Grand Blanc, MI News

• Grand Blanc, MI News
• CALENDAR of events
• Legitimate threat
• Tee Time
• Sports ROUNDUP
• Soccer districts on the horizon
• Sports Shorts
• Baseball teams up to district challenges
• Time to step up to the plate
• Minimize “summer learning loss” for kids during summer vacation
• Celebrate - Remember - Fight Back
• Teaming up to fight cancer
• In brief
• Ribbon Cutting
• Back to the ballfields
• Making Your Ride greener
• Concord Green wants to do crack sealing
• Chicago ERR
• In brief
• Police Blotter
• Township requests library donation stays local
• Grand Mall owner: new sign coming soon
• In brief
• Goodrich avoids outsourcing, cuts teachers, staff
• Flint Festival Chorus to perform
• Hot Tickets
• CALENDAR of events
• Country’s Easton Corbin Is Latest Ram Truck Artist
• NWTF nears 40-year mark
• Tee Time
• Bobcats runners on track for regional glory
• Sports ROUNDUP
• Sports Shorts
• No drama here
• Bobcats lacrosse heads into postseason
• Grand Blanc, Goodrich girls prep for playoffs
• Naturepalooza
• In brief
• Healing doesn’t happen in a straight line
• Supervisor should welcome detachment of property
• Good Times Committee thanks community
• Village misrepresenting information
• Annexation is not the solution
• Flint-built truck hits a major milestone
• Investing in community
• In brief
• Police Blotter
• Mayor provides tie-breaking vote on policy
• Winning design
• Energy program saves district $3M
• Candidates file for August primary
• Teamsters, Genesys nurses agree to contract extension
• Residents want council to act on drain issues
• At the market
• CALENDAR of events
• GRAND BLANC
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• Sports ROUNDUP
• Sports Shorts
• Bobcats’ pitching, defense struggle in loss
• Kettering hockey moves to Polar Palace
• Martians finish 3-2 at Michigan Stars Tourney
• Jim Abbott returns home to host youth camp
• A taste of Arizona, here in Mich.
• Hot Tickets
• Sweet Sounds Benefit
• L&augh Love
• In brief
• Regional Chamber leads new Visitors Bureau
• It ain’t easy being a superhero
• Friends of the library thank community
• Intern honored
• Team Easton Give Back
• In brief
• Kettering University to hold open house May 19
• MAEO names GB’s CSS 2012 School of the Year
• Police Blotter
• The Whiting unveils lineup for 2012-13
• Award-winning art
• Village to add wage increase to 2012-13 budget
• In brief
• Rains flood Knollwood, boats evacuate tenants
• Atlas: Detachment would have little impact
• Heavy rains flood Knollwood apartments, resident evacuated by boats
• Hot Tickets
• CALENDAR of events
• GRAND BLANC
• Apprentice Hunters
• Ranting and raving
• Sports ROUNDUP
• Sports Shorts
• Goodrich plays best ball of season
• State champion Lady Martians honored with billboard
• Goodrich’s Foreback gets 500th win
• Lovely Pinot Noir from Oregon
• FYT holds auditions for Peter Pan
• Abstract Expressionism at the FIA
• GB students make heart-felt gift for Genesys’ pediatric patients
• In brief
• Other factors come into play with health
• Excuse me — I must have ‘dialed’ the wrong number I
• Zippy Pizza partners with Cell Phones for Soldiers
• Toastmasters take part in contests
• Grand Blanc resident opens 3D, 4D ultrasound business
• Hurley appoints new CEO
• In brief
• Police Blotter
• Tebow among speakers for televised May 4 event
• One-year celebration
• Goodrich closes SOC for junior, high school
• City to set up policy for fund balance
• GB Fire Department hires fourth firefighter
• Gadola to run for State Rep.
• In brief
• Petition filed for annexation
• GB District happy with staff’s actions in shooter drill
• Village honors Goodrich girls basketball
• Hockey tourney raises money, food donations
• Sports ROUNDUP
• Prickly seating
• Sports Shorts
• Grand Blanc softball improves to 9-3, 3-0
• Bobcats fall to league foe
• Nationally ranked
• Genesee County honors Autism Awareness Month
• DeCamp Dance Studio takes part in competitions
• Cambodia
• In brief
• Taking one for the team
• McLaren announces intent to acquire CareSource Michigan
• Whitson joins VIEW Newspapers
• Palace Family Restaurant celebrates 45 years
• In brief
• Twp. fires planner, eliminates position
• Police Blotter
• Few changes likely in GB over helmet law
• City, twp. take stance against ending personal property tax
• In brief
• Smiley announces bid for House re-election
• Atlas to update its office space
• Earth Day cleanup
• Goodrich schools put on “soft” lockdown after threat
• Martians split with Dragons
• Sports ROUNDUP
• Change of seasons
• On the right track
• Sports Shorts
• Kehler notches 400th win with program, 200th with girls
• Martians compete in tourney
• Brandon M. Turner
• Artist brings post-industrial environments to Buckham
• Hot Tickets
• Paving the way to success
• In brief
• What if life came with warning labels?
• Letters to the editor
• HealthPlus helps give life to PT HEART
• Magna E-Car Systems opens new facility
• In brief
• Police Blotter
• Bike enthusiasts tossing helmets after law signed
• Board hires outside firm to conduct superintendent search
• Township discusses veterans memorial
• In brief
• Work to begin on Saginaw St.
• Time to rehearse
• Golf scramble set to benefit twp. K-9 fund
• Perani arena owner dies during flight to Thailand
• Township fires planner
• Police standoff ends in suicide
• Sports ROUNDUP
• Wine Scene
• Planting Pride
• CALENDAR of events
• The Natural Wellness & Pain Relief
• Child passenger safety training course May 8–11
• Excellence in Care
• Hot Tickets
• Crim Foundation takes on obesity in Genesee County
• Weight loss and smoking cessation
• Masterful drama
• Negativity
• Sports Shorts
• Best behavior
• Dragons edge out Grand Blanc in softball
• Bobcats sweep Dragons, improve to 4-0
• CURTIS N. SWINEHART JR., 81, of Honey
• A World Celebration
• In brief
• Swarbrick book signing event
• Student Painter
• Another sampling of more vanity plates W
• The B. Hive buzzes over to new spot
• In brief
• Scrapbooking crop event at Oaktree Elementary
• Police Blotter
• Goodrich High School to test new cell phone policy
• Chamber gets a new website
• In brief
• Council to McAbee: step down
• City mulling Complete Streets plan
• SUPPORT GROUPS
• SINGLES
• SENIORS
• NIGHT LIFE
• MEETINGS
• MARKETS AND EXPOS
• HEALTH AND SAFETY
• LIBRARY
• FOOD FOR A CAUSE
• COMMUNITY
• CHURCH
• CHILDREN
• CARDS AND GAMES
• Camaro 1LE Combines Best of SS, ZL1
• GOODRICH
• Grand Blanc
• OUTDOOR CALENDAR
• All-Genesee Area Conf.-Red
• Bobcats beat Davison in golf exhibition
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• Time out
• Sports Shorts
• Bobcats enter Spring Break with 2-0 record
• Bobcats nipped by Cards in lacrosse
• Hot Tickets
• Flint Youth Theater remembers the Titanic
• The Pirates of Penzance live at The Whiting
• The Brightest Stars
• Spring Splash held to raise funds for Shelter of Flint
• Kidney support group
• The misinformation about community news
• CENTER TRIPS
• Dear Senior Members,
• RONALD DEAN SAWDON,
• Succeeding in Style
• Honda lists award winners
• Westbrook earns engineer license
• McLaren Health Plan names Fornwall account service manager
• Fit Zone now open 24 hours/7 days a week
• City to hire patrol officer
• Car stolen and returned
• Woman caught smoking pot
• Scam costs man $11,000
• Reading by the ‘campfire’
• Mom2Mom sale at GB United Methodist Church
• MOMS Club of GB-East
• GBHS Band Boosters Mom2Mom sale
• Boy Scout Troop 215 hosts spaghetti dinner
• Rep. Smiley invites residents to coffee hours
• $329,054 donated to Library
• Goodrich pleased with MEAP scores
• Meet the CITIZEN OF THE YEAR
• Flint Assembly Plant hires 235 full-time workers
• Twp. works to settle DPW budget
• 749 Health & Beauty
• Auto Insider Newsbriefs
• OUTDOOR CALENDAR
• Harvesting mushrooms takes best practices
• Alumni Hockey tourney a success at Iceland
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• Sports Shorts
• Bobcat boys win lacrosse opener
• Bobcats third in Huron Relays
• Lady Martians winless at Lake Orion Invite
• Martians, Bobcats open varsity baseball season
• Lady Bobcats split with Flint Kearsley
• Shakespeare in the Park is back
• Benefit for Ruby Selesky
• Concerts coming up at The Machine Shop
• The Bachelor’s Wine – an Epilogue
• FYT presents two performances of Henry and Mudge
• Lost and Found Christian rock concert
• McLaren offers monthly smoking cessation group
• Kidney group meeting
• Mott Community College registration opens April 2
• Feeding a community
• The VIEW from here
• RIBBON CUTTING
• ALMIGHTY TATTOO
• Spartan Stores makes FORTUNE’s most admired
• Fundraiser at McDonalds
• Health fair is March 31
• Mid-life career switcher earns Baker’s 1st Centennial Scholarship
• Flint man arrested for possession of misc. pills
• During traffic stop, man arrested for drug possession
• Man cited for disorderly
• Man throws coffee at woman, ticketed for assault
• GB Farmers Market to offer Market Master certification
• Pickell launches 2012 campaign
• Man convicted of killing GB woman
• Annual Easter Egg Hunt to take place at GBHS
• Mom2Mom sale at GB United Methodist Church
• Time Bank forum held every Tuesday at 6:30 p.m.
• Scrapbooking crop event at Oaktree Elementary
• United Methodist MOPs holding Mom2Mom sale
• Reading with Sparty
• Goodrich super resigns after three years with district
• GB schools make progress on strategic plan
• Goodrich superintendent resigns
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• Sports Shorts
• Junior Generals start playoffs with authority
• Goodrich boys stopped in quarterfinals
• Lady Martians complete mission, win state title
• Kidney Cancer group
• Mott Community College registration opens April 2
• Fun with Numbers at UM-Flint Math Night
• Ticket to travel
• Drama Club to perform
• Letters to the editor
• The VIEW from here
• DECA CONFERENCE
• “Spring Into Health” Natural Health Fair
• Hurley celebrates Doctors’ Day March 30
• Hotcake fundraiser at McDonalds
• Bialek named Automotive Ad Specialist
• REALITY PAINTING
• Champion of Champions Spelling Bee winners crowned
• Two minors arrested for alcohol consumption
• Dog attacks neighbor’s dog
• Women cited for stealing makeup at Walmart
• Scrapbooking crop event at Oaktree Elementary
• Holy Family Career Day
• Mom2Mom sale scheduled
• Soup & Salad Dinner set
• Presentation about historic Myers farm
• GB Fire Department hires three new firefighters
• Resident seeks solutions to drainage issues
• Haiser: Village not responsible for Dalman bill
• GB Parks and Rec to update master plan
• State Champs!
