit Lapeer
• Sprinkle of fun
• Nine vie for four open seats on City Council
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• HealthPlus offers “Signature” health plans
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• Edward Jones ranks No. 2 on Top Workplaces 2010 list
• Jimmy John’s delivers with subs served fast
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• Nine vie for four open seats on City Council
• Lawsuits: A way of life
• Birthday buck for Lapeer area native
• Community asked to donate through Candy Cane Drive
• Letters to the editor
• Coyotes food preferences keep them a little close for comfort
• Loggers edged out in overtime by Blizzard
• We’ve been robbed
• Davison hockey nipped by No. 3 ranked Wyandotte
• Cardinals get new coach, set new goals
• Sparty Party like no other
• Sports Shorts
• Davison will be force to be reckoned with
• Lady Cards win squeaker in opener
• Community Briefs
• FYT’s production takes inspiration from The Waltons to stir hearts with hope
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• Holiday events
• New Century Chorale presents a Yuletide Festival
• Fire destroyed landmark department store in 1960
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• EDNA "LLOYD" CRAFT,
• DOROTHY A. “DID” O’CONNOR,
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• Seasonal Song Becomes Holiday Favorite
• Easy ways to extend your holiday budget
• Veterans trip to WWII memorial taking shape
• DPW thanked for help with decorations, road salt bill discussed
• ‘A real labor of love’
• In Brief
• New downtown celebration brings crowd despite chill
• Davison Care & Share back for 2010
• Recount scheduled for Dec. 10 in council recall
• Santa Claus is here
• Business Briefs
• Local beauty consultant earns Mary Kay car
• Turkey course
• Frusti honored as Co-Op student
• Blotter
• City Council applications due Dec. 1
• Letters to the editor
• Still able to give thanks despite having a tough year
• Loggers lose to Bruins
• Different directions?
• A feast to behold
• Mountain Cats fall to Ice Dogs 4-3
• Sports Shorts
• Cardinals end in draw against Lakeland
• Community Briefs
• Police chief on hunting trip bagged a 200-pound bear in 1960
• Vertigo Theatrics puts a new spin on a holiday favorite
• Celebrate the Seasons — Renaissance Style
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• The Flint Institute of Music presents: Tchaikovsky’s Nutcracker Ballet
• News Briefs
• “Mud Madness” at the Mounds continues Thanksgiving Day
• Hurley receives designation from NAPBC for Breast Centers
• Orchestra concert
• Living nativity to be held at Davison Missionary Church
• Baker’s Princinsky honored with leadership award
• Community invited to honor those who served with ... WREATHS ACROSS AMERICA
• Lunch in style
• Peaceful Parenting Series runs Dec. 7-8
• Upcoming events at For-Mar Nature Preserve
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• Framing nature
• One down, three to go
• Thanksgiving feast
• Downtown tree lighting will be Nov. 26
• INDEX Calendar
• Baker College Online named military friendly school by G.I. Jobs magazine
• Business Briefs
• Crowds get early start on Christmas at Festive Friday
• Computer business opens in former spa location
• JERRY LENUL JOBE
• County names councilwoman
• Letters to the editor
• Vanity plates from all over
• OUTDOOR CALENDAR
• Good hunting meant full buck poles
• Cats split in Quad City
• Tempting fate
• Quiet Time
• Prince inks with Valparaiso
• Sports Shorts
• Davison hockey dispatches Lapeer West
• Film Clips
• Chamber of Commerce helped with Christmas shopping loans
• FYT Drama School to offer winter classes
• Community Briefs
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• Lights, camera, action!
• JAMES MADISON COWAN,
• JEAN D. ROUSSEAU, 64,
• News Briefs
• Christmas tree debate
• Diamond in the Rough’s annual holiday promotion is back!
• Hot holiday toys for 2010
• Benefit being held for Gail Skellenger Nov. 20
• FIRST ANNIVERSARY
• Chili cookoff still needs entries
• Dog park talks off and running
• In Brief
• Bikes on the Bricks adding third day in 2011
• In honor of the troops
• City council still lacks a quorum
• Menards construction continues
• Business Briefs
• Liquor and tobacco store opens in township
• Davison Vision Center moves to new location
• Blotter
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• PEGGY O. CHARTRAND,
• Loggers split over weekend
• Fulcher Companies merge with the Huttenlocher Group
• ROBERT MICHAEL PARSELL
• Big Nine Swim Meet
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• Cardinals flock together in state run
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• Lead poisoning prevention urged by health dept.
