Monroe, MI News

• Monroe, MI News
• Nevaeh remembered at anniversary vigil
• Best story ideas come from readers
• District Tournament draws
• Mask turns out to be 'life saver'
• Wilson retires after 11 seasons as a pro
• Photo Gallery: Americans honor troops for Memorial Day
• Local Sports: Summerfield second in state
• Paul A. Bourque
• Sister Delphine Charron, IHM
• Charline Marguerite Patterson
• Douglas P. Soncrant
• Auge Lukasik
• Gordon Earl Magoon
• Richard Lawrence Setzler
• Earl Norris Horn
• Gerry Corvelle Grosteffon
• He’s okay, he’s just allergic
• Today in print
• Man arrested after shot fired
• Upping the ante: Hollywood Casino Toledo could give regional gambling parlors run for money
• Schools should mandate course in life skills
• Kenneth M. Edwards
• Ozone action day declared for Sunday
• Exchange student experiences it all
• Local Sports: Airport coach steps down
• Michigan open for fireworks; hundreds get permits
• Some movies just say summer; here are 5
• Today in print
• More travelers to hit road for Memorial Day
• Prep Baseball: SMCC rallies to sweep Carlson
• National magazine features battlefield park
• Newsrooms not exactly party central
• County unemployment rate hits 4-year low
• Douglas P. Soncrant
• Charline Patterson
• Betty Lou Baker
• Video: Water tower demolished
• Slumping Tigers offense busts out against Twins
• Scoop: Your guide to Memorial Day weekend activities
• Tribute to Fallen program set
• Prep Golf: Huron takes Monroe County tournament title
• Ohio lawmakers approve new gambling rules
• Bedford projects deficit
• Fast-moving wildfire in Mich. burns 17,000 acres
• Monroe County athletes making a name in sports world
• Offices, banks, libraries closing for Memorial Day
• Appellate court upholds Neff convictions
• Missing Carleton man found
• Jerry Lee Kronk
• Elsie M. Jones
• Veterans ready for Monroe parade
• Daniel White sworn in as Monroe County Judge
• Former marine has passion for flags
• Local sports: Four track teams head to states
• Fishing gear missing
• Thieve adscond alcohol, cigarettes from market
• Candlelight vigil for Nevaeh Sunday
• Today in print
• Lakers earn a spot on hated list
• Man shot in iPhone scuffle
• Indians complete sweep with 2-1 over Tigers
• Dundee boy featured on book with Verlander
• Graduation is no time for crying
• States looking to new tolls to pay for highways
• Local Sports: Romano, Scully tie for first
• Brian William LaFountain
• John Grant Chambers
• Paul J. Benore
• Jess W. Saylor
• Marjorie (Smock) Beaubien
• Motorcyclist hurt on N. Dixie
• It's that patriotic time of year
• Two brothers arressed in assault
• Today in print
• Milan rallies from 8-0 hole to nip Huron
• Neighbors help neighbors in Monroe’s ‘secret garden’
• Elephants living high life along Toledo Zoo’s Tembo Trail
• Woman injured after car veers off I-75
• Tigers fall again to Indians, 4-2
• Wednesday's prep scoreboard
• I-75 reopened at crash site
• Football star Donald Driver is new 'Dancing' champ
• Big Reds continue their dominance with another Huron League title
• IDA races to LCAA league meet win
• Pentagon official featured speaker
• No guarantee that Tigers will rebound
• Longtime businessman Jess Saylor dies
• Tuesdays local sports
• SMCC takes Huron tennis meet title
• Today in print
• Lambertville business broken into
• Police say they're closer to arrest in Nevaeh killing
• Michigan-Alabama opener set for primetime
• Tigers fall to Indians 5-3
• Tuesday's prep scoreboard
• No guarantee that Tigers will rebound
• Ford to get blue oval back after second upgrade
• Tigers' Raburn goes to bereavement list
• Sales for 'Fifty Shades' trilogy top 10 million
• Prep Baseball: SMCC closes with sweep
• Cheryl Anne (Oliver) Maynard
• Timothy Allen Bame
• Sava ‘Sam’ Veselinov
• Gregory L. (Bubs) Curley
• Matthew J. Apley
• Jerry Lee Kronk
• Kimberly Ann Horsmon
• Robert ‘Bob’ Wesley Brown
• Brian LaFountain
• Prep Softball: Flat Rock wraps up first title
• Brownstown sues county drain office over cleaning of creek
• White to seek full term on bench
• Joplin commemorates anniversary of deadly tornado
• Lions support bill on concussions
• Grandmother shot grandson eight times
• Today in print
• Police looking for theives
• Whiteford vets heading to D.C. to see memorial
• Monroe kicked by Mules
• Local Sports: Jefferson blanks Saints
• Telegraph in Brownstown Township remains closed
• Monday's prep scoreboard
• Four bicycles taken from lawn
• Half of overweight teens have heart risk
• Lawn supplies taken from local shed
• Memorial brings honor to service
• Prep Softball: Monroe wins Madonna tourney
• Monroe gets rave reviews from tournament bowlers
• Prep track: Region teams tracking league titles
• McKart signs to fight in July
• NATO touts Afghan war's end as fighting goes on
• Gregory (Bubs) Curley
• Jeffery Alan Schaffer
• Geneva ‘Jean’ Lybarger
• Patricia K. Cloum
• Peter M. Beauvais
• Motherhouse Murals
• Orville Garst
• Cheryl Anne (Oliver) Maynard
• Gallery: This Week's Top Sports Photos
• Today in print
• Local sports wrap-up
• Phone system temporarily out of service
• Gregory L. (Bubs) Curley
• Orville L. Garst
• Army veteran halfway toward his goal
• State bowling results available
• Tiger start frustrating, but fans need patience
• Scherzer struck out 15 to help Tigers beat Pirates 4-3
• Michigan prepares for seatbelt enforcement campaign
• Phone system temporarily out of service
• Local Sports: Whitman wins Triple Crown
• Prep Track: Whiteford breaks three records
• Monroe High marching band hits the Big Apple
• IHM to close Visitation Center
• Carlson trio best in their field
• Girl, 12, attacked by group of other young girls
• McCutchen too much for Tigers
• Prep Baseball: Huron wins twice
• Timberwolves romp to first win
• A foolproof plan for getting a job
• Bedford Relay for Life teams walk with purpose
• Vietnam Memorial rededicated on 25th anniversary
• Linda K. Boyd
• Cheryl Anne (Oliver) Maynard
• Edward E. Cooley
• Nickola “Nick” Musulin
• Annette Dye
• Rodney Glenn Roberts
• John E. Moore
• Sidney L. Drew
• Jeffery Schaffer
• Investing advice from the Mayans
• Saturday's prep scoreboard
• Benore running for judge
• Local Sports: Flat Rock wins softball showdown
• Kulwicki sets Whiteford record
• Police investigate early morning shooting in Monroe
• Prep Baseball: SMCC tops Riverview 3-2
• Dundee Farmers Market to reopen for summer
• A Special Olympics for One
• Fears may change, but worries remain
• Ida takes home regional track crown
• John E. “John Boy “ Moore
• Sidney L. Drew
• Verlander nearly throws third no-hitter for Tigers
• Friday's prep scoreboard
• Tickets for Currington, 38 Special concerts go on sale Saturday
• Ill man sent to prison hospital
• Looking for something to do? There's a lot going on
• Local Sports: SMCC tennis ties for Regional crown
• College Trail: Bedford’s Rimmer will wrestle at Indiana Tech
• Facebook's IPO one of world's largest
• Doris M. Gensler
• Alvin “Pete” R. Billau
• Christopher “Chris” L. Greene
• Michael A. Terrasi
• Psychiatrist free after posting bond in sexual assault
• Today in print
• Sixth-grader spells 'disembark' for the win
• Thursday's Prep Scoreboard
• No charges against homeowners who fired at burglars
• Psychiatrist arrested in connection with sexual assault complaint
• Queen of Disco Donna Summer dies
• Regnier: Don't be a rat brain
• Jefferson's twins trouble for Airport
• Kisonas: NFL must quickly address problem of head injuries
• Prep Softball: Huron League showdown set
• Prep Baseball: Castiglione leads Jefferson past Jets
• Fishing Michigan: Lake Erie Walleye
• Lola Mae Wagner
• Florence Elizabeth Weber
• James P. Bettinger
• Joyce Elaine Benner
• Wesley (Jim) James Thornton Jr.