• Goodrich girls basketball wins state semifinal, 68-53.
• Six apartments destroyed in complex fire
• Wine Scene
• CALENDAR of events
• Ford’s EcoBoost Engine Becoming Popular Choice Among Truck Buyers
• GM Expands Its Bi-Fuel Silverado and Sierra Pickup Truck Customer Options
• Buick Verano Trumps Competition With Appearance on “Celebrity Apprentice”
• OUTDOOR CALENDAR
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• Leftover turkey hunting licenses on sale now
• Warriors’ future looks to be in Flint
• Bobcats compete at state meet, record no points
• Alumni hockey tourneys back after last year’s success
• Sports Shorts
• Martians move on to semifinals; get rematch with Divine Child
• Martians in regional hoops final
• FSPA to hold faculty concert
• Swing dancing at the Jewel
• Whaley House open for tours
• Friday the 13th Psychic Fair planned in Flushing
• Concerts coming up at The Machine Shop
• TRACEY MARIE MORAN
• Little Women ends UM-Flint Theatre season
• Flint City Theatre presents two new plays, one new film by local artists
• Celebration of Writing
• Kidney Cancer support group meeting April 18
• Mott Community College registration opens April 2
• UM-Flint to host Women’s Night Out
• Saying goodbye, thanks to an American hero
• Letters to the editor
• Farmers market gets Merkley grant
• THE MACHINE SHOP
• ABWA to hold meeting
• Speeding woman stopped, cited for drunk driving
• Two drivers cited for OWI
• Man arrested for throwing bottle at bus
• Atlas, DEQ still at odds over fuel oil leak
• ‘Spring Into Health’ Natural Health Fair and Expo
• Students win GISD spelling bee
• Mom2Mom sale
• Dulcimer Troupe offers free lessons
• Church to hold pastie sale
• Goodrich Kindergarten registration scheduled
• Senior Center to be closed
• Four charged in shooting of GB woman
• GB Township creates a LDFA
• 3 firefighters added to fire department
• Open for business
• Four charged in gas station shooting of Grand Blanc woman
• CALENDAR of events
• Wine Scene
• 500 Miscellaneous
• Bobcats prepare for state meet
• Bobcat bowlers 16th at state
• Lamphere signs with CMU
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• Jewel first, O’Guinn second at state wrestling meet
• Martians ousted from regionals by Fenton
• Sports Shorts
• Martians roll in hoops districts; Landsgaard surpasses 1,000 points
• Goodrich girls’ dispatch Frankenmuth in regionals
• Kidney cancer support group
• Genesee Health accepting ‘Hall of Fame’ nominations
• 10th Annual Festival of Choirs is March 18
• FIRST Robotics District Competition
• Cutting the ribbon
• The VIEW from here
• GB Blockbuster set to close this year
• Suski enjoying used car boom
• Flint Camper & RV Show is coming to the Perani Arena
• United Way extends interim executive director post
• Comedy and cooking event coming March 14
• Police Blotter
• Twp. adopts Complete Streets plan
• Voice over class comes to GB
• Graves sworn in as state rep
• Grand Blanc Road Montessori focuses on child development
• MOPs holding Mom2Mom sale on April 14
• Fall registration begins
• Church Mom2Mom sale
• Dulcimer Troupe offers free lessons
• Mom2Mom sale March 10
• Church to hold pastie sale
• Getting it right
• Middle School extends foreign language class
• City gets into competitive development program
• Life-saving gift
• Grand Blanc woman killed in carjacking
• Rebound Rumble set for Kettering University
• Law to allow dissolution of road commissions
• Atlas to participate in fire insurance withholding plan
• At the polls
• In brief
• Police Blotter
• In brief
• Goodrich Trade Center
• Seniors
• In brief
• Districts beckon boys’ hoops teams on Monday
• Sports Shorts
• Martians move on in pre-regional action
• Grand Blanc, Goodrich ready for individual wrestling finals
• SPORTS VIEW
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• Grand Blanc teams finish seventh at state meet
• Martians, Bobcats compete at bowling regionals
• Lady Martians cruise in district opener
• Hot Tickets
• Hurley Medical Center unveils its new ER expansion project
• Lunches of Love
• Label me this, label me that
• Letters to the editor
• Taxpayers pay for the ‘freebies”
• I-69 Trade Corridor approved
• The Grand Blanc Arts Council to hold auditions
• Questions arise over coach’s leave
• Graves victorious in 51st District race
• I-69 International Trade Corridor approved
• CALENDAR of events
• Grand Blanc ski team on to state meet
• Goodrich varsity gets eighth win
• Bobcats prepare for conference meet
• Feverish pitch
• Grand Blanc, Goodrich compete at regionals
• Pucks on thin ice
• Sports Shorts
• Grand Blanc downs Waterford Mott
• Martians close in on perfect season
• Regional play begins Monday for area hockey teams
• In brief
• The art of STORYTELLING
• GB Relay for Life celebrates 2012 kickoff
• Letters to the editor
• Is the election over yet?
• In brief
• Therapists offer new pain management
• March into Reading
• Police Blotter
• In brief
• Genesys, Teamsters start talks
• Award-winning team
• Family Fun Fest moved to June
• Farmers market gets another day
• Drain, flood issues continue in Village
• Get ready to tumble
• Fun times
• Bender named to council
• Village awaits results of 2nd investigation
• GHS lift “soft lockdown” after bomb threat
• Prize winning play Ruined at the FYT
• MCC graphics coordinator gets Fulbright Scholarship
• In brief
• GB opts for GISD school of choice plan
• In brief
• In brief
• Hot Tickets
• Grand Blanc clinches second place in KLAA
• SPORTS VIEW
• Bobcats pick up wins in Public High Schools Showcase
• 35 Financial Fat Guy’s Corner
• OUTDOOR CALENDAR
• Adaptive therapies and equipment put disabled back in action
• Bobcats prepare for divisional meet
• Bobcats fall despite 268 game
• Grand Blanc ski competes in league championships
• Martians remain perfect, run past Raiders
• Sports Shorts
• Individual districts pairs down the field
• Today’s new homes are getting smaller
• Renovating a rental property
• Allied for Allie
• Wine Scene
• Professionally Done
• Gavulic named interim president, CEO of Hurley
• Letters to the editor
• Scout talks about benefits of recycling program
• Genesys Heart Institute adds two physicians
• The VIEW from here
• Hoping for a big fat prize
• A valued service
• LOVING LOCKS —
• Police Blotter
• GB, Goodrich student count up
• Goodrich High School lift “soft lockdown” after bomb threat
• Bender appointed to council
• Three vie for state rep seat
• In brief
• GB District sets a new strategic plan
• McLaren Foundation kicks off fundraiser to build hospitality house
• City considering vacating Union St.
• Police Blotter
• Kent returns as golf coach
• Bobcats send 15 to the collegiate level
• ‘Moparized’ Vehicles Showing More Personalization
• Goodrich boys bowling beats Montrose
• Grand Blanc beats Holly/Oxford on the mountain
• Bobcats fall to KLAA foe Brighton
• Grand Blanc wins Winter Classic
• Sports Shorts
• Grand Blanc competes at league meets
• Goodrich’s Underwood inks with Bowling Green
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• Martians fall to hot Cardinals
• Martians remain perfect with wins over Falcons, Cardinals
• 5 thoughtful gifts that don't require much thought
• Hot Tickets
• Good Times Euchre Fundraiser
• JOHN B. DIXON,
• In brief
• Spare a square
• The VIEW from here
• Recalls are abused by public
• Column was cheap-shot at President Obama
• Chef educator honored as Chef of Year
• In brief
• Making some adjustments
• Anderson students rewarded for reading
• Clio man charged in stabbing
• In brief
• Police Blotter
• Wayne Brady at the Whiting
• In brief
• Al Serra Plaza adds Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, Ram
• In brief
• Hot Tickets
• Martians down state-ranked Chemics
• Sports Shorts
• Grand Blanc hangs tough in KLAA race
• SPORTS VIEW
• Grand Blanc ski team first at Boyne
• Martians second at own team tournament
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• Bobcats eke out 32-pin victory in bowling
• Bobcats fall to Eagles in KLAA meet
• Martians rout Freeland, fall to Creek-Clio
• Valentine's Day by the numbers
• Best foods for Valentine's Day dining
• Author’s forum coming in February
• FYT to perform ‘Amber Waves’
• Flint Youth Ballet project to culminate with event
• A pledge against bullying
• Space lectures at Longway Planetarium
• The VIEW from here
• Something to smile about
• Holy Family marks Catholic Schools Week
• Council to host interviews, fill seat vacated by Lesley
• GB wins Waldron’s Challenge award
• Goodrich to complete ‘Best Practices’
• GB Parks mull building 2nd pavilion
• Winter Fest
• Al Serra Auto Plaza adds Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep and Ram franchises
• SPORTS VIEW
• Dual meet bodes well for Grand Blanc skiers
• Grand Blanc seventh at 10-team tourney
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• Petrich leads Bobcats in overtime thriller
• Bobcats second in bowling tournament
• Martians continue to roll; stay perfect on the season
• Local grad gets nationwide recognition
• Sports Shorts
• Martians bow to Bucs again
• Bobcat swimmers win 12th straight County Meet
• Hot Tickets
• Spencers Theatre of Illusion at the Whiting on Feb. 18
• The 2012 honorees
• In brief
• McLaren welcomes Dr. Laura Arbogast
• Film festival on global issues now through Jan. 28
• Library celebrates BLACK HISTORY MONTH
• Police Blotter
• In brief
• City’s Lt. Hill retires after 33 years
• Treasurer moves forward with foreclosure prevention program
• Graytrax to be reditched
• Tech center, STAT EMS announce partnership
• Recall elections are not worth the cost
• The VIEW from here
• In brief
• McLaren Regional has new name
• Board votes against new sewer vactor
• Dig those crazy spoons
• Monarch Mortgage relocates in GB
• Goodrich senior hosts anti-bullying meeting
• Ten apply for council seat
• In brief
• Forum set on city’s historical study
• Village bridge to get a new look
• Sweet Adelines seeking newcomers
• Police Blotter
• Grand Blanc defeats Pirates in the pool
• Weather shortens Grand Blanc races
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• Martians split league tri-meet
• Bobcat bowlers cooled by Kettering
• SPORTS VIEW
• Sports Shorts
• Lady Bobcats edge out Pinckney, fall to Hartland
• Bobcats continue to hang tough in KLAA-West
• Bobcats’ hockey stomps Waterford Kettering
• New homes are getting smaller
• IRMA ELAINE WITSCHGER RICKER,
• JAMES EDMUND FITZGERALD, 85, of
• In brief
• Karate for Christ
• Letters to the editor
• The VIEW from here
• In brief
• Local man takes joy in entertaining with illusions