• Sports Shorts
• Anticipated funding changes prompts Board of Education to revise budget
• Lady Cardinals win district title, bow out in regional
• Downtown gearing up for tree lighting
• Film Clips
• Cans for coats
• In 1960, Davison residents voted for Nixon over Kennedy
• In Brief
• FIM presents Nutcracker- Holiday Pops Sneak Peek
• A family pays tribute
• Community Briefs
• Opening doors through reading
• Hot Tickets
• Township raises police assessment amid objections
• FCP announces auditions for upcoming production
• Friday is deadline to apply for City Council seat
• ‘Clarinet Concerto’
• Letters to the editor
• Scared silly
• NORTON EDWARD CHAPMAN,
• The joys of moving
• INDEX Calendar
• WILLIAM CARR,
• Buck poles mark opening day of
• Alcohol energy drinks banned in state
• RICHARD DUANE LONGENDYKE, 80,
• Pulling the plug
• Business Briefs
• Kildee wins 5th District
• Community Briefs
• Christmas in Davison
• Wrap-up of state, county races; millage fails, one amendment passes
• Election results from Davison’s past; safe broken into in 1960
• Robertson defeats Zelenko, claims Senate seat
• Film Clips
• Halloween spirit
• Travel the world with FIA films
• Sports Update
• Gleason re-elected to County Commission
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• County seeking applicants to serve on Davison City Council
• McLaren appoints new Cardiothoracic surgeon
• Wind Symphony to perform “Airs, Suites and Dances”
• Letters to the editor
• Carravallah receives annual Pinnacle Award
• Spelling Bee musical
• Cellphones have kicked courtesy to the curb
• In Brief
• LELA MAY PHELPS
• Two Cardinals run to state finals
• Knights of Columbus plan trip for vets to WWII Memorial
• BEVERLEY ROSE SEIDEL, 69, of Davison,
• Taking a stand against treestand accidents
• Burton Mayor Smiley wins 50th District representative seat
• CHERYL LYNNE EWING,
• Howarth goes big for Loggers
• Four ousted in City Council recall; Martin stays
• CHERYL ANN MARSHALL-MORRIS,
• Champion of the world
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• NICOLE AVITTS, 24,
• Ranting and raving
• MCC president named Top Community College President in North America
• FLOYD RAYMOND HEID,
• Cardinals look for Big Nine crown
• MCC, WIE pay tribute with “Wind Beneath Our Wings Tea”
• News Briefs
• Sports Shorts
• Baker College of Flint team ties for second in LEGO competition
• A little pep
• Lady Cards move on in volleyball districts
• Meijer makes $250,000 donation to Red Cross
• Latchana elected to 67th district
• Lake Orion Dragons too much for Davison
• Sports Update
• Four ousted in City Council recall
• Missing 11-year-old girl found by school staff
• Cardinals ready to soar into regional meet
• Family Fun Day to benefit children in Genesee County
• FYT to honor Beyond a Child playwright Moses Goldberg
• Davison educator goes the extra mile
• Fandangles’ ‘Special Dining’ event to feature Davison artist
• Ladies' Night Out at Crossroads Village
• Community Briefs
• Genesys to realign emergency care services; plans to open patient care facility in Flint
• Village voted to bond for lights in 1910
• Letters to the editor
• In Brief
• Film Clips
• No matter what your views are get out and vote
• Facebooking for Fido
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• Football
• Both sides campaign as election nears
• Bluegrass band takes first time out to Lapeer
• OUTDOOR CALENDAR
• Hart hired as city manager
• CHERYL LYNNE EWING,
• 18-point buck taken by North Branch hunter
• Pumpkin playtime
• MARION HOWARD SNYDER JR., 89, formerly of
• Lapeer Loggers off to strong start in opener
• Halloween at the orchard
• News Briefs
• Cardinals fall in district finals to Grand Blanc
• Business Briefs
• Get the facts about hand sanitizers
• Truly a numbers game
• Unique Surfaces raises $900 for Outreach East
• Daily skin care tips to keep you looking healthy
• A steep leap
• Par for the course
• Know when to take a sick day
• Grand Blanc ekes past Cardinals
• Blotter
• Exercises for seniors with limited mobility
• Cardinals to host Div. 1 volleyball district
• Easy ways to ward off winter weight gain
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• Parents really need to learn to play nice at sports events
• Downtown merchant starts food drive for Outreach East
• Dancing divas, flatulent Frenchmen and killer rabbits create hilarious atmosphere for ...
• Young ladies get in on the hunting action
• Entrepreneur looks to FREEK you out
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• Davison Schools warns parents of suspicious man
• Music to our ears
• Storm repair crew
• Junior Generals split in Cincy
• Taeckens Terrace receives $8.3 million HUD grant for new project
• Davison competes at tennis
• Might as well jump!