• Joseph Studnicka Jr.
• Early education event boosts kids' Star Power
• Water to be shut off for work in part of Monroe
• Today in print
• Taser stops theft attempt
• Local Sports: Milan soccer wins first league title
• Monroe gives Hofu, Japan, mayor warm welcome
• Tigers make 4 errors, lose 11-7 to Twins
• Wednesday's Prep Scoreboard
• Exeter Rd. to benefit from partnership
• Track prep roundup
• Local sports: Link gives Whiteford a boost
• Today in print
• Star Power 2012 downtown today
• Newport kindergartner has a need for speed
• Busy election season kicks off with slate of local candidates
• Sister Catherine (Ritamae) Senia, IHM
• Lillian Lissie Runions
• Joseph Studnicka Jr.
• Martin (Marty) Jon Jurich
• Hartlee Mae Lynn Lambrix
• Sally Lou Ruhnke
• Nickolas Brian Orosz
• Joyce Elaine Benner
• William (Bob) Allen
• Lack of trust in Facebook may hold back ad sales
• Tigers' power rally helps beat White Sox 10-8
• Tuesday's Prep Scores
• Inge column brings out fans’ passion
• Victory Rd. closed starting Wednesday
• Keethler’s hit in ninth lifts Flat Rock
• W. Front St. repaving begins
• Auto supplier to reopen plant
• A second season of Pure Monroe
• Board to hold special meeting
• Pruchnicki leaving Flat Rock
• Quirie, Airport efficient
• Prep Baseball: Carlson trips league leaders
• Remains recovered could be missing man
• Today in print
• Clock ticking with new plan to fight Alzheimer's
• Want to run for office? File today
• Londo trying for seat on road commission
• White Sox top Tigers by two
• Obama on gay marriage: 'Right thing to do'
• Steve Miletich
• Joan Christine Johnson
• Michael A. Terrasi
• Robert Sherwood
• Nickolas Orosz
• William A. “Soupie” “Wild Bill” Campbell
• Bryan Patrick Holey
• Monday's prep scoreboard
• Michigan low-income tax increase
• Gallery: This weeks top sport's photos
• Treece: A peek inside a crucial moment
• Trip to Ida mixed bag for T-Wolves
• Ashley Gilson: A dramatic ending
• Today in print
• Saul, Swindeman shine at annual Mason Invitational
• Founder's Day brings blast from the past
• Richard J. DeMonte, Sr.
• James Bettinger
• Nellie Mae Berry
• Man who confessed to killings 40 years ago may be set free
• Airport soars minus seniors, wins Christensen tournament
• Saul, Swindeman shine at Mason Invitational
• Coach right on the money with praise of Schuler family
• Prep softball: Bates comes up big at the plate for Monroe
• Scout-O-Rama blends past, future
• Charles Slat: Moms can rev up economic engine
• Steve Miletich
• Ray Kisonas: Give credit where it is due today
• Almira K. “Sis” Sortor
• Helen Louise Dye
• Helen Gladys McGregor
• David E. Hayter Jr.
• Prep baseball: Young pitchers pace Jefferson to pair of wins
• Tigers stumble again
• Timberwolves fall to 0-2
• Mason Invitational results
• David E. Hayter Jr.
• Mary Jane (Duffey) Mace
• Arline Bertha Wyatt
• Saturday's Prep Scoreboard
• Schuler family learns to cherish time together
• Young cancer patients' 'Stronger' video a big hit
• A's Brandon Inge pounds former Tigers team again
• A life-saving reunion
• Babies' fan base is growing
• Harrington running for sheriff
• Prep baseball: Ida freshman shines in varsity debut
• Whiteford accident leaves motorcyclist injured
• Friday's prep scoreboard
• Biden proves catalyst for Obama on gay marriage
• Mother’s Day gift ideas to fit any budget
• Timberwolves add local flavor
• Prep track: Ida freshman shatters school record
• Prep softball: SMCC blows past Huron
• Roy Jameson
• Alyssa England
• Helen Dye
• Mary Sandlin
• Gerald Blake
• Roy J. Jameson
• Gerald L. Blake
• Mary S. Sandlin
• Helen Louise Dye
• Alyssa Nicole England
• A recess relay for healthy habits
• Local sports: Bedford's Lamb overpowering
• Purse thief sentenced to 5 to 10 years
• Thursday's prep scoreboard
• Kisonas: Time to close the door on closers
• Rep. Olson won't seek re-election
• Controlled burn in Berlin Township coming Friday
• Prep baseball
• Whiteford baseball: Right place, right time
• Changes work for Jefferson
• Local sports
• Frenchtown supervisor to seek re-election
• Mary Joyce Petee
• Gerald L. Blake
• Mary Louise Dew
• Regnier: Sometimes the brain filter turns off
• Calkins seeks judgeship
• Chinese investors buy land near Milan
• Wednesday's prep scoreboard
• Tim Hortons expected to build in Flat Rock
• Obama declares support for gay marriage
• Prep baseball
• Prep track
• Elizabeth Ann “Betty” Korte
• Clayton M. Poupard
• Jody Lynn Guzzi
• Donald “Ron” L. Dunne
• Edward R. Valdez
• Frances Virginia Blaszak
• John Thomas Nusbaum
• Jacqueline M. Hirsch
• Alyssa Nicole England
• Helen L. Dye
• Mary Louise Dew
• New law allows licensed Michigan residents to carry Tasers
• Custer gets a makeover
• Gerdau making a $21 million investment
• Non-homestead, Headlee rollback get Bedford okay
• Dundee Township voters say yes to fire levy
• Mason appointed to Monroe school board
• Whiteford, Dundee Township and Bedford voters say yes
• Whiteford voters approve sinking fund levy
• Tuesday's prep scoreboard
• Feature photo: Custer cleaning
• 40 teachers laid off in Bedford
• College Names: Son of Whiteford grad eyes NFL
• College Trail: Summerfield players pick college homes
• No rest for Saints
• Mary S. Sandlin
• Gary G. Liford
• Margaret Ann Ocobock
• Gary Norman Stininger
• Alyssa Nicole England
• Young couple diversifying farm into flower sales
• Nichols wants third term as prosecutor
• WilloMD Announces Plans To Take One Billion Pain Pills Off the Street
• Goodell lays down the law
• Monday's prep scoreboard
• Gas prices stable in state in past week
• Tom Treece: Commercials can be effective
• Be sure to cast your vote Tuesday
• Monroe on a budget: Discussing money helps lead youth to financial responsibility
• We want your pet photos!