• Twp. amends sign order; A-Frames out
• Fun with science
• Planning board eyeing Complete Streets deal
• Village expects forensic study results by the end of January
• Redistricting of twp. set for August
• Getting a facelift
• In brief
• Redistricting brings new territory for Rep. Smiley
• In brief
• Bobcats satisfied with forward progress
• Bobcats swim past Tigers at home
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• Goodrich girls get first bowling win of season
• Grand Blanc hockey wins Jeffers Tournament
• Sports Shorts
• Lady Martians top Rams in GAC-Red battle
• Goodrich hoops fights off Montrose Rams
• Grand Blanc ski team waiting on Mother Nature
• In brief
• FIA holds first Sheppy Dog Fund Lecture
• The ART of COLLECTING
• Mott’s Hegarty assumes new role
• Witness: The Art of Jerry Pinkney at the FIA
• Hot Tickets
• Maker of specialty vehicles to address business group
• Fogleman named business manager for Citizens
• School board should not have extended terms
• The VIEW from here
• Bouncing around
• Holy Rosary to hold Scrapbooking Day
• Police Blotter
• Contractor dismisses case against village
• GB schools ready for ‘best practice’ funding
• Atlas seeks to control invasive plant
• Atlas seeks to control invasive plant
• Atlas Twp. officials seek input on logo designs
• Twp. OK’s mosquito contract
• Mayor appoints new committee members
• Atlas Twp. officials seek input on logo designs
• Twp. OK’s mosquito contract
• Mayor appoints new committee members
• In brief
• Police Blotter
• Baker to hold financial aid talks
• In brief
• Police Blotter
• Baker to hold financial aid talks
• Inventor climbs into pickup market
• Inventor climbs into pickup market
• In brief
• Hockey teams set to return to action
• In brief
• Hockey teams set to return to action
• Sports Shorts
• Sports Shorts
• SPORTS VIEW
• Martians welcome state’s best at holiday tourney
• SPORTS VIEW
• Martians welcome state’s best at holiday tourney
• Swimmers eager to return to action
• Bowlers back in action for 2012
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• Swimmers eager to return to action
• Bowlers back in action for 2012
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• Carman-Ainsworth nips Grand Blanc
• Carman-Ainsworth nips Grand Blanc
• Lady Bobcats top former conference foe
• Lady Bobcats top former conference foe
• WINE SCENE
• WINE SCENE
• In brief
• Seniors Newsletter
• Radio personality, anchor now author
• In brief
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• Radio personality, anchor now author
• The VIEW from here
• Letters to the editor
• State Farm agent moves locations
• The VIEW from here
• Letters to the editor
• State Farm agent moves locations
• Village takes aim at blight
• Village takes aim at blight
• DNR reminds snowmobile, ORV operators to ride safely
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• Sports Shorts
• Martians get back to winning ways
• Martians win Roundball opener
• Bobcats defeated by Milford in overtime
• In brief
• Hot Tickets
• Baker College inducted into the Legion de Lafayette
• WREATHS for the FALLEN
• The VIEW from here
• In brief
• Silver&Gold
• Improving energy efficiency tops wish list when remodeling home
• GB Twp. neutral on board’s control of roads
• Atlas declines village parks plan partnership
• In brief
• Goodrich again says no to ‘choice’ students
• Drive-through nativity
• Flint financial crisis may impact waterline project
• A look back on 2011
• In brief
• Lesley resigns from Council
• In the market
• CALENDAR of events
• Classes offered for the winter term at FYT
• McLaren offering free “Stroke Education”
• Wine Scene
• Bobcats shine on Bay City lanes
• Goodrich and Grand Blanc compete at County meet
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• OUTDOOR CALENDAR
• SPORTS VIEW
• Bobcats fall to Saginaw Heritage
• Bobcats cooled off by Flushing Raiders
• Sports Shorts
• Lady Bobcats down Walled Lake Central
• Martians, Bobcats drop road games
• Special Christmas delivery Local organization collects gifts for seniors
• The VIEW from here
• GBHS student recognized by State Bank
• In brief
• McDonald’s complete renovations
• MCC receives $30,000 gift to Health Sciences
• Police Blotter
• Gov. lifts cap on charter schools, GB disagrees
• Giving to those in need
• Genesee library announces line-up for Virtual Chats
• In brief
• Fire Dept. starts hiring process
• Christmas in any language
• Lesley resigns from City Council
• In brief
• Myers gets new principal
• Checking out careers
• Village council fills vacant seat
• ComForcare provides a unique approach to home care
• Lady Martians garner offseason accolades
• Sports Shorts
• Grand Blanc nips Goodrich in OT
• 2011 firearm deer hunting season picking up speed after slow start
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• Grand Blanc competes at first tourney of year
• Bobcats look to build as season progresses
• SPORTS VIEW
• Up-and-down week for Goodrich hockey
• Lady Martians top LakeVille, University Liggett
• The FSO presents Holiday Pops
• In brief
• exÅxÅuxÜ PEARL HARBOR
• CAROL JUNE CHANCE,
• DR. DONALD E. STANBURY,
• District’s actions say “keep out” to private school families
• Attack on Occupy movement was narrow-minded
• The VIEW from here
• Area leader given national award
• In brief
• A local woman offers a look at history in Michigan and beyond with ...
• ROWE names new associate
• Twp. approves 2012 budget; cuts expenses
• Police Blotter
• Schools fulfill Best Practices requirements
• Here comes Santa Claus
• Atlas considers joining village parks & rec plan
• In brief
• Police probe armed robbery
• Lady Bobcats trounced by Martians
• Sports Shorts
• Wrestling teams looking to lean on tradition
• Bowling teams hoping to heat up local lanes
• Bobcats take down Walled Lake Western
• Bobcats look to depth to overcome losses
• CALENDAR of events
• Wine Scene
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• Detroit Lions give back to football program
• Bobcats stave off Carman-Ainsworth
• MCC photographers to bring smiles to community at Help-Portrait event
• Holy Angels Warming Center open
• All aboard
• In brief
• Teddy Bear Patrol
• Trapping strays is not illegal
• Letter-writer defends Occupy position
• Goodrich a never-ending “saga”
• Making the naughty list
• Hamilton Health Network opens flagship medical facility in Flint
• Bourbon Street is back
• In brief
• Baker College of Flint celebrates centennial Dec. 13
• New law moves school board elections to Nov.
• Goodrich aglow with holiday spirit
• GB Township supports aerotropolis
• Atlas opposes board’s control of roads
• Top Secret Wish
• Drain issues continue in village
• Out with the old
• Goodrich High School yearbook holding fundraiser
• Free breakfast with Santa
• Used coat drive
• Dinner at Goodrich United Methodist Church
• Holiday pastry sale
• Museum excepting holiday food donations
• Book fair browsing
• Goodrich to keep block scheduling
• In brief
• CALENDAR of events
• DNR releases early firearm deer hunting reports
• Rosters needed:
• SPORTS VIEW
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• Sports Shorts
• Grand Blanc, Pinckney game ends in tie
• Lady Bobcats pull off opening-night comeback
• Dintenfass exhibition coming to FIA
• FSPA hosts college audition workshop
• Hitting a high note
• Holiday traditions discussed at Applewood Lecture Series
• Letter writer’s points are just plain “silly”
• Pets are not targets
• The VIEW from here
• SOS self-service station available in Mount Morris
• GLCI appointed to Michigan Cancer Coalition Board
• Unlimited Beautik
• Police Blotter
• Electric fuel charger open in GB Township
• City supports aerotropolis
• Stuffing the bus
• City to apply to economic development program
• In brief
• Twp. discusses mowing for Land Bank properties
• Taking the oath
• Police Blotter
• Hot Tickets
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• SPORTS VIEW
• All-GAC SOCCER
• All-GAC Red FOOTBALL
• Lady Bobcats wrap up season
• Lady Bobcats’ pitcher signs with Aquinas
• Sports Shorts
• Martians fall to Flushing/Carman-Ainsworth
• ‘Boots for Kids’ aims to warm 2,000 feet
• Hurley announces its new Children’s Hospital designation
• Christmas Box holding Variety Show
• Sale to benefit soldiers
• Literacy Coalition is Looking for books
• Breakfast of Champions
• There are plenty of things to consider before moving
• Letters to the editor
• Remembering the ’80s — totally!
• Inforum presents Women Under the Dome
• McLaren named Top Workplace by Free Press
• Tattooing causefor a
• Menards ready to celebrate its first Christmas in Davison
• Goodrich council hires fraud examiner
• State police name bomb threat suspect
• Hurley announces its new Children’s Hospital designation
• Royal liquor
• CALENDAR of events
• Rosters needed:
• Sports Shorts
• SPORTS VIEW
• Grand Blanc falls to Div. 1 powerhouse
• Congratulations!
• Congratulations Teams!
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• Grand Blanc swim prepares for state meet
• Martians move four athletes to college
• Area hockey teams begin season amidst lots of changes
• Not so little feat
• In brief
• Swing and ballroom dancing at the Jewel
• Upcoming events at For-mar Nature Preserve
• Chris Issak to perform at The Whiting
• Boy Scouts hold Flag Retirement Ceremony
• Chamber, Tavern bring back Backseat bear fundraiser
• Hot Tickets
• Wine Scene
• Eagle Scout organizes book drive
• Help needed for makeover of Whaley kids center
• ‘Nuncrackers’ musical takes Center Stage
• DDA seeks participants for holiday parade
• The Crazy Crab Shack
• Rite Aid provides grant to Catholic Outreach
• “Boots for Kids” aims to warm 2,000 feet
• The VIEW from here
• Letters to the editor
• Fans make Grand Blanc football great
• Estes named president & CEO of Security Credit
• The Surgery Center receives accreditation
• Another door opens
• HAP hosts free workshops
• A new Halo
• In brief
• Village to begin search for new council member
• Twp. to consider supporting an aerotropolis along I-69
• Police Blotter
• GB Twp. sets up Rx marijuana moratorium
• Process begins to fill recalled Rep. Scott’s seat
• Activity abounds at Expo
• Small plane crashes at Bishop Airport
• Upward Basketball & Cheerleading program
• DDA seeks partipants for annual holiday parade in downtown
• “Boots for Kids” aims to warm 2,000 feet
• Dr. Kudray joins McLaren as chief medical officer
• Crop till you drop planned at Kirkridge
• Membership renewal in November at Sloan-Longway
• CALENDAR of events
• OUTDOOR CALENDAR
• Opening day is Tuesday; buck poles open at 7 a.m.