• Loggers’ initial camp a success
• "Get Away, Right Away" campaign is more than just a great idea
• Cardinals cruise into state finals
• Davison Pumpkin Festival 2010
• Sports Shorts
• Benefit this weekend to aid single mom fighting cancer
• Davison may have pathway to finals
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• Cardinals clinch Big Nine title; punch ticket to playoffs
• Davison celebrates 2010 Homecoming
• Community Briefs
• Council picks Hart as city manager
• Electric lights were the topic at a meeting 100 years ago
• Curbside leaf removal is back on
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• HOMECOMING QUEEN
• FYT presents staged reading of Farragut North
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• FYT invites students to open auditions, technical interviews
• Letters to the editor
• College Town Lego Event set at FIA on Oct. 9
• Ghosts of homecomings’ past return
• Builder sells 2nd home in Davison Twp.
• Community Briefs
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• Giant ‘shroom!
• Take a walk on the wild side
• Talks focus on railroad possibilities in Michigan
• FLOYD H. ECKER
• Letters to the editor
• Let’s Go Blue!
• PHYLLIS JUNE MORRIS
• A little help from my friends
• Prior to 1932 Davison School colors were red and black
• JOHN PARIS,
• Successful youth hunters
• First water authority meeting taking place
• FRANK DANIEL RYAN
• Davison native hooks monster pike
• NADINE BRIGGS,
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• October baseball sets the table
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• Lay scores four goals in win
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• Cardinals easily defeat rival Flint Powers
• Davison schools gets 10th consecutive “clean” audit
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• City council considering two for city manager
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• Gettin’ peppy
• Lady Cardinals eye regional links title
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• Cardinals ready for tennis regionals
• Perani Arena gets upgraded
• Davison Optimist Club announces Blast winners
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• Flushing and Davison renew rival; Raiders win
• All in the family
• Cardinals remain undefeated in Big Nine football
• City considering curbside leaf pickup
• Flint Symphony Orchestra’s 2010-11 classical concert series
• Court allows recall election to proceed
• Man’s attack on train conductor dismissed as a case of “drunk”
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• New Century Chorale prepares for its first concert
• Financial trouble looms around us
• HealthPlus named one of nation’s top private insurance plans
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• Youth buck pole sets new record
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• Monty Python's "Spamalot"
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• RICHARD LEE FORTNER,
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• Ryder Cup preview
• Eagle Riders present Cancer Society with check for prostate cancer screenings
• Warriors have rough weekend, earn only one point in 3 games
• Council to interview 6 candidates for manager
• Cardinals face tough competition
• Main Street Music Festival raises $1,200 for VFW
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• LEO B. KELLY
• Youth, disabled vets to enjoy special hunts
• Davison to get high-end resale shop
• BARBARA J SMITH,
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• HOWARD, L. MADISON,
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• JOHN R. PATTERSON,
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• LAVERN A. WILLIAMS,
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• Little Giant squashes Irish
• City manager job nets 42 resumes
• Loggers honor area’s heritage
• 21st Annual Davison Pumpkin Festival Oct. 8&9
• Jr. Generals roughed up by Junior Penguins
• Great Pumpkin Run/Walk set for Oct. 9
• Sports Shorts
• Richfield Township to replace culverts
• Cardinals drop two in two days
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• Cardinals overtake Flushing in thrilling overtime
• Bikes on the Bricks is back this weekend
• Construction began 10 years ago on new Davison Post Office
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• Main Street Music fest set for this weekend
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• Attorney files suit to stop recall
• An Evening with Jeff Daniels
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• RICHARD LEE FORTNER,
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• Lawsuit filed to stop recall
• Benefit dinner set for Oct. 17
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• 305 Building Materials
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• 230 Farm Produce
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• 200 Farm, Yard & Live Stock
• Committee forms to consider Davison quality of life
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• 135 Pick-up Trucks
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• Chamber to hold seminar, “Buy Michigan First!”