• Jeannette E. Dickerson
• Thomas W. Wynn
• Marlene Joyce Betz
• Gary Norman Stininger
• Gary G. Liford
• Wesley C. Cominess
• Hensley joining candidates for 17th District
• Man rams minivan into side of police car
• Lane closed Monday on US-23
• Richard J. Flaczynski
• Marlene Joyce Betz
• Irene C. Hanson
• Berniece Byrd
• Mary Eleanor Zeitler
• Mary Talitha (Sheetz) Frushour
• Mary Sandlin
• Obscenities painted on Monroe house
• Charles Slat: Watts wrong with this picture?
• Volunteers bag 17,000 meals to be distributed across globe
• Ray Kisonas: He doesn’t need the ads ... really
• Layman wins Monroe's Biggest Idol
• Timberwolves fall in opener
• Goodell lays down the law
• Fermi 2 plant refueled, restarted
• Saturday's Prep Scoreboard
• Prep Baseball: Carlson rises to win tourney
• No luck for Carlson baseball
• Agriculture Awareness Day attracts 1,100 students
• Carlson defensive duo shines
• Milan's Lammers captures title
• Speedy outfielders save Monroe
• Sondra L. Raymo
• Work starts on MCCC Career Technology Center
• Sheriff Crutchfield announces retirement
• Zoning issues cloud DTE solar generator plan for IHM
• SMCC rallies to nip Rams
• SMCC rules Jefferson Invitational
• Carlson, Ida reign at Ram Relays
• 6 months after initial visit, Custer I kindergartners can read
• Julia M. Hobgood
• Harry James Albright
• Marlene J. Betz
• Debra A. Mallery
• Bedford man arrested in attempted murder of girlfriend
• Friday's prep scoreboard
• I-75 double-lane closure ahead
• Timberwolves face host of changes this season
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• Sondra L. Raymo
• Joanne Blackmore
• Louis R. Turf
• Michael G. Morelli
• Julia M. Hobgood
• Monroe given boost on radio, TV programs
• Man suspected of drunk driving had child in car
• Tigers' Young must prove himself
• Thursday's prep scoreboard
• $200,000 bond for bank robber
• Poll: Spring state playoffs
• Parole Board reverses decision in murder case
• Pepsi-the King of Pop?
• Prep Baseball: Milan hands Jefferson its first loss
• Local Sports: Win Painful for SMCC soccer team
• Flat Rock alone in first
• Patricia Ann Merman
• Ellis Gary Bomia
• Harry James Albright
• Michael G. Morelli
• Sharon Saxton
• Early childhood education advocates celebrate
• Former school board member was great for Bedford
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• PAUL W. SMITH TO HOST SHOW LIVE FROM MCCC, KICK OFF $17-MILLION TECH CENTER CONS...
• COMMENCEMENT CEREMONY FRIDAY Monroe County Community College graduates will be...
• Dan White named judge
• Schuon named fair parade marshal
• The Commission on Accreditation for Respiratory Care (CoARC) has awarded Monroe...
• Monroe County Community College will hold information sessions on April 30 for t...
• Volunteer planting puts 100 trees at Sodt
• Monroe K of C in debt over hall
• Frenchtown mulls rezoning for travel center along I-75
• Teens attacked by dogs
• RV destroyed by fire; no injuries
• David Stahl, local artist, creator, dies
• Newspaper launching revamped Web site Tuesday
• When can you legally stand your ground?
• Earth Day work: Homrich recycles industrial plants
• Earth Day Expo shares ideas for green living
• Road debris culprit in three-semi crash on I-75
• FBI warns of new computer threat
• I-75 closed for hours Friday night, this morning
• Four burglars sentenced to prison
• Man arraigned in dog cruelty case
• Giveaway aims to share books, love of reading
• SMCC graduate student-teaching in South Africa
• Rollover in Bedford
• Large accident on I-75 at Nadeau Rd.
• Officers on manhunt
• Benore resigns from school board
• End of a shopping era
• A better diagnosis
• Sisung seeks third term as treasurer
• Bedford insurance agency robber gets 12 to 30 years
• Bank robber gets 3 to 20 years
• Students: Did you know that you can purchase your textbooks online at the Colle...
• Two-car crash on Sterns near Secor
• Man escapes burning camper
• Twin babies unhurt in S. Dixie and Albain crash
• Fall registration is underway! Register now to get the best selection of course...
• Wrecking ball comes down on Fanning farm
• Thousands in scrap metal swiped
• Bedford determined to move on Sterns Rd. repairs
• $10,000 in scrap metal swiped
• Bedford Township decides not to wait on Sterns repairs
• COMMENCEMENT TO BE BROADCAST LIVE ON CABLE TV AND IN LA-Z-BOY CENTER Monroe Co...
• Head-on crash injures two
• Baseball talk, exhibit at Whitman Center
• Motorist pulled from vehicle in crash
• COMMENCEMENT TO BE BROADCAST LIVE ON CABLE TV AND IN LA-Z-BOY CENTER Monroe Co...
• Drivers in I-75 crash trade blame
• Roundabout called ‘efficient’ for traffic flow
• Road rage may have led to fatal I-75 accident
• Vandals strike Bedford Branch Library, nearby church
• Pedersen seeking 17th District state seat
• Accident closes I-75
• United Way annual meeting, volunteer program April 26
• US-23 roundabout discussion tonight
• Monroe City Council okays new budget with millage hike
• Residents offer suggestions for River Raisin National Battlefield Park
• CORRECTION: Fire victim was James Bussard, sheriff now says
• Electronics recycling effort reaches milestone
• Extra blessings bridges gap for those in need
• Earth Day expo April 21
• For county residents without a vehicle, there are several options
• The unsinkable Theolyn Ruhl:100-year-old born on the day the Titanic went down
• The unsinkable Theolyn Ruhl 100-year-old born on the day the Titanic went down
• Battlefield park development gets boosts
• Getting national exposure
• Woman injured in Bedford crash
• Man, 33, dies in vehicle fire
• Helmets optional for Michigan motorcyclists
• IHM to get solar power generator
• Summer youth conservation jobs at refuge
• Potratz running again for District 3 commissioner
• Conservation film to be shown free
• Police investigate tips on suspect in bank robbery
• Bank robbery suspect left area, police believe
• Downtown Monroe cleanup Saturday
• Some bank operations resume; search for suspect continues
• Beware of traffic heading north
• Habitat for Humanity building momentum with subdivision
• 'Bully' screened to promote Stand 4 Change Day
• Man dies in Sumpter Rd. crash
• Most Monroe lunches staying same price
• Child abuse prevention event set for Friday
• Volunteers, photos sought for August Erie sharing day
• Crash scene being cleared
• South county US-23 roundabout takes step forward
• Monroe man arrested in KFC robbery
• Car crashes into mobile home, woman injured
• Man suffers stab wound; girlfriend arrested
• Tell us you thoughts about this exciting joint announcement by MCCC and Siena He...
• At 100, local resident celebrates a wish fulfilled
• More money for local road projects
• Teens killed in Brownstown crash identified
• LaSalle supervisor will not run again
• Single car crash kills driver
• Former Dundee superintendent dies
• Check out the new look of our website at www.monroeccc.edu! Let us know what you...