• SPORTS VIEW
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• Bobcats run to ninth in state
• Lady Bobcats take KLAA title
• Volley Cats, Martians fall in districts
• Sports Shorts
• Bobcats roll over Midland in football regionals
• In brief
• Floyd’s Restaurant announces Holiday Wine Tasting
• Family Fun Night
• Hot Tickets
• GB Parks & Rec hosts volleyball fundraiser
• Letters to the editor
• Matheny thanks community
• Block scheduling should not be discontinued
• The VIEW from here
• In brief
• Patsy Lou celebrates reopening
• Local business owner offers upscale resale boutique
• Village to decide on CDBG project
• Rep. Scott recalled
• Commission discusses changes to sign ordinance
• Toastmaster member earns recognition
• Soderstrom now mayor
• Board OKs Atlas Meadows septic assessment increase
• GB, Goodrich schools in lockdown after county-wide bomb threat
• Police Blotter
• EDITORIAL
• In brief
• GB resident creates plan to ‘enrich’ school districts
• Hot Tickets
• Districts full of ranked teams, will test area teams
• Sports ROUNDUP
• Genesee Area Conference growing by one team
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• Harriers look to make their mark at regionals
• SPORTS VIEW
• Sports Shorts
• Bobcats win Div. 1 district title, lose in regional semis
• Learn the basics of home warranties
• Did You Know?
• Shopping for a home and school district
• Easy ways to boost your home’s value
• CALENDAR of events
• Salvation Army accepting applicants for assistance
• MCC host’s Halloween Party
• Hundreds of Genesee Co. women come together to support YWCA
• Red Cross in need of blood, platelet donors
• A fall celebration
• Canoeing the Flint River
• The VIEW from here
• Letters to the editor
• In brief
• Pierce to retire from Security Credit
• Second Act shop finds new home
• Howl-oween fundraiser is Oct. 30
• In brief
• Two candidates, write-ins seek three council seats
• Change for Kids
• Twp. police to take back unwanted prescriptions
• Police Blotter
• Atlas Twp. supports local road control
• Rep. Scott recall back on ballot
• AG presents cyber safety to GB school
• Transformer fire causes power outage
• OUTDOOR CALENDAR
• Hunter harassment is a misdemeanor
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• Grand Blanc competes at state tennis meet
• Ex-Bobcat running down a dream
• Sports ROUNDUP
• Sports Shorts
• Grand Blanc wins conference championship
• Grand Blanc, Goodrich move on in districts
• Works of Andy Warhol at MCC
• Hot Tickets
• Made-in-Mich. Film Festival coming to PIX
• In brief
• Brad Garrett
• Letters to the editor
• The VIEW from here
• Royal opening
• In brief
• The Tools2Teach
• In brief
• Peace talks
• GB Township, city support plan to extend Dort Hwy
• Auctioneer leads appraisal night at Burton Library
• GRCC’s 2011 business awards set
• Police Blotter
• Village implements independent study
• Making progress
• GB city aims to increase development
• Rep. Scott recall ruled off November ballot
• Rep. Scott recall back on ballot
• GBHS grad named Genesee County’s 2011 Big Sis of Year
• In brief
• In brief
• CALENDAR of events
• Soccer districts begin Monday
• Sports ROUNDUP
• American Heart Association urges hunters to be Heart Smart
• OUTDOOR CALENDAR
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• Grand Blanc wins fifth-straight boys’ tennis regional crown
• Bobcats golfer advances to state tournament
• Sports Shorts
• SPORTS VIEW
• Bobcats ride defense to league win
• Community Partners to host Homeless Lunch
• Turning Points seeks answers about Rites of Passage
• Guy Penrod appears for special concert
• FSO presents Elizabeth Spector
• UM-Flint Theatre opens season with The Women of Lockerbie
• Dream win
• Hot Tickets
• In brief
• THE BACON BROTHERS at The Whiting
• Birds of a feather...
• Paul Scott should prevail
• The VIEW from here
• Grand Blanc Area Toastmasters Fall speech contest winners
• Vice president at Security Credit Union marks 45 years
• Style&Motion
• GB East hosts Walk to School Day
• Bentley grad, GB Twp. resident campaigns for state rep seat
• Mister Rogers’ Sweater Drive coming to your neighborhood
• Court to rule on fate of Scott recall election
• Police Blotter
• GB, Goodrich see rise in student count
• Sidge rehired as Goodrich village manager
• Morning grooves
• Sidge rehired as village manager
• Abdelbasit joins Hurley Health Services and Geriatric Practice
• Bay Mills casino developers want police, fire agreements with township for public safety
• OUTDOOR CALENDAR
• Tennis serves up postseason play today
• CALENDAR of events
• Hot Tickets
• HandsOn Genesee Volunteer Expo comes to UM-Flint
• 4th and Goal
• In brief
• The VIEW from here
• Resident supports Rep. Scott recall
• I’m voting no Nov. 8 on recall of Scott
• ‘... a distinction that sets us apart’
• In brief
• Fall into fun
• Salvation Army donation truck to be in city
• Goodrich increases pay for sub bus drivers
• In brief
• Blood Drive Oct. 13 at Goodrich United Methodist
• Fire commission hoping to start hiring soon
• Martian land mania
• Grand Blanc’s CSS expands
• Time Bank forum held monthly at center
• Police Blotter
• ‘He was Goodrich’
• School gym dedicated to late A.D.
• Bobcats take first at County meet
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• OUTDOOR CALENDAR
• Sports ROUNDUP
• Sports Shorts
• Bobcats on track with league win
• Hot Tickets
• CALENDAR of events
• In brief
• Grand Blanc’s 5th annual Fun Fest a success
• “God was telling me it was time to go”
• Hurley hosts free seminars on joint replacement
• Youth football kicks off with 9-11 tribute
• Resident weighs in on village’s Plante Moran study
• All must make sacrifices
• The VIEW from here
• MCC named a Top 10 finalist for national prize
• Farmers Market receives grant for healthy living
• To a ttee
• In brief
• Crop ‘‘’n’’ Shop plans grand opening
• Pay for extracurricular positions back
• UM-Flint begins city’s historical study
• In brief
• GB elementary schools to use STAR testing
• Genesys Hospice seeks volunteers
• Police Blotter
• Scott, officials tour trouble spots along local roads
• Word games
• New teacher evaluation policy set
• Homecoming pride
• UM-Flint dominates Xavier in season opener
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• Tee Time
• Sports ROUNDUP
• Sports Shorts
• Volley Cats move into second in KLAA; Martians thrash Flint Beecher
• Things to consider when budgeting your home improvement project
• Hot Tickets
• Flint resident wins Michigan Auto Law awareness sweepstakes
• Scrapbooking and Card Making Crop fundraiser
• MCC to hold vets job fair
• Going green for reading
• Teacher brings ‘stability’ to the classroom
• Kidney cancer support group
• Baker College continues its quarterly enrollment
• Thanks to all for Hartwick fundraiser
• Vanity plates rule the roads
• NEW DOCTOR —
• Security Credit Union hosts troop collection drive
• Young Hurley patient to be honored at send-off
• Al Serra service dept. ranked #1 in Michigan
• This boutique is ‘ Tutu Cute’
• Police Blotter
• City to offer enhanced access online
• Avery joins GB school board
• Scout project will give Goodrich new flag pole
• Touch The Earth Garden Club Spring Bulb Sale
• FASCAR event at church
• Bowling for kids fundraiser
• Perry home fall open house Sept. 25
• Grand Blanc, Goodrich schedule homecoming parades, activities
• Twp. working to correct sewer issues
• Questions remain on village case
• ‘Picturesque’ pathway
• Study calls for staff cuts, shared services
• Horton elected as village president
• ‘Paws’ for reading
• SPORTS VIEW
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• Sports Shorts
• Tee Time
• OUTDOOR CALENDAR
• Sports ROUNDUP
• Goodrich loses back-and-forth battle
• Obituaries& Memorials
• In brief
• Police Blotter
• Snap Fitness to conduct a 5K challenge with CrimFit Youth
• In brief
• In brief
• Crossroads Village happenings
• HONORING OURHEROES
• The VIEW from here
• Letters to the editor
• Fitzgerald joins VIEW Newspapers
• Just Tutu Cute
• Golf Plus to close doors after 24 years
• Twp. sets new mosquito millage rate
• Garden exchange
• Village council questions legal fees
• Genesys sponsors Dash for a Difference
• Kidney cancer support group
• Piece of Trade Center to be featured in MCC memorial
• CALENDAR of events
• Sports ROUNDUP
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• Sports ROUNDUP
• Sports Shorts
• SPORTS VIEW
• Tee Time
• OUTDOOR CALENDAR
• Goodrich unable to get past Beecher
• Locks of Love
• Hot Tickets
• Elemental Fashions
• HAP welcomes Dr. Munir as chief medical officer
• The VIEW from here
• Home Heating Credit deadline approaching
• United Way holds Corvette giveaway
• A new addition
• Chemco makes spooky transformation into Halloween Connection, The Crypt
• School Board raises transportation fees
• Police launch Operation, Safe Arrival
• In brief
• Artfullydone
• Police Blotter
• Fire dept. ready to move forward
• GBHS principal tapped for gov’s council; MASSP
• Heading back to class
• OUTDOOR CALENDAR
• New partnership hopes to open up Hunting Access Program
• Tee Time
• Sports ROUNDUP
• Are you up to the challenge?