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• New front runner for Heisman
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• McLaren Health Plan among best places to work in healthcare
• Softball team defends national title
• 125 Vans
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• Local stable honored for “Giving Back”
• Talks resume between Genesys and workers
• Durand wins Birch Run Invite
• 120 Autos
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• Local man drops 130 pounds thanks to diet and exercise
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• 21st Annual Davison Pumpkin Festival is coming
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• 20 Garage Sales
• 605 Apt. for Rent
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• Township unveils new fountain at Memorial Garden
• Lapeer Loggers name coach, owner, announce training camp
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• FYT opens its stage door to the public for extensive backstage sale
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• Street party has official name: Main Street Music Festival
• School enrollment was growing in Davison over past 100 years
• Davison battles to a draw with Powers Catholic
• 410 Furniture
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• Flint Institute of Arts opens new exhibition season
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• Cavalier Classic cancelled
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• Cardinals take Lapeer West to task
• Davison woman celebrates 99 years
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• DDA considers $37M in improvements to district
• EVA PHYLLIS (TRIPP) SMITH,
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• JOSEPH CHARLES FRANCIS BROWN,
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• Grant to support the Greater Mid-Michigan Bio-Manufacturing Alliance
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• Gould Engineering merges with Fleis & VandenBrink
• GISD announces availability of free, reduced lunch applications
• 9/11 still lingers
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• Spaghetti dinner aims to raise funds for Madison
• Suspected serial slasher extradited back to county
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• Davison’s "Aunt Bert" to get a hand from Eagle Riders
• Adaptive equipment allows everyone to enjoy the outdoors
• Genesys presents run/walk to benefit hospice patients
• Practice with a purpose
• Annual American Legion Golf Scramble set for Sept. 19
• Win-win for Michigan college grid teams
• Betsy's Bazaar returning to Davison United Methodist
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• TENNIS
• Police advise elderly of scam
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• Mott Foundation makes $500,000 grant to identify best way to halt Asian carp
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• Michigan added to list of states in shell egg recall
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• Davison soccer beats Creek, ties Heritage
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• Recall election OK’d for Nov. ballot
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• Teamsters head ‘lining up the troops’
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• CLINTON GUY TROUPE,
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• Restaurant Association to refund $3.675M
• MARVIN HAYES HILGENDORF,
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• Davison welcomes 25 new teachers
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• MARK ANDREW WHEELER, JR.
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• Man nurses hawk back to health and releases it ... Into the WILD
• Davison schools always geared up for new year in August
• Passing lane at Gates Elementary should help curb traffic congestion
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• Clerk: Recall one step at a time
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• An unwanted lesson in violence
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• Tall Pine Council hosts shooting fundraiser
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• EARL D. HERSHBERGER,
• Burton resident wins duck calling contest
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• Genesys to host 5th annual course on spine surgery
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• Seminar to offer “Financial Peace”
• Airbrush artistry
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• Bone marrow drive generates 340 potential donors
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• Moo-vin’ on up
• Cardinals’ tennis team looks for more
• Board of Trustees changes minutes from June
• Lady Cardinals shooting for return to state meet
• 5th annual BACK TO SCHOOL BLAST
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• Mott president receives CEO award
• Davison soccer will rely on youth
• FCCC hires interim president and CEO
• MCC’s new transportation program looks to meet growing need for workers
• HealthPlus has new director of Medicare programs
• Abandoned well ordinance passed by City Council
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• Davison Marine given Compassionate Action Award
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• Council talks of shutting down Facebook page
• Giving continues through Buick Open Memorial
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• Business owner wants to hold downtown block party on Sept. 25
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• Cardinal’s Nest to sponsor Mom-2-Mom sale during Blast
• Kayla Run awards $17,000 in scholarships
• Open meetings violation fallout still unknown
• FSPA students showcased in Spotlight Concert
• Fire department unveils new safety trailer
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• Slezak loses to Zelenko
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• Public invited to open house celebrating MCC’s new Media Arts Program
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• REYNOLD F. SPANGLER SR.,
• Sporting Clays tournament hits 14th year
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• GEORGE CARLSON, Sr.,
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• Davison golfers ousted in Women’s Amateur
• Township approves Menards sewer contract
• Top juniors swing into Warwick Hills tourney
• Genesys to hold talk on dealing with arthritis
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• City gives go ahead on Flint Street project
• Polar Palace hosts clinic put on by USA Hockey
• Smiley wins
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• Credit Union wins award
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• Davison library to reduce hours starting Aug. 16
• Davison golfer, coach reach Women’s Am match play
• Township sends letter of support to Groveland Twp.
• Decision bounces competitive cheer
• Police plan 2nd crime prevention meeting
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• Ceremony marks official opening of trail extension
• Kayla Run marks fifth year
• Township voters to decide police millage renewal on Aug. 3
• Thompson signs with Div. 1 Oakland University
• MTA millage renewal before voters in Aug. 3 primary
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• Snodgrass, Masters seek election
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• Flint classes of 1960 holding 50th reunion
• Cruise down memory lane with Golden Memories Car Show
• In Brief
• Community Briefs
• Festival of Flags
• MusicFest 2010
• Everybody loves a parade
• Hot Tickets
• Letters to the editor
• City manager fired
• Get the Blues
• Solo parenting is hard work
• I N D E X Calendar
• REYNOLD F. SPANGLER SR.,
• OUTDOOR CALENDAR
• Business Briefs
• JASMINE GRACE MOORE,
• JAKES annual event returns to Davison
• MCC offers electrical apprentice training
• News Briefs
• Brought to you by the Golf Association of Michigan
• Davison Charity Poker Room Opens at the Davison Country Club

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