• Police issue sketch of man who punched woman
• Southbound I-75 lanes reopened
• Thieves steal sandstone from Bedford church wall
• More controlled burns against invasive species
• County clerk running for re-election
• War of 1812 bicentennial coordinator to help make history speak for itself
• Road repairs to begin Monday
• Police nab three after string of car break-ins
• Giving back to the fireman
• County will study incubator concept
• Area unemployment rate falls significantly to 8.7%
• Passenger injured in drunk driving hit-and-run crash
• Monroe County scholarship pageant signups due soon
• Have an opinion on battlefield? Here’s your chance
• Help shape the future of the battlefield
• County population shrinks, but still an urban area
• Monroe keeps urban area designation
• “A New Day” theme of Roselawn Easter service
• Volunteers sought for Women Build Week
• Governor to appoint Judge Costello's replacement
• 'War is hell': panel examines grim realities
• Cooking demonstrations come with chef's comedy
• Library adds second egg hunt
• Calling all Alumni/Students: Monroe County Community College in Monroe MI will c...
• Ida co-op sees earnings double
• Zink farm newest centennial
• Dundee principal back after serving in Afghanistan
• Bedford runaway found safe
• Proposal would add 8 casinos — including one in Romulus — to Michigan lineup
• Participants sought for cancer event
• Veterans Park vandalized again
• Two bank robbers plead guilty
• MCCC trip offers a chance to see the world a whole new way
• The deadline to apply for over $100,000 in MCCC scholarships has been extended t...
• Two injured in Telegraph Rd. head-on crash
• Monthly recycling starts Tuesday in county
• WWII vet recounts close calls in battles in Italy
• Small businesses could get a boost
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• Little snow, lots of heat make 2012 warmest March
• Police blotter
• Parts fabricator molds business to meet demand for classic cars
• End of an era: Sports editor Ron Montri retires
• If you go: Relish Magazine Cooking Show
• Relish cooking show host to serve quick, easy recipes with a side of humor
• Woman reports attempted abduction
• Flat Rock Metal seeks tax abatement
• Wife shoots at husband, misses in London Township
• Costello leaving judicial post for prosecutor’s job
• Picking up the pieces
• Judge Costello leaving the bench
• ‘Character strikes' at Ida Elementary
• Wife shoots at, misses husband
• Arturo Sandoval, multi-instrument artist
• Bob James, smooth jazz legend
• Two businesses burglarized
• Fire damages S. Custer Rd. house
• Autism to be covered by insurances in Michigan
• Man, 65, gets 30 days in dog needle case
• Exeter Rd. petition weighed by road board
• Munson Park plane crash: No answers, still grief
• 4 Jefferson students arrested in food fight
• Motorcyclist injured at S. Dixie and Dunbar
• Medical issue may have led to I-75 crash
• Contractor gets bid to demolish Lincoln and Christiancy schools
• Japanese quake to trigger more Fermi work
• I-75 accident victim identified
• MCCC will host a panel discussion of professionals and MCCC students engaged in...
• Driver being flown to Toledo for treatment
• Medical crews reach driver in N.Dixie accident
• Accident on I-75
• Two arrested in Sunoco robbery
• US-223 reopened after accident
• Labor shortages big topic for local farmers
• La-Z-Boy launches chair that reclines for you by remote control
• Fermi shut down for more than a month for refueling work
• Board to consider demolition of Christiancy, Lincoln
• Local agriculture forum 6 p.m. tonight
• County under freeze warning tonight
• Former employee arrested in arson fire
• Army memorializes Monroe soldier through training facility
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• Man wanted in vehicle theft, carjacking
• Saturday night Milan fire under investigation, one arrest made
• Young Marines host Child Safety Day
• Genealogical breakthrough: Intimate details from 1940 census to be released on the Internet April 2
• Start your own family search: annual genealogical event
• Recession brought boom times to dollar stores, but continued squeeze changed business
• It's not about finding your ancestors, it's about the journey
• Former UM coach Lloyd Carr wows 'em at Bedford fundraiser
• Tech center groundbreaking May 4
• Jobless rate jumps .6 percent
• Early spring endangers fruit trees
• New information may change parole
• Monroe homes to receive calls asking for fundraiser support
• Erie shop owner to gather local history
• Fermi fuel shift again delayed
• Fermi fuel shift delayed again
• Worker killed in Whiteford repair shop
• Thursday's high misses record by two degrees
• Store opens that pays for fixing animals
• MCCC's Spain, Portugal trip available to local residents
• Pair create a guide on Michigan sites significant to Civil War
• Bedford student on big screen in ‘Hunger Games’
• Tax hike for city residents?
• Learning Bank lands state grant
• Pants taken from store
• Mall workers reject union representation
• Whiteford constables could carry guns again
• Spring's warm arrival draws people outdoors
• Man shoots at burglars
• Blast blows woman, 77, off porch
• Bedford school voters to decide non-homestead tax, Headlee rollback
• Mercury breaks record again
• US-23 to have lane closure Wednesday
• Accident victim identified
• Person killed on M-50 near Raisinville
• North Cape navigates 50 years
• City planners to get more time on sign ordinance
• Teen held as suspect in area burglaries
• US: Some Custer museum artifacts were stolen
• Itching to go fishing?
• Man in jail, accused of safebreaking
• Spring to arrive — or is it summer?
• Free medical clinic planned for those without health insurance
• Fog causing school delays
• Up from the bottom for land values?
• Grieving family now worried about inmate's possible parole
• Monroe woman celebrates 102nd birthday
• Splitting hairs? Controversy over barber poles has barbers, beauticians butting heads
• Local men's hobby is all the 'buzz'
• Agencies unveil development guide
• Farmers reap lake-aid funding
• Ida tornado confirmed
• Museum millage campaign taking off
• Four arrested in home invasion
• Sheriff's office crime log
• Cleanup from tornados begin
• ‘Heroes for the homeless' honored
• Eating healthy key for latest centenarian
• Cleanup from tornadoes begins
• Home damaged by tornado, but couple escapes injury
• Thunderstorm, flash flood warning issued
• Tornadoes spotted in county
• Library gets computers with grant money
• ATF searching for 'more leads' in car bombing case
• ATF: Remote-controlled car components similar to what was used in car bomb
• ATF plans press conference this morning
• City budget talks with clerk/treasurer turn contentious
• Monroe County Fair performer: Billy Currington
• Semi-truck spills fuel on I-75
• I am happy to report an excellent turnout for the First Annual MCCC Pi Day/Ides...