• Squad looking to roundout its ranks
• Crim’s 35th race breaks record
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• Grand Blanc edges out former Big Nine rival
• Fourth annual special needs golf outing set for Sept. 11
• Genesys sponsors Dash for a Difference
• Hurley Foundation, Kohl’s team up for Healthy Kids
• Having some Good Times in Goodrich
• Good Times in Goodrich festival a success
• Councilman Richard Saroli speaks “half-truths”
• Rise in natural disasters makes you stop, think
• GB woman earns high honors from Toastmasters
• Consignment shop TRANSITIONS to new location
• McLaren Health Plan & Ascension Health reach deal
• New sales rep joins team
• City rescinds first approved fire budget, OKs new one
• Police Blotter
• Church to hold pastie sale
• Grand Blanc Time Bank public forum
• Women2Women Michigan seeking vendors
• County road commission announces road reopenings
• Twp. hosts grand opening for pathway
• Townships to share metering service
• Goodrich to raise school lunch prices
• Goodrich calls back laid-off staff members
• Tickled PINK
• OUTDOOR CALENDAR
• Area women test the waters as they learn the basics of kayaking
• Tee Time
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• Sports ROUNDUP
• Sports Shorts
• SPORTS VIEW
• Grand Blanc waterpolo looks to quash doubters
• CALENDAR of events
• Fair play
• Hot Tickets
• L&L Dance wins $5,000 award
• In brief
• BACK to the BRICKS
• Consultants see public private collaboration as area asset
• The VIEW from here
• Saroli not for raising taxes
• In brief
• Citizens Bank tops HealthPlus in 2nd ‘healthy competition’
• Flint’s Diamond Cleaners expands
• Police Blotter
• GISD teacher Sirignano receives national honor
• City launches dashboard
• Energy honors
• In brief
• Goodrich teen involved in Hadley rollover dies
• Martian Pink Pride Game to honor AD Martus
• Schultz joins Goodrich Board of Ed
• GB Twp. appoints Edwards as temp super
• Rolling car show
• GB City rescinds previously approved fire budget, approves a new budget
• Back to School for Grand Blanc - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Grand Blanc Township appoints Edwards as temporary manager
• Township won't decide superintendent until Aug. 23
• OUTDOOR CALENDAR
• Gourmet Gone Wild partners with Hunters Creek Club
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• Tee Time
• Bobcats host pre-season tennis quad
• Sports Shorts
• Matter of opinion
• Faith golfer wins FJGA championship
• CALENDAR of events
• Hot Tickets
• In brief
• Shakespeare in the Park deemed a success
• Flint Youth Theater holds auditions for Turning Points
• Flint group awarded grants for Arab American programming
• Good Times in Goodrich returns
• In brief
• King Par thanks community for support
• Rep. Scott recall is Democracy in action
• Husband of recalled council president speaks out
• It’s a different world up north — sort of
• Bowling center offers free senior fun day
• County youth to benefit from grants
• Twp. talks dissolution of fire dept.
• At the market
• In brief
• Safety measures coming to M-15, Green
• 90 years and counting
• Village to get a website
• McLaren welcomes new doctors
• Mayor Michael Matheny won’t seek re-election
• Goodrich teenager injured in accident
• Bricks celebration
• Police Blotter
• Drain issues cause concerns for residents
• HealthPlus now serves Washtenaw, Wayne counties
• Businesses to benefit from decrease in worker’s comp
• Fitness challenge encourages businesses to get employees fit
• Apples and Apples
• UAW outsourcing petition drive against Paul Scott
• The VIEW from here
• Princeton Review names UM-Flint ‘A Best in the Midwest’ college
• In brief
• A Fair tradition
• Hot Tickets
• Fallen athlete honored with annual event
• Sports Shorts
• Area golfers reach FJGA match play
• Proceed with caution
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• Tee Time
• Sporting Clays fundraiser marks 15th anniversary
• Agency relocates main office to more central spot in Grand Blanc
• Schedule of events
• Police Blotter
• Twp. narrows search for temp. super
• Police Chief Stamm honored for traffic safety
• Grand Blanc Homeowners Council to resume meeting
• MOPS seeks members
• Holy Family, T.A.P. to host Back to the Bricks event
• Signatures filed with the state to recall Scott
• Off to the races
• Village begins search for temp. manager
• Art fair attracts crowd, more vendors
• GB Township, Burton chiefs eye merger
• Restoration grant awarded
• ‘The Sound of Music’ to ring out at Crossroads
• Hot Tickets
• Mom, grandma to take part in national breast cancer walk
• 30th annual Flint Jazz Festival is Aug. 5-7
• New ideas hit the ice
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• SPORTS VIEW
• Tee Time
• Skeet team third at nationals
• Summer coming to a close for varsity athletes
• Warrior Dash set to return to Genesee county
• Kayla Run adds handcycle race
• Kidney cancer support group
• August is Breastfeeding Awareness Month
• Vendors bring variety to 15th Annual Taste of Grand Blanc
• Collecting my (random) thoughts
• What’s next for Goodrich?
• Recall is wrong move
• Downsize government
• Scott’s actions do not warrant recall
• Resource Genesee recruiting for program
• Gas prices on the rise
• Christian daycare filling need in GB
• Crim training offered
• Hurley, DQ teaming up for Miracle Network
• In brief
• Stuff the bus
• Chamber seeking vendors, volunteers for GB Fun Fest
• Cancer Society recognizes GB schools
• Police Blotter
• Saroli elected to council
• Abdella hired as new super
• Saroli elected to Goodrich council
• Blotter
• TEETIME
• Skeet team garners knowledge from world champ
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• Baseball tradition continues at Mott Community College
• Sports VIEW
• Landsgaard ‘Reaching Higher’ in hoops
• Summertime, and the football’s easy
• In Brief
• Got Harmony camp and show a success
• Obituaries
• Mini-grant rolls in to Grand Blanc Farmers Market
• Genesys ranked a ‘Best Hospital’
• The VIEW from here
• Neither party truly represents America
• Scott should be recalled
• Business Briefs
• E3 Innovation Network has region focused on ‘Green’
• Swartz Ambulance extends service into Grand Blanc
• Board: Bids do not mean district will outsource
• In the jungle
• Twp. raises water fees following county hike
• Golf outing to raise money for Make-a-Wish
• Crim training offered
• Vacation Bible School at Calvary United Methodist
• Night Out set for Aug. 2
• Fund established for family who lost house to fire
• Fire dept. budget still in limbo
• Recall language OK’d against Rep. Scott
• Recall language approved against State Rep. Paul Scott
• Three vie for empty seat on Goodrich council
• Dunhill fired, township seeking replacement
• Council business put on hold until election — judge
• News Briefs
• In Brief
• Moose Hunting Advisory Council meets in Marquette
• Bobcats everywhere in Mancour Cup tourney
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• Mo Pete comes home to teach fundamentals
• TEETIME
• Sports Shorts
• Hot start:
• Hot Tickets
• Board of Education cuts paid extracurricular positions
• ‘Maste rs of their gardens ’
• Candidate explains position
• Instructor opens outdoor Boot Camp
• McAbee misguided in vote against accountant
• Business Briefs
• Goodrich to move from block scheduling in 2012-13
• Blotter
• Goodrich AD, Martus, loses cancer battle
• Fire destroys home
• Dunnill fired as Grand Blanc Township superintendent
• Congratulations Grand Blanc teams
• Congratulations Goodrich teams
• Congratulations Goodrich teams
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• TEETIME
• Sports Shorts
• High school hockey shaken up
• Grand Blanc Road Montessori focuses on child development
• Community Briefs
• Hot Tickets
• Local teens to perform during Festival of Flags
• In Brief
• Grand Blanc girl nominated to compete in NAM pageant
• Taste of Grand Blanc
• Hearing loss is a serious issue
• Grand Blanc Rehabilitation and Nursing Center
• Keep your teeth healthy with proper diet and cleaning
• Mini-grant program applications available
• Blotter
• Business Briefs
• The VIEW from here
• Young Professionals bring offbeat, adult spelling bee to Genesee County
• Seeing pink
• Dunnill’s contract in limbo during talks
• News Briefs
• Heavy rains lead to increase in mosquitos
• Questions linger over former village manager’s harddrive
• Making progress
• Suit against village post postponed until July 18
• Store robbed by man with a knife
• In Brief
• TEETIME
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• Dirrell wins UBO title
• Sports Shorts
• High school, college ball changing bats
• Hot Tickets
• SA Soccer Camps are coming
• at the FYT
• The VIEW from here
• Old Newsboys to partner with Genesee County Fair
• Faith Lutheran offers ‘Preschool Plus’
• VIEWpoint
• Business Briefs
• Al Serra dealership ranked No. 1 in Midwest by Ward’s
• Software company opens 2nd shop
• Council votes to replace attorney
• Blotter
• ‘All Stars’
• Schools to use up fund balance by end of 2013
• News Briefs
• 2011 Goodrich High School Top 10 graduates
• Accountant says village finances are sound
• Village fires attorneys
• Master Gardeners enter second season of horticultural recycling
• OUTDOOR CALENDAR
• Around the horn
• TEETIME
• ALL-STATE BASEBALL
• ALL-GAC SOCCER
• A cold wind blows
• Goodrich crowned Scholastic Clay Target Program State Champs
• Sports Shorts
• Former Lions storm Genessee County for skills camp
• Area athletes participate in All-Star event
• Oversized “apples” to hit area farmers markets this week
• Film Clips
• Hot Tickets
• Mott exhibit features Flint-area Holocaust survivors
• Respecting the flag: Vietnam vet urges strong decorum as July 4 nears
• Greek Festival enjoys second year at GB site
• In Brief
• The VIEW from here
• Photo
• Business Briefs
• Halo Burger digs in in Grand Blanc Twp.
• Blotter
• News Briefs
• News GRAND BLANC HIGH SCHOOL
• Resident files lawsuit over council appt.
• After 30 years, Byrne says goodbye to city
• Balancing act
• Goodrich woman files lawsuit against village
• ALL GAC-RED Softball
• TEETIME
• Upcoming event encourages outdoors aspirations
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• Sports VIEW
• All-Star game features Bobcats and Martians
• Hipple shows the way at Lions Youth Camp
• Sports Shorts
• HEALTH/SAFETY
• FOOD FOR A CAUSE
• CONCERTS
• COMMUNITY
• CHILDREN
• CHURCH
• ART/THEATRE
• Obituaries& Memorials
• Community Briefs
• Film Clips
• Hot Tickets
• Greek Festival Returns
• Get the best price when selling your home
• In Brief
• Beloved teacher honored with statue
• Pride and Honor
• The VIEW from here
• Business Briefs
• Grand opening
• Baking up a bet
• Man, 31, arrested for possession of stolen car
• Article
• New network group hosting visitors day
• FLAG DAY —
• News Briefs
• Sloan Auto Fair will make pit stop in GB
• Mike Newton to retire as superintendent
• In honor of
• Appointment of councilman faces scrutiny
• OUTDOOR CALENDAR
• Three-year deer bait ban lifted by NRC
• TEETIME
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• Sports VIEW
• Lady Bobcats’ soccer streak ends in regional loss to Troy
• Sports Shorts
• Goodrich baseball competes at regionals
• Bobcats, Martians fall short of state
• MEETINGS
• MARKETS AND EXPOS
• LIBRARY
• HEALTH/SAFETY
• CONCERTS
• Film Clips
• Foresters to appear in church concert
• COMMUNITY
• CHILDREN
• CHURCH
• ART/THEATRE
• Nagy, other area artists to perform at the BBQ & Blues Throwdown
• Community Briefs
• Hot Tickets
• I Chews the Blues festival returns
• McLaren offers facts about back and neck pain
• Catholic heart workcamp coming July 17-21
• Pig Roast at Porter’s Orchard to benefit local man
• Levin pays visit to MCC FABLAB
• Buick Open Memorial Bash
• Masters of Health degree now available at UM-Flint
• The VIEW from here
• Council appoints Saroli to fill recalled seat
• Garden Club to plant flowers
• Business Briefs
• Citizens Bank and HealthPlus square off in the Fitness Feud
• Back in the business
• Blotter
• Brake accepts $98k salary to be new city manager
• Perry Road made safer
• Dedication rewarded
• Village Council unable to meet to hire temporary manager
• Bullying policy OK’d by ed board
• Goodrich farmers market back for another year
• Grand Blanc Twp. approves fire department budget
• Community Briefs
• The headliners
• Hot Tickets
• Sports Shorts
• Bobcats reach regional final
• Sports VIEW
• TEETIME
• Bobcats, Martians reach regionals
• Grand Blanc pair takes state titles
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• Six more Bobcats sign college letters
• OUTDOOR CALENDAR
• Bobcats earn top 15 finish
• Lady Bobcats’ lacrosse season comes to an end
• Martians stung by LakeVille, losing district title
• Goodrich wins district baseball title
• VIEWCalendar
• Buckham Gallery, City Theatre host Shakespeare-inspired events
• FIA receives History of Art grant
• Film Clips
• The Huckleberry Radio Hour
• First Heritage Route Car Rally touted as a success
• In Brief
• GBHS teacher gives her seniors quilts to represent an ...
• Business Briefs
• Hurley Bariatric Center announces it received three star quality status
• The VIEW from here
• Homeowners to discuss police practices
• ‘The ultimate dessert experience’
• Township to purchase crack sealing for road repairs
• Genesys Athletic Club offers summer camp for kids 3 to 12
• Getting It Right
• Relay for Life sets world record and raises ... $115,000
• Men arrested for possession of marijuana
• MDOT announces I-69 closures for construction
• Work to begin on Perry Road Bridge July 6
• GB man charged with wife's murder
• Relay record
• BREAKING NEWS: June 2, 2011 - 4:05 p.m. Grand Blanc man arrested for alleged murder of wife
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• TEETIME
• Bobcats roll in district opener
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• Track and Field
• State close to eliminating age limit on youth hunters
• District byes allow teams to squeeze in one last game
• Sports VIEW
• Sports Shorts
• Grand Blanc baseball takes out Powers
• Bobcats ready to pounce in district golf
• VIEWCalendar
• obituaries
• Film Clips
• Got Harmony
• Kidney cancer group to meet
• Reynolds receives Alfred Humanitarian Award
• ‘Reading 4 Life’
• Flint Youth Theatre Drama School’s summer classes begin on June 20
• The VIEW from here
• HR School Business Seminar
• Haywood named CFO for Genesys Health System
• Cutting for a Cure
• Delany to oversee plans for The Pines
• Getting It Right
• Blotter
• Fundraiser to include World Record challenge
• Evening of Jazz
• City enters talks with Brake, pay still a concern
• Winning artists
• Twp. to repair leaky fire station roof
• Council asks fire chief to attend more meetings
• Sports Shorts
• Golf
• Sports VIEW
• Bobcats advance to state tournament
• Hot Tickets
• Blotter
• District play awaits area softball teams
• Golf Outing organizers urged to be aware
• TEETIME
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• The slate is wiped clean for district play
• Bobcats’ lacrosse season comes to an end
• Lady Bobcats stun No. 3 Troy
• Bobcats, Martians qualify for state finals
• NIGHT LIFE
• MEETINGS
• MARKETS AND EXPOS
• HEALTH/SAFETY
• FOOD FOR A CAUSE
• COMMUNITY
• CHILDREN
• CHURCH
• CARDS AND GAMES
• Film Clips
• Community Briefs
• 2011 Special Olympics
• Get the best price when selling a home
• In Brief
• Pride and Honor
• Business tax cut is bad for education
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• An open letter to State Rep. Paul Scott
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• Seniors enjoy night out at Spring Fling
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• Water, sewer rates to go up for Twp. residents
• Drumming to a different beat
• Man arrested, charged with armed robbery at 7-Eleven
• Atlas Twp. board looks at aging drain
• Goodrich Village hires accountant to prepare budget
• “Shakespeare in the Park” comes to For-Mar Preserve
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• Grand Blanc Time Bank public forum on Tuesdays
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• Garden Club to plant flowers
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• Hurley Physician Dismond and wife receive MSMS Presidential Citation
• Local families needed for Cultural Exchange Students
• Genesee County turns 175
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• FSPA’s Sylvia Pittman to perform
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• GM Flint employees donate $15,000 to Food Bank
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• Six months after passage of millage fire department sees no money
• Alleged killer came to GB in search of stepdaughter
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• Off to a safe start
• Boy, 4, donates hair for a good cause
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• Goodrich considering move to November school elections
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• Second annual car and bike show at Baker CTT
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• Has the gray wolf recovered?
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• Warriors split at home, take decisive game five on the road
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• Jesus Christ Superstar!
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• Norton Male Chorus
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• GCLC plans Ride to Read and Bike Blessing Event
• Re-elect Croudy to serve on MCC board
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• Victory World Outreach thanks community
• Visit to the second grade is always good for a grin
• Citizens Bank hosts open houses to mark 140 years in business
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• President, recall organizer state positions
• New sign coming
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• Man parked illegally found to have open intoxicants
• Goodrich to lay off 25 teachers due to cuts
• Magna receives tax credit, plans to add 300-plus jobs
• Goodrich, GB schools join opposition to Gov. Snyder’s plan
• Engineer’s suit against GB Twp. thrown out
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• 607 Homes for Rent
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• NWTF urges safe wild turkey hunting practices
• Bobcats boys’ lacrosse stuns Walled Lake Central
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• Lady Martians win GAC opener
• The British are coming
• It’s that time of year again
• Bobcats win season opener
• Warriors get split on the road
• Genesys offers help for moms
• Old Newsboys to partner with Genesee County Fair
• MCC returns to tradition of community dance
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• 33rd Annual FSPA Showcase Concert
• Goodrich runner to resume athletic career at Mercyhurst
• Martians suffer loss in shortened tournament
• TENNIS
• Goodrich softball falls to Clio; Bobcats sweep Brighton
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• Health Alliance Plan ranked highest in member satisfaction
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• Wartella asks voters to say no to recall
• Wartella trying to save taxpayers money
• Writing down family stories before they’re all forgotten
• Vote “no” on Wartella recall
• Genesys Athletic Club hosts fundraiser for cancer patients
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• McLaren Foundation team enhancements are announced
• McLaren Regional Medical Center certified as primary stroke care facility
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• Libraries will have to cut hours, staff if millage increase not OK’d May 3
• Township ready to start phase one of sewer construction
• School board candidates express views
• Township joins the fight against child abuse
• Grand Blanc Township agrees to dust control program
• Atlas to help pay for library repairs
• Wartella ready to face recall
• On the hunt
• Bobcats boys’ lacrosse falls to Davison
• Bobcats track takes down Milford
• Bear bait ban proposal may drop chocolate
• TENNIS
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• Lady Bobcats mercy Walled Lake Western
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• 2010 Byrd Competition Winner Young Mi Kim performs with FSO
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• Students to perform in musical play April 30
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• Arthritis Foundation will hold walk at UM-Flint
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• Support for Relay Kickoff appreciated
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• Genesys Health names new president/CEO
• Hydrogen station coming to township
• Grand Blanc Township sign ordinance to be discussed
• Township mulling second phase of sewer project
• Former MCC employee charged with computer theft
• Area Toastmasters win contest
• McAbee to remain on village council
• Concerns arise for village’s Mill Pond
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• Block scheduling stays, teacher cuts to follow
• Egg-cited for Easter
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• Wolverine on display, then moves to permanent home
• TEETIME
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• Tennis teams ready to contend, holding out for break in the weather
• Goodrich skeet team kicks off season with fun shoot
• Pope joins VIEW Sports Staff
• Martians, Bobcats get back in the swing
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• Bobcats feel pressure of repeating last season
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• Flint comic to hold second annual Birthday Bash
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• ‘TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD’
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• Robotics team brings home a pair of wins
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• Designworks Advertising owner receives national award
• Grand Blanc Walmart to unveil renovations April 8
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• Board to look at, adjust budget more often
• United Way launches campaign to reach $3 million goal
• Suspects in Grand Blanc murder back in court
• MCC Faculty Union announces endorsement
• Lend a hand with these voluneer opportunities
• Bone marrow drive to help Emma
• Sweet reward
• Water and sewer rate increase proposed
• City seeks to have preservation study
• Two charged in Grand Blanc murder face exam
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• Township asked to give village a fee schedule for services
• Ex-supervisor returns to Atlas board as trustee
• Local man honored for efforts to help parks, recreation
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• From Goodrich to the U of M, Pogue looks to stay on track
• Lady Bobcats, Martians as strong as ever
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• Lacrosse teams hungry to get season underway
• MHSAA basketball finals to stay at Breslin Center
• All-GAC-Red BASKETBALL
• Grand Blanc and Goodrich softball primed to shine
• Deep benches set area teams up for strong seasons
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• Wine country in our backyard: Taster’s Guild wins Chapter of the Year
• FIA salutes American wine on April 9
• FIA receives Target grant
• DeCamp dance studio places in competitions
• Art Exhibit presented by MCC faculty and students
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• Grand Blanc students are top three spellers
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• Drop in the Bucket List
• Editor and others should stay out of Snyder’s way
• Snyder needs to remember Kent State University
• Taxpayers deserve a refund over fire millage
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• Dental Care Team gives area woman a smile makeover
• Grand Blanc Chamber holds annual Chairman’s Award dinner
• GDL gets $97,500 grant
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• Council OKs second reading of fire ordinance
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• Charges filed in bald eagle shooting
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• Lady Bobcats lose to top-ranked team
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• Lady Martians fall in 2-OT semifinal
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• Shiawassee Arts center announces upcoming member show
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• The Bluesman returns
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• Optimists award best speakers at oratory event
• Relay for Life of Grand Blanc celebrates successful kick-off
• Thread Creek Community Players back with new play
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• City is obstructing the fire millage
• Goodrich: Take a look at the facts
• Cost of library millage is worth it
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• HealthPlus promotes Benman
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• Officials brace for expected state cuts
• Mr. Food’s favorites
• Hot Bobcats cooled in district final
• Locals help Troy Sting win state title
• Loaded state swim meet challenges Grand Blanc
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• Lady Martians maul No. 1 Detroit Country Day
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• Vertigo Theatrics presents ‘Mid-Life! The Crisis Musical’
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• FSPA presents harpsichord concert
• Davison Passion Players return
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• Upward program collects more than 4,000 canned goods
• Hurley Hosts 16th “Bring Your Child to Work Day”
• Story ‘triumph’
• Support the new Goodrich Village Council
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• Real backyard decks deserve real wood
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• Dr. Agnone receives award from Michigan Optometric Association
• From dream to 'reality'
• GDL places millage proposal increase on May 3 ballot
• Grand Blanc earns renewal of district accreditation
• Special assessment district created for street lights
• Township finalizing its 2011 DPW budget
• City, township still haggling over fire millage
• Township to purchase new pump at lift station
• Lenten observed at Goodrich United Methodist Church
• Chamber of Commerce break-in case to go to trial
• 2 charged in slaying of GB woman, 47
• History Lesson
• Breaking News: March 11, 2011 - 2:25 p.m.