• Six plead in home invasion
• Dump truck pulls down lines, 1,700 without power
• Panel formed to support museum millage
• Firefighters put out electrical fire in Ida
• Caution urged on open burning in county
• Police searching for jewelry store intruders
• Two robbery suspects still sought
• 1 hurt in Berlin kitchen fire
• Voters to consider senior millage renewal
• Trailers vandalized
• Senior millage renewal on county board's agenda tonight
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• Goodnough not running for sheriff
• Milan athlete leads by example on the field and in the classroom
• WWII veteran finally gets his medals
• Monroe County under tornado watch until 3 a.m. Tuesday
• 2 from Monroe killed in wrong-way I-75 crash near previous crash
• Raisinville Township farmer sells equipment, but still working
• Two from Monroe killed in Ohio crash
• State Police still looking for robbery suspects
• Airport High School teen remembered for her smile
• 'March' helps illuminate realities of war for whole community
• Woman robbed in home
• Women searching for attic treasure
• Presidential candidate hails from Monroe
• Parole delayed for murderer
• One Book, One Community drive kicks off Sunday
• Father who saved kids in car bomb honored
• Ida grandpa, teen in national spotlight since car rescue
• 4 hurt in crash expected to recover
• Zettelmaier back: Milan man's new work takes its cue from true story of the Old West
• End of a 50-year love affair: man selling 1954 Corvette
• Wind and warmth offer perfect sport on Lake Erie
• Stabbing suspect, 15, to be evaluated
• Pizza driver robbed
• Red Cross offering month of events
• Bedford to vote on fire tax
• Super Tuesday GOP voters focusing on economy, beating Obama
• City won't give control of Custer statue to federal government
• Even for parents with good jobs, childcare can be a struggle
• Baby dropped in field by tornado buried in Indiana
• State police, prosecutor's office handling road commission investigation
• Former director honored for long library career
• LaVoy announces bid for probate judge
• Mobile home fire in Frenchtown quickly contained
• Learning Bank gets another reprieve
• Bedford Activity Center to share SRE space with robotics
• Rep. Zorn to seek re-election in House
• Vietnam vets to mark 25th anniversary of wall at Heck Park
• Group assembling search team for runaway
• Police investigating ‘irregularity’ found by road commission
• Two Jefferson students remain in critical condition
• Battlefield sees surge of visitors, tourists
• Fog not a factor in fatal crashes
• Man arrested for robbing poker player
• The scholarship deadline date for the Presidential and Instructional Scholarship...
• Man held in Monroe break-in, assault
• How much is that worth? TV appraiser will be in Monroe
• Victims of Labo Rd. crash identified
• Three people died in two crashes on Monroe County roads
• Man arrested after teenage girl fondled
• The Scholarship deadline date for Presidential and Instructional Scholarships is...
• Those born on leap day get chance to celebrate
• Romney wins state, but more county voters liked Santorum
• Milan man charged with manslaughter for shooting burglar
• Demolition of Monroe school buildings still planned
• Santorum captures County, Romney the state
• Primary: Monroe County gives Santorum edge
• Girl, 12, recovering from stabbing
• Scholarship deadline date for Presidential and Instructional Scholarships is Mar...
• Council wary of costs, feds but open to Custer plan
• Effort spreads to end casual use of hurtful ‘r-word'
• For Big Gig participants, a chance to talk to friends
• Two who died in accident identified
• Motorcyclist injured in crash
• Matiash announces bid for probate judge
• Lack of ice, warm temperatures: A ‘bizarre winter'
• Two killed in early morning crash
• How a Monroe girl ended up a drug dealer
• FCC okays sale of radio station owned by Monroe Public Schools
• Bringing people to their destination in Monroe
• Monroe Council to discuss Custer proposal
• Man dead in Milan shooting
• Man dead in Milan shooting
• Police searching for runaway teen
• Keep mailbox approaches clear of ice and snow
• This Old House likes Monroe’s old homes
• Area gas prices rise sharply
• Bedford moms have plan to keep both school officers
• Drug dealer, 61, sentenced in Carleton teen’s death
• City seeks grant to develop pedestrian art tour
• With unexplained strength, grandson lifts car off man
• Arnold seeking to remain Probate Court judge
• Bedford to seek police tax renewal
• La-Z-Boy sales, earnings continue rising
• Former mayor out of ICU after heart transplant n Mark Worrell might be released from the hospital within a week, but he will have to stay near the Cleveland Clinic for a while.
• Study into road repairs to accelerate for county
• Custer request jumps to $100,000 a year from city
• County panel recommends no guns for commissioners
• Trying to park downtown? Plan ahead
• With sales job, local man finds his niche away from rap music
• Redmond seeking sheriff position
• Treece: To each his own — but wow! It was great
• Council to considerfuture roadprojects
• Monroe native dedicated to a career in music
• Mom still seeks answers in 1996 cold-case death of her son
• Church honors accomplishments of Chief Hoskins
• Almyra Ave. house shot; no one hurt
• Fair to replace pens in sheep barn
• Fire destroys vacant house in Bolles Harbor this morning
• Whiteford sewer project gets $1.75 million boost
• County, state teachers ‘Mull Over Michigan' at ISD
• After 4 years, Fackelman freed
• Agreement made in dog needle case
• Agreement reached in dog needle death
• Charles Fackelman free, on probation
• Have you ever considered a career in the health field? MCCC has an excellent re...
• A few more bed bugs found at school
• Dundee teen accidentally injures self with gun
• No charges filed against Jefferson teacher
• There are still tickets available for a number of Monroe County Community Colleg...
• Romney touts business background in Monroe appearance
• Romney in Monroe: 'We have to take serious action'
• A great show coming to MCCC's La-Z-Boy Center on Saturday!
• Romney stopping at Monroe steel plant Thursday
• Tax for museum will be on August ballot
• Custer monument idea wins initial support
• State police veteran Marc Moore promoted
• Monroe goes Hollywood during kickoff for Relay for Life
• Couples tie knot at courthouse on Valentine's Day
• Romney may stop in Monroe during Michigan swing
• Guide intended to help businesses settle in county
• Will this daddy-daughter dance be one family's last?
• Jefferson teacher on leave
• Monroe native scores with Super Bowl Doritos commercial ‘Sling Baby'
• Commissioners may seek policy so they may arm themselves
• Whitney took her eyes off The Prize
• Armed standoff ends without incident
• Woman's car window shattered along I-75
• Pinnacle racetrack headed for foreclosure auction
• Light snow slickens streets
• Area home foreclosures seem to be slowing
• Man held, questioned in burglary
• Man in custody in LaSalle burglary case
• Ex-mayor gets heart transplant
• Civil Service chairman resigns, denounces city and firefighters
• Family struggles after hit-and-run death of man, 21
• Woman to person who rescued her: 'I owe you my life'
• Council targets blight in city
• Marshals arrest sex offender
• Driver not at fault in fatal crash, police say
• Coins missing from Ash Township home
• Presentation and book signing tonight at 7 p.m.
• Presentation and Book Signing tonight at 7 p.m. in the La-Z-Boy Center.