• Spring wild turkey season on the horizon
• Bobcats out in round of 16 at state
• Grand Blanc fourth at KLAA meet
• Grand Blanc waterpolo set to contend
• Red-hot Bobcats win district opener
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• Zirzow hits 1,000th point as Martians reach regional final
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• Martians bow out of hockey regionals
• Jewell places second at states for Goodrich
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• Boundless Arts features two shows this month
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• FIRST Robotics District Competition
• FIRST Robotics District Competition
• Jakki Sidge has saved the village money
• GB, Goodrich students show off their creative spark
• Jakki Sidge has saved the village money
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• Program brings live salmon into the City School classroom
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• Response to Scott letter
• GM jobs creation leaves questions
• Kohl’s Care nominations accepted until March 15
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• Resident turns passion for baking into new business
• Hurley’s new MRI facility features roomier machine
• Board eyes scheduling change at GHS
• O’Dea named grand marshal of St. Pat’s Day celebration
• American Red Cross Genesee-Lapeer Chapter to offer free CPR training
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• Local Toastmasters club kicks off 2011 speech contest
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• Sidge steps down as Goodrich administrator
• Ridge Road repairs to begin in Atlas Twp.
• Green with pride
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• Michigan records safest hunting season on record
• Bobcats boys miss state cut, girls second at regionals
• Grand Blanc boys fifth at state meet
• Goodrich moves on, Grand Blanc eliminated
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• Bobcats win fourth straight
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• Bobcats open districts with victory
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• Wild Ones to show film ‘Vanishing of the Bees’
• Cool City celebration at Buckham Alley
• Mid Michigan Derby Girls take on Canadian Roller Team
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• ‘Dearly De parted’
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• Senior works to raise awareness of kidney cancer
• Community rallies behind girl with rare leukemia
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• Brendel students collect food for Valentine’s Day
• Village is in a “dire state”
• Scott’s conduct called into question
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• Green Energy Management awarded contract with Flint
• ‘Seaing our dream’
• City to begin search for new manager
• Designworks honored with four ADDY® Awards
• Board of ed considering naming stadium for Martus
• Atlas, state seek closure over fuel oil spill from 1995
• The VIEW names new publisher
• Tumble-athon aids Miracle Network
• Council, Board of Trustees set to finalize fire ordinance
• Middle schools to host anti-bullying program
• Vehicle stop leads to arrest
• ID theft presentation to be held
• Chamber president’s son charged with break-in of GB offices
• On a roll
• Breaking News: March 1, 2011 -- 9:00 a.m.
• Student Honored
• Local grad corners Palace fighters
• Conference meet on the horizon
• Question marked
• 11 more Bobcats to compete in college
• Jewel takes individual crown for Martians’
• Regional play on the horizon for bowlers
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• An Afternoon with Al
• Martians win big over Montrose Rams
• Grand Blanc boys advance to ski state meet
• Bobcats win conference championship
• Regional play kicks off hockey postseason
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• Pheasants Forever banquet
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• Send VG’s receipts to Humane Society
• New exhibit opens at the Sloan Museum
• Sweet Adelines seeking singers
• Kidney group to meet
• Cornerstone Rehab offers support group, screenings
• New support group offered
• ‘Cinderella’
• Annual rabies clinic coming to Animal Control
• Local Salvation Army Thrift Stores need help
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• Actions of Goodrich Village Council are unacceptable
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• McAbee should resign
• Is Goodrich now under a dictatorship?
• “Frost Law” weight restrictions are in effect
• Statson resigns as trustee on Atlas board
• Relay for Life celebrates kick-off of 2011 event
• Bond passes in Goodrich, renovations start in Aug.
• Solution to leaky fire hall roof sought
• Infant’s death investigated
• “An Afternoon with Al” retirement roast
• ‘She was so inspirational’
• Breaking News: February 23, 2011 - 12:00 a.m.
• Bobcats lose to former Big Nine rival Davison
• The fishing is free and the rewards infinite
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• Grand Blanc boys win KLAA championship, SEMSL division
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• Bobcats roll in KLAA West finale
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• Bobcats earn share of league title
• Wrestlers start their postseason playoffs
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• Comedy you can dig
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• Renaissance ProAdjuster Wellness Center
• Sure sign of spring — potholes
• It takes a village to raise a child
• Bond issue is necessary for community
• A rosy picture
• HealthPlus recognizes first 30-year employee
• Hurley Health and Fitness celebrates 20 years
• Lap of luxury
• Kindergarten round-up coming Feb. 28
• McAbee’s status on the council still an issue
• Village manager resigns
• Deadlock over use of fire millage prompts township to look at options
• Township working to improve sewer woes
• Farmer’s Market receives grant
• Man arrested after chasing friends with knife
• Byrne set to retire after 30 years as city manager
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• Free Fishing Weekend Derbys
• Bobcats fall to KLAA rival Lakeland
• Bobcats, Martians conclude wrestling’s regular season
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• Blizzard 2011 puts ski team off the mountain
• Goodrich has eight athletes commit to next level
• Volunteers help Wheelin’ Team 457.net catch the big one
• Bobcats battling to escape cellar
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• Bobcats off to best start in 30 years
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• Flint native brings portrayal of Billie Holiday to the stage
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• Hopes, dreams and the media on UM-Flint stage
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• Spa day at Faith Lutheran to renew ‘bodies and souls’
• Gesture warmth
• When exactly does life get easier?
• Bond will provide children with opportunities
• Bond necessary to make upgrades
• Vote “yes” on Feb. 22 bond proposal
• Football, soccer programs endorse bond
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• Kohl’s Cares Scholarship Program accepting nominations
• Ringing in new technology
• Township sets goals for year ahead
• Recall petition filed against council president
• Irish-themed fundraiser planned to benefit three Flint churches
• Candidates file for school board seats
• District asking voters for $15.4 million bond
• Consulting firm pulls out of village study
• Woman charged after stabbing man in leg
• City, township close to fire deal
• Capturing memories
• Bobcats finish regular season, prepare for divisional races
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• Sloan Museum crawling with ‘CSI: Crime Scene Insects’
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• Lady Martians lose OT thriller at Inkster
• Jr. Generals split with Chicago Hitmen
• Mountain Cats tame Indianapolis Inferno
• Bobcats bow to Brighton
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• Martians edged by Raiders, rout Freeland
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• Help for Dylan
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• Bond issue has a lot to offer
• Keep the Good in Goodrich
• Bond will bring needed improvements to aging school
• MIOSHA reminds employers to post job-related injuries
• HealthPlus names director of administrative services
• Luck of the draw
• Hit by cupid's arrow
• Valentine's Day facts and figures
• Celebrate Valentine’s Day on the go at one of these romantic getaways
• Plan now for long-term medical care
• Pre-planning a funeral can save stress and grief
• Baby boomers should plan ahead
• State Farm agency gets new owner
• Deem: Tie tap-in fees to job creation
• Garden Club to meet
• Man taken to hospital by police threatens staff
• City finds way to split CDBG funds
• Officer retires after 31 years of service
• Adding up to fun
• Teacher charged with criminal sexual conduct
• Win over Holly leaves Bobcats undefeated
• Bobcats clinch County Meet swim title; fall to Heritage
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• Bobcats blanked by Bay City hockey team
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• Rodent marks quasquicentennial
• Mountain Cats struggle over weekend
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• Jr. Generals snap skid with 5-1 win at home
• Barns hits milestone, wins No. 300
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• Emerging Choreographers’ Showcase 2011 at FSPA
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• Site coordinators needed for Cancer Society Daffodil Days
• East Middle students to Zumba for charity
• Girl sends smiles overseas to U.S. troops
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• Hundreds recalled as GM adds third shift
• New dental practice focuses on smiles
• Communities still discussing fire millage
• Confusion arises over Safe Routes money
• Getting it right
• Atlas board hopes to make roads safer
• Lock-in
• Band boosters to hold scrapbooking event
• Lake Shinanguag residents working to ensure lake quality
• Financial aid workshop at Baker
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• Jr. Generals lose despite shot edge
• Pheasants Forever Chapter gives back to local kids
• Loggers finally hit chopping block
• Mountain Cats enjoy week off
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• Grand Blanc ski team remains on top
• Martians overpower Lapeer East
• Bobcats win two in KLAA
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• Bobcats tumble to 0-4 in KLAA
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• Rusty Wright Band to hold Memphis send off show
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• West to hold annual band lock-in Friday
• Owens named chair of HealthPlus Board of Directors
• Young photographer earns national recognition
• 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
• Thank you for opinion on Tuscon shootings
• Agency to count Genesee County homeless
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• Jackson opens new State Farm office in Grand Blanc
• Dealership to extend school rewards program in 2011
• Financial Plus Federal Credit Union One among nation’s strongest
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• Dave Robertson sworn in as senator for 26th District
• Domestic dispute leads to alleged car theft
• City looking for help with historical survey
• Work set to start on Baldwin/Gainey roads sewers
• Goodrich to hold Kindergarten round-up
• Local Sweet Adelines to hold “Snowfest” in Frankenmuth
• Refinancing of bonds could save taxpayers money
• Special Recogition
• Township Officials working to approve new fire agreement
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• Politics and deceit clash with truth and justice
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• Recall language approved against Wartella
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• Youth pastor charged with indecent exposure
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• IGA Express takes over Food Castle
• New council seated, but changes planned
• Bobcats bow out in district, Goodrich falls in regional
• Two arrested for stealing $900 in goods
• No contract in Goodrich schools yet, talks continue
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• First Family Night held at McGrath
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• Loggers split over weekend
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• McFarlen Home renovation may take back seat to road projects
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• Grand Blanc woman celebrates 102nd birthday
• Bobcats bow in semis
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• Anzalone second, Kaddurah third in state meet
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• Meijer makes donation to Red Cross
• Robertson defeats Zelenko, claims senate seat
• First-round playoff wins all around
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• Fire millage passes in GB
• Travel the world with FIA films in Nov.