• Relay for Life: ‘You see a lot of hugs'
• Citizens help capture another suspected purse snatcher
• Man sought for impersonating cop
• Hershberger named Bedford clerk
• City parking lot to close Wednesday
• For Whiteford students, kittens in the courtyard
• Monroe Sears to start closing sale
• Dundee to resume picking up students on gravel roads
• Council wants more details on Custer monument
• County included in federal disaster tag
• Robotics class reoutfits robot for use by law enforcement
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• Overtime required for roads
• Two pedestrians hit by vehicle; one dead
• Need financial aid form help? Go to MCCC Feb. 12
• For students preparing for college, assistance available from local organizations
• Student at youth center after making threatening remarks
• Market-style pantry feeds a need
• County grades rutted gravel roads
• Downtown parking lot restricted
• 18 area artists' work on display at show
• 150 attend inaugural Carlson Hall of Fame ceremonies
• Luna Pier fire started on second floor
• Teen spends day shadowing deputy who saved his life
• Semi crash snarls I-75 traffic
• Man with stolen scrap booked
• Luna Pier house burns
• Chase ends in crash in Frenchtown
• Monroe native Jacob Sacks carves out a life as jazz pianist
• Year ago today: Half a foot of snow
• Fireman still fighting fires 50 years later
• Dundee not busing students on gravel roads
• County closes number of gravel roads to through traffic
• An eye for art
• Bed Bugs found in school
• Man accused in ex-wife's death ruled incompetent
• Fans take trip down memory lane as concert series opens
• Pedestrian in wheelchair hit, injuries not serious
• No foul play suspected in baby's death
• County jobless rate takes bounce
• Slusher new counseling agency director
• New Bedford head librarian follows in special footsteps
• Infant found dead in Dundee
• Calves found dead; other animals "healthy" on Temperance farm
• Michigan legends to speak in county
• Getting proactive to stop bullying
• Fairgrounds plans busy 2012
• A missionto make adifference
• Monroe woman killed in snowmobile accident upstate
• ‘The Legend of the Ledger' presented to Monroe County
• Be on the lookout for treasures
• Report of dead animals investigated
• Coast Guard and Crime Stoppers announce reward in false alarm boater call investigation
• Muddy roads County may shut down some of its roads
• Former officer to run for county sheriff job
• Suspected bank robber charged; issued $250,000 bond
• Tornadoes during winter rare here
• Bank robber charged
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• Summerfield bus evacuated
• 'Don't be stupid,' bank robber told teller
• Ledger presentation, tour Saturday
• Quarterly profit buoys MBT
• Bank Robber caught
• Concerns raised about cell tower near battlefield
• Some districts mulling 6-year school board terms
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• Robber described as "a kid"
• Bank of America robbed
• Applause greets decision to put museum levy on ballot
• County commissioner in gallery for president's talk
• County sets vote on museum levy
• Sunoco robbery suspect remains at large
• Board to consider levy for historical museum
• City leaders hear first pitch on Custer monument, museum
• Fire victim remembered as “great guy”
• Armed robber suspect in his 60s
• Monroe teachers putting iPads to use
• Dozens take the plunge to raise money for a cause
• Man arrested in break-ins
• A story of courage — from a strange hospital in a strange city
• Victim of house fire identified
• Re-enactments mark anniversary of War of 1812 battle
• Snowblowers stolen from business
• New year, old scams
• Local celebrities dance through time for the bicentennial
• Local celebrities dance through time for the bicentennial
• Bedford abduction attempt now downplayed
• Suspect named in purse snatching
• Frenchtown gets grant to buy boat for rescues
• Winter has descended: Remember to keep snow clear
• Woman chases after purse snatcher in parking lot
• Icy roads this morning, more winter weather on the way
• Police: No crime committed in reported attempted abduction
• Slippery roads cause crashes
• Weather cancellations for Thursday Jan. 19
• A message from our friends at Siena Heights: MCCC full-time employees, here's a...
• Iron Coffins rebuilding clubhouse after cave-in
• This weekend's Dance Through Time joins present to past
• Check out the newly designed Lifelong Learning schedule! What's YOUR favorite M...
• Late Night Catechism 3 is coming to the La-Z-Boy Center on Jan. 27 at 7:30 p.m....
• Major Muskrat a 'magnet' to push interest in history
• Temperance man to face charges after eluding police
• Hit-and-run victim dragged under car
• Zorn gets nod during State of the State
• Area lawmakers react to Gov. Snyder speech
• Flooding closing Temperance Road Elementary for rest of week
• Bedford Clerk Schockman dead at 62
• Old Triangle Lunch building razed for parking
• Monroe City Council extends medical marijuana moratorium
• Police searching for driver in fatal hit-and-run
• Vehicle strikes Rockwood Post Office
• I-75 reopened
• Pawn shop owner ‘devastated' over losses
• Car slams into Dundee wall
• Monroe home to five Miss Michigans
• Lifelong Learning...
• Despite cuts, area master gardener program strong
• Monroe council may extend medical marijuana moratorium
• She felt like she won
• Wertenberger misses Miss America, but had earned early honors
• A Pageant Party to Support Elizabeth
• MHS hockey game canceled: some accused of drinking at tourney
• Wertenberger wins Duke award
• Majority leader talks up Michigan
• Lambertville Kroger to get makeover
• Dear Monroe County: dispatches from the Las Vegas support team
• Elizabeth Wertenberger earns Duke of Edinburgh Award
• MHS cancels hockey game Saturday
• Richardville talks Michigan
• 40 miles in the cold in his grandma's memory
• Bogus bills continue to be circulated in the region
• Red Cross collects 8,800 pints in county
• Vensel re-elected Monroe school board president
• Dundee students send Miss Michigan luck
• Area will see snow, but it still doesn't seem like winter
• Elizabeth Wertenberger makes top 3 for Miss America Quality of Life award
• Area wetlands to be restored
• AG arrests Flat Rock sergeant
• Sewer project moving ahead for Whiteford
• Proposal for Custer National Monument and Museum seeks to boost tourism
• MCCC TO HONOR DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. WITH TWO-DAY CELEBRATION SUNDAY AND MON...
• While it isn’t definite, state may rework Monroe St. next year
• Duffey re-elected chairman
• Almost two dozen vehicles damaged
• Director pleads guilty in theft
• Search for new library director set to begin
• Schockman in ICU after 2nd transplant
• Petersburg woman accused of ATM thefts
• Local family split as to who should win the Lions-Saints game
• Evaluation ordered for murder suspect
• 3 pets perish in house fire
• Miss Michigan named a finalist on Miss America community service award
• Monroe teen’s actions help save man from heart attack
• Bedford residents angry about possible privatization
• Miss Michigan named a finalist on Miss America community service award
• Target Steel expanding, adding 15 new jobs
• Soldier's bike stolen from porch
• Pawn shop closing costs victims thousands
• Documentary on Custer debuts Sunday at RRCA
• County board eyes strategic planning workshop
• Unemployment rate falls to 3 1/2-year low
• Whiteford seeking input on sinking fund
• Scammers offering medical card to seniors
• Couple’s firstborn is first baby of new year
• City council welcomes two members
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• County board returns officers
• Man held in Petersburg pizzeria theft
• Birkey to hold office at Farm Bureau
• Ready to do your taxes? Consider a few things first
• Is Iowa too important? Local leaders say yes
• Miss Michigan pageant bound and competition ready
• Residents try to let grief go with balloon release
• Local man missing since Dec. 23
• Top local stories for Monroe County
• No confirmed cases of flu here
• New Year's Day high wind advisory in Monroe
• Top local stories for Monroe County
• No confirmed cases of flu here
• Local veterans can catch free ride to VA hospital
• News of Monroe Sears closing met with dismay
• Sears at Mall of Monroe on closing list
• First, Monroe family has fire. Then, thieves swoop in
• Local people say they are adapting to changes in Catholic Mass
• Adjustments to improve service at Bedford library
• Woman, 2 dogs safe in Ida Township fire
• Two local men arrested for firing shotgun in Newport
• Federal funding hold stalls Detroit Beach seawall
• Achauer charged with open murder, accused of strangling ex-wife
• Video shows man in wild chase with stolen cop car
• 2011 Monroe County weather: wacky and soggy
• Chase suspect awaits arraignment
• Fire damages house on Franklin
• Drunk drivers being targeted across county, state
• County officer has spent a lifetime in the skies
• No bond for suspect accused of strangling ex-wife
• Strangled woman once married to suspect in her murder
• Flat Rock decorating winners announced
• Painted gym tribute recognizes longtime Mason basketball coach
• State warns against schemes targeting investors
• Holiday to cause closings, change in hours
• Crime reports from across the area this week
• Local students show they care as they share spirit of season
• Suspect charged with open murder in Frenchtown Township case
• Bedford library closing for upgrades
• Richardville's film bill now law
• Local impact of new EPA pollution rule unclear
• Tigers' mascot Paws visits students at Waterloo Elementary
• Monroe woman dead after being strangled
• Parole for child molester denied again
• South county water bills to rise in 2012
• Whiteford considers ‘true law enforcement'
• Monroe movie house among first to go digital
• Dreaming of a white Christmas? Keep dreaming
• Rain dampens but doesn't stall area tree farm sales
• City of Monroe okays bridge, parking lot project funds
• Mother, daughter dedicated to spreading cheer
• Fire destroys shed, two homes
• County road budget at final stage; big changes in 2012?