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• Relief exhibit comes to Buckham
• Thank you for successful book sale
• Gadola retains seat on County Commission
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• Bobcats win division meet, place second in league
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• MCC president named Top Community College President in North America
• Area icers take second place
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• Scott retains 51st District seat; thanks voters
• Waterpolo season comes to end
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• Jackson, McAbee elected to council
• Bobcats reach state soccer semifinals
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• McLaren appoints new Cardiothoracic surgeon
• Bobcats rule regional
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• Bowl-A-Thon to raise awareness about abuse
• Howarth goes big for Loggers
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• Martians earn share of GAC-Red title, Bobcats ranked
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• Hurley Medical Center kicks off patient Family Centered Care
• Easy ways to ward off winter weight gain
• Lapeer Loggers off to strong start in opener
• New York by the slice
• Family Fun Day to benefit children in Genesee County
• Bobcats prepare for divisionals
• Women arrested for stealing clothing
• Board splits over purchase of additional road salt
• Bobcats, Martians qualify for playoffs
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• Bobcats, Martians prepping for district play
• Township board discusses ways to resolve sewer issues
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• Board agrees to increase bandwidth
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• Grand Reserve residents seeking donations for ‘miracle boxes’
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• Public forum on fire millage to be held
• 18-point buck taken by North Branch hunter
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• Bobcats’ waterpolo wins key match
• Goodrich teachers still without a contract
• Junior Generals split in Cincy
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• Hungry Howies goes pink for breast cancer awareness
• Martians take league title; make playoffs
• Magazine aims to ‘spool’ readers on needlework
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• Vascular Vein helps improve quality of life
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• Young ladies get in on the hunting action
• Reid students walk for money
• Grand Blanc golf streak ends
• New group offers a way to share goods and services
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• Arby’s awards $7,089.55 to BB/BS
• GAC soccer tourney in semis
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• Talks focus on railroad possibilities in Michigan
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• Genesee Valley announces purchase program
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• Jewel hands out donations following Buick Open Bash
• Grand Blanc looks for return to state meet
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• Bobcats swim past competition for County Meet title
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• MESA Blitz win TBAYS Autumn Classic
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• Martian scores 39 seconds into game
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• Bakery selling “Pretty in Pink” cupcakes for breast cancer awareness
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• An evening with Jeff Daniels
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• Help fight childhood cancer
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• GB Township Board mulls program to cut tap-in fees
• Lapeer Loggers name coach, owner, announce training camp
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• Goodrich battles in marathon match
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• Talks resume between Genesys, workers
• Don’t miss Rumors at Bower Theater
• Softball team defends national title
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• New front runner for Heisman
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• No. 6 Grand Blanc stays undefeated
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• Old Newsboys to hold fundraiser at Scooters
• McAuliffe helps tie it, but Jr. Generals bow
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• Meet the Optimists on Sept. 22
• Martians set aside Montrose
• Golfers, participants needed for Eli Foundation Charity Golf Outing
• Win-win for Michigan college grid teams
• GISD announces availability of free, reduced lunch applications
• Adaptive equipment allows everyone to enjoy the outdoors
• 2010 scholarships awarded by CFGF
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• Genesys presents run/walk to benefit hospice patients
• Grand Blanc student to compete in
• Grand Blanc battles in Bedford Tourney
• Grand Blanc woman to hold benefit concert
• Genesys, union still at odds, strike on hold
• Martians fight hard, but fall short
• Homeowners associations to meet
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• Transportation fees on the rise in schools
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• Good Samaritan thanked for assistance
• Merchant Driven Consulting
• Popular mysteries launch FIA film season
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• Cavalier Classic
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• Bobcats’ water polo team off to great start
• Helping Haiti
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• Bobcats unbeaten, Martians break even in early going
• Grand Blanc Rd. construction moving along
• Mott makes grant to ID best way to halt Asian carp
• Anzalone wins Crim
• Support group offers help to women in need
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• Bobcats and Martians both open with wins
• Good weather in Goodrich=Good Times
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• Teamsters head ‘lining up the troops’
• All-American hockey team approved for Lapeer
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• Millage approval sought for veteran services
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• Battle of the Bands
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• Registration for storytime begins
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• Township starts trial purchasing policy
• Grand Blanc water polo looks to reload
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• Crossbow hunting regulations expanded
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• Genesee County Cancer Connection offers free prostate cancer screenings
• Fast ’Cats near end of road
• MTV wants Grand Blanc dance school
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• Back to the Bricks
• District sets out to renew accreditation
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• Bobcats look to excel under new leader
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• Genesys employees to vote on contract
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• 610 Homes for Sale
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• Volunteer sign-up
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• Transition year for area tennis teams
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• Homeowners can get credit for Energy Star appliances
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• Teammates battle in FJGA final
• ROWE names new principals
• Truth in taxation hearing scheduled
• Burton resident wins duck calling contest
• Hunting memories
• Push for blood donors is on
• Bobcats, Martians reload for 2010
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• Jymi Dill
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• Fire dept. millage language approved
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• AUDITIONS
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• FCCC hires interim president and CEO
• 700 Employment
• FOOD FOR A CAUSE
• Amazing Days ... Wild Knights
• Sports Shorts
• CONCERTS
• MCC launches new logistics, transportation program
• Lady Bobcats need everyone this year
• COMMUNITY
• Hurley hosts eighth annual DAISY Award
• Tall Pine Council hosts shooting fundraiser
• Great American Bake Sale aims to end childhood hunger
• In Brief
• REUNIONS
• Community Briefs
• Bassett joins VIEW sports staff
• CRUISING
• Hot Tickets
• Sports VIEW
• COMMUNITY
• Car cruise is back with new locations and more events
• CANUSA Games help to bring together Flint and Hamilton
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• AUDITIONS
• Good Times are heading back to Goodrich
• 515 Entertainment
• Teamsters plan picket; strike could follow
• 12 Personals
• Baking up a business
• Schedule of events
• 30 Auctions
• Business Briefs
• Giving continues through Buick Open Memorial
• TEE TIME
• Blotter
• Faut thenF air
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• 30 Auctions
• Art fair better than ever
• Goodrich sporting clays team brings home the bronze
• SAFETY FIRST
• OUTDOOR CALENDAR
• Fun at the Fair
• VIEW partnering with WEYI
• Ypsi teen wins Randy Wise Jr. Open
• Race awards $17,000 in scholarships
• Tensions on the rise between hospital, union
• Sports Shorts
• Making the podium
• Race awards $17,000 in scholarships
• CARDS AND GAMES
• Race awards $17,000 in scholarships
• Making the podium
• ART/THEATRE
• Great American Bake Sale aims to end childhood hunger
• SUPPORT GROUPS
• Film Clips
• Public funding of journalism would prove a slippery slope
• CRUISING
• Latchana, Snodgrass to face off in Nov.
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• COMMUNITY
• Reyes defeats Kingston
• TEE TIME
• CARDS AND GAMES
• Can and bottle drive helps fund GB band program
• Top juniors swing into Warwick Hills tourney
• Township to discuss economic plan
• Genesys to hold talk on arthritis, hip and knee replacements
• Bigger and better
• Business Briefs
• Police looking for suspects in recent park vandalisms
• Polar Palace hosts clinic put on by USA Hockey
• All booked up
• 45 artists to display work at Grand Blanc Art Fair
• Concussions: Know the signs, symptoms
• Blotter Woman arrested for stealing merchandise
• Faith Lutheran Preschool expands services
• Sports Shorts
• CHURCH
• Bobcats’ Hayes answers call of the Irish
• In Brief
• CONCERTS
• Duck Race coming Aug. 8
• ART/THEATRE
• Issue with supermarket should not have happened
• Taste of success
• Film Clips
• Opinions: We all have them
• Allen-Besser, Kent to vie for trustee seat
• Hot Tickets
• 12 Personals
• Slow and steady
• Community Briefs
• 25 Moving Sale
• Slezak loses to Zelenko
• Swartz Creek Center Stage celebrates 30 years
• OUTDOOR CALENDAR
• SUPPORT GROUPS
• News Briefs
• Sporting Clays tournament hits 14th year
• FOOD FOR A CAUSE
• Grand Blanc Road streetscape project running few weeks behind schedule
• Bauers bow out in Women’s Am quarters
• CRUISING
• City upset with Kroger’s use of outdoor facilities
• Sports VIEW
• COMMUNITY
• Help someone learn to read at county libraries
• Two Bauers reach match play in Women’s Amateur
• CHURCH
• Special assessment passes despite uproar
• Sports Shorts
• ART/THEATRE
• Community Briefs
• Kayla Run marks fifth year
• CARDS AND GAMES
• In Brief
• NIGHT LIFE
• Business Briefs
• Girl donates hair to Locks of Love
• Film Clips
• Alro Steel awarded for safety
• Ebinger appointed to Genesys Heart team
• Hot Tickets
• Spoiled Rotten
• Atlas board maintains police millage rate
• MusicFest 2010
• Tank full of memories
• Police advise residents to lock their cars
• Voters to decide mosquito millage
• Cruise down memory lane with Golden Memories Car Show
• Kurtz scholarship awarded to Grand Blanc woman
• Down on the ranch
• Get the Blues
• The VIEW from here
• REUNIONS
• News Briefs
• 607 Homes for Rent
• SUPPORT GROUPS
• Brock named Myers Elementary’s new principal
• OUTDOOR CALENDAR
• SINGLES
• Editor’s note:
• JAKES annual event returns to Davison
• SENIORS
• Miles T. Gadola
• TEE TIME
• FOOD FOR A CAUSE
• Gerald D. Snodgrass
• Fat Guy’s Corner
• MEETINGS
• MCC offers electrical apprentice training
• FJGA golfers prepare for season-ending tournament

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