• Area homes shine with the season
• Power plants face decisions similar to Luna Pier's Whiting plant
• Monroe middle school phones out
• Monroe man charged with 12 counts of child pornography
• Re-enactors show how War of 1812 soldiers braved cold winters
• Shedding light on new bulb rules
• Whiteford Township debating role, duties of its constables
• Lamb disqualification only exception to 4-H's successful year
• Slippery roads causing minor accidents
• Whiteford celebrates a night of music at "Cabaret'
• Macomb St. bridge southbound lane to remain closed
• Gerdau Steel details second expansion of Monroe mill
• A police lineup: 150 years of service now missing at Monroe
• Farmers urge protection for environment, wildlife
• Judge exceeds guidelines in assault
• A new Fermi? Residents speak out
• Learning Bank will continue through January
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• Smokestack teardown stalled
• A career among the stars
• County to discuss museum plan
• Monroe Publishing moves to outside printing firm, updated look for Evening News
• ‘March' bridges for readers Civil War, ‘Little Women'
• Community progress report offered
• Commission on Aging again battles provider
• Comments sought on Fermi 3 plan
• Lincoln, Christiancy to fall
• County adds names of four deceased servicemen to memorial
• Board votes to demolish Christiancy, Lincoln
• Plant to continue nature programs
• Effort to recall Richardville from state Senate stalls
• Company defends use of contractor
• Pickets posted at Gerdau mill expansion
• Birkey starting “new” job, but has same duties
• Commissioner says more work to be done on plan
• State police corruption not yet complete
• Fighting to save Christiancy
• Wreaths Across America offers a seasonal salute
• Fundraiser paints the downtown red
• Monroe woman celebrates a century of life
• American-made Christmas elusive
• Christmas tree ornaments can be treasured keepsakes
• Local ‘Relay’ events hit milestones
• Southbound lanes of Macomb St. bridge closed
• Ceremony set for war dead from area
• Flat Rock okays new pact with firefighters
• Fair earns profit
• Ward off holiday thieves with common sense, vigilance
• Madrigal dinner turns 30
• Deputies get defense tips from Ultimate Fighting Champion
• Road preservation a ‘losing battle'
• Flood damages total about $300,000
• Dean-Douglas light full go
• Stolen historic cannon recovered
• Water safe to drink in flood aftermath
• 'Day of Infamy' remembered
• Police corruption hearing continues
• Monroe lawyer says he thinks he knows who bombed his vehicle
• Update: Warrant issued in Frenchtown dog killer case
• Woman arrested after car chase
• Officials still assessing flood damage
• New chief is pioneer
• Dog dies after being fed needles
• City council grants pay raises to top staff members
• Police have suspect in dog, needle case
• Dundee Post Office still closed from flood
• Flood woes mount; woman loses furnace
• Deputy drain official Thompson to take top post
• W. Elm remains closed
• Ida's parade lights up the night
• ‘Twilight's' Booboo Stewart entertains Ida crowd
• Ida's parade lights up the night
• Flood waters recede; Dundee, Monroe start process of drying out
• M-50 bridge could reopen tonight
• M-50 bridge could reopen tonight
• Luna Pier knew this was coming
• Whiting plant shutdown timetable set
• Kids get kick out of ‘Shop with Hero'
• Ida Festival to debut theme song; Parade of Lights at 7 p.m. in Ida
• Three charged with multiple felonies
• Three held in burglaries
• 3 suspected burglars named
• Dundee Baptist offers aid to flood victims
• Flat Rock basements flood
• Divers to inspect closed M-50 bridge in Dundee
• La-Z-Boy reports higher sales, earnings
• City to provide special refuse pickups for residents
• Dundee classes canceled
• Veterans Park, W. Elm Ave. latest to close due to water
• No parishes to close here, but mergers planned
• Monroe woman dead after train-car crash
• Floodwaters close M-50 bridge in Dundee, Monroe YMCA
• Elementary school staff decorating trees
• Reminder to current and future students: December 5 is the tuition and fees paym...
• Train-car fatal victim identified
• Dundee Village officials to distribute sandbags Thursday
• Five seek job as drain commissioner job
• Frenchtown Villa streets under water
• Friday kicks off Christmas in Ida Festival
• Road commission ready to battle winter
• A break in the downpours, then snow showers
• ‘We lost everything,' local flood victims say
• 2011 one of the wettest years on record
• Local chapter committed to maintaining services despite a few losses
• Monroe native quick with answers on ‘Jeopardy!’
• Rain, rain today -- snow later?
• Numerous donation drives being held throughout Monroe County
• Big changes planned for 2012 county jam
• Dogs turned over to rescue operation
• Stores appreciate 'buy local' message of Small Business Saturday
• County Chronicles
• Candle ignites blaze; 2 escape home safely
• Petersburg house damaged in Saturday afternoon fire
• Schools making money by shipping trash to firm
• Milan girl, 15, part of Lions' halftime show
• Samaria tree lighting brightens holiday season
• Shoppers snatch up Black Friday deals
• Man to stand trial for dismembering neighbor
• Monroe native to appear on ‘Jeopardy!'
• County's latest centenarian credits hard work
• Monroe firefighters serve 750 meals to needy
• Colpaert retiring as library director
• Monroe to get four more motor carrier officers
• Businesses come to aid of woman who needed roof
• Arson possible cause of barn fire
• LaSalle farm busy raising small herd of turkeys for Thanksgiving
• Looney, Denison among Carlson Hall of Fame inductees
• Monroe firefighters continue their Thanksgiving Eve dinner tradition
• Man drowns in creek
• Driver, aide quit after student, 15, was left on Monroe school bus
• Frenchtown Township balloon drop is Friday
• Forcast for Monroe youth, 13: He'll be a weather writer
• Carleton police chase leads to arrest
• Thanksgiving holiday to cause closings
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• Man rescues neighbor from fire
• Road commission seeks Dundee permit for operations
• Local reality TV stars
• Float winners in parade announced
• Short agenda for city council
• Faithful follower: 90-year-old member of same church his entire life
• Orchard business burglarized
• Woman experiences Great Recession's rollercoaster ride
• Monroe man has become medical pioneer
• Characters, music fill Monroe parade
• Items taken from home, shed
• Monroe St. to close today for parade
• Rep. Zorn has plan to deal with bullying
• Local guests vamp it up at ‘Twilight' wedding
• Woman's mission is to keep neighborhood tidy
• Ohioan sentenced in killing of ex-Lambertville man
• Newport first-grader chosen to ride with Santa
• Morning fire destroys Raisinville garage
• Man sentenced in stabbing death of former resident
• Conner won't be prosecuted in complaint
• City parking improvements pact okayed
• Maybee man dies in crash
• Erie resident faces federal fraud charge
• Armed robbers hit area party stores
• The skinny of it
• Former Luna Pier housing commission leader charged in federal court
• Attempted robbery suspect injured in crash
• Whiteford board debates future of constables
• County: Museum funded for 7 months
• Flat Rock mulls impact of levy passing
• Berlin quarry seeks expansion
• Monroe rings in the holidays Saturday
• Phone book recycling starts
• Maybee road work to finish this week
• It's that time again: Hunters hit the woods
• Erie, LaSalle discuss Rauch repairs
• Erie wants speed study
• Walk for Warmth money comes in for those who need it
• River Raisin battlefield can be part of larger area attraction
• Missing man hospitalized
• Battlefield, historical vision up to the community
• Authorities looking for missing Monroe man
• Rally raises funds, awareness of anti-bullying program
• Stuff the Bus donation drive feeds a need
• Dundee couple celebrate their Native-American ancestry
• Model Train Depot goes full steam ahead into holidays
• Outgoing IDC president reflects on agency's trials, triumphs
• Michigan Police seek info on hit-and-run crash near Monroe Applebee's
• Manor youths thank those who served
• Students learn about safe surfing
• Milan dedicates Wall of Honor
• Man guilty in slaying of officer
• Milestones, events mark 11-11-11
• Dundee graduate, Penn State alum: Sex abuse case 'sickening'
• Some Monroe County residents have special reason to mark 11-11-11
• Home invasions spike; burglar sought
• Drunk driver gets 10 to 22 years in prison for causing girl’s death
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• Three local Catholic schools to reorganize
• William Morris steps down as economic development agency chief
• Lloyd Carr talks to local students about sportsmanship
• Preparation key to college application process
• Monroe school board adopts anti-bullying policy
• Pit bull case returned to initial judge
• Mom murdered 2 children by torching trailer
• Incumbent mayoral candidate Robert Clark: 'I'm a detail person'
• Ottawa Lake stabe hosts horse show to benefit St. Jude
• Ottawa lake stable hosts horse show to benefit St. Jude
• Trial ordered in deathof billiards player from Milan
• Allen appointed bishop designate
• Train strikes unoccupied vehicle
• Double-lane closure on I-75 near Sterns through weekend
• Erin Reis steps in as the new executive director for the Humane Society
• Ansel leaving Erie police force for Dundee
• ‘Towels for Veterans’ campaign begins
• Fermi guard shoots foot
• Man on bicycle killed on Telegraph
• Man hurt in mobile home fire
• Learning Bank gets interim funding
• Four women receive awards for saving puppy
• Corruption hearing to continue in December
• Bicyclist, 52, struck, killed on Telegraph
• Man suffers smoke inhalation in Frenchtown fire
• Lt. Davis' ex-wife testifies in police corruption case
• State Rep. Zorn wants to give counties options
• South county builder, business leader Tom Huner, 61, dies
• Police corruption hearing continues, but far from over
• Woman hit, killed in front of her home retrieving mail
• Woman retrieving mail hit by car, killed
• Bedford builder Tom Huner dies
• Woman struck by vehicle
• Olson supports Snyder's message
• Police corruption case: Nude photos, other items missing from house after raid
• Radio station license, equipment sold
• County will not pursue dog case appeal
• Witnesses said receipts for seized goods were falsified
• MBT reports third-quarter profit
• Day 2 of police corruption hearing concludes
• Woman, 87, killed in crash
• Spartan steel plant worker dies of injuries
• Monroe bank wins state community service award
• Jackman gets federal funds for repairs
• Police corruption hearing underway
• Ohio murder suspect kills self in Luna Pier motel
• Monroe man wins $153,608 in Mason fundraiser
• Monroe man wins Mason jackpot
• Murder suspect kills self
• Possible weapon confiscated from county jail inmate
• Driver from I-275 rollover accident located
• Beat the post-summer blues
• Police at Luna Pier Super 8
• Keg buyers beware: New beer law on tap
• Booboo Stewart to perform at Christmas in Ida Festival
• Pet dog survives throat slashing
• No one hurt in 2 rollovers
• County's Young Marines get their day in spotlight
• Ruling to euthanize pit bulls overturned
• School staff rescues puppy left for dead
• Break-in at Monroe jewelry store
• Sex offender sweep in action
• MGU says heating bills might be lower
• Public safety hot topic
• New Ford pact to aid Flat Rock auto plant
• Berlin Township home invasion suspect caught
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• Suspect arrested in home invasion
• Nine candidates speak during forum
• Suspect search continues
• Only one card left in raffle with jackpot of $130,000
• Civil War Monument gets city council nod
• Roof, exterior of historic Flat Rock home finished
• Monroe candidate forum tonight
• MHS to host final area homecoming
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• MCCC dedicates new welding center
• Monroe looking for War of 1812 bicentennial events coordinator
• Prevailing wage pact wins city approval
• Police: Man made girl, 9, ‘designated driver'
• RIBBON CUT ON NEW WELDING CENTER AT MCCC MONROE, Mich. – Today, officials mark...
• Ida class shows its patriotism
• Erie Township planning for 185th anniversary
• Rain cancels bed race; donations still sought
• Study urges busing changes
• Bed race canceled
• Croquet and camaraderie: Friendly tournament gives men chance to bond
• Ex-chief of Monroe Schools dead at 64
• Census numbers surprising, somber
• Large rock found for memorial at West County Park
• Driving the Chevy Volt
• Former Monroe superintendent dies
• ‘I Love Lucy' marks 60th anniversary today
• Downtown streets closed Sunday for Bed Race to Aid Kids
• Boy Scouts gather at battlefield park to work on merit badges
• Two Monroe cousins deployed overseas meet up by chance at airport
• ‘I Love Lucy' marks 60th anniversary today
• Woman recounts desperate swim to save life after falling overboard
• Frenchtown water user rates going up
• Helping 800 local families
• Holiday Parade has new day, time
• Robbery suspect targeted same gas station years ago
• Four taken into custody
• Child molester from Bedford granted parole
• ‘Constant bullying' leads Ida board member to quit
• Four schools celebrating homecoming
• Worker charged with embezzling
• River Raisin part of EPA's efforts to dredge Great Lakes waterways
• Police searching for Maybee armed robbery suspect
• Man sentenced in crash that killed teen
• Drug shortage puts pet health in danger
• Support for bridge ‘getting closer'
• City candidate forum next week
• Bob Evans restaurant on N. Dixie closing soon
• WHITMAN CENTER CELEBRATES 20 YEARS OF SERVICE MONROE – Twenty years after Monro...
• MCCC TO HOLD WORKSHOP FOR PEOPLE INTERESTED IN USING SOLAR POWER MONROE – The...
• Carleton man killed in Ohio crash last week
• Police looking for burglars
• Milan building Veterans Wall of Honor
• Work on Telegraph north of Flat Rock causing traffic woes
• Councilwoman moves to house within city
• Bed race organizers want to add teams to event
• Work starts to broaden Web service
• Pressing cider a family fall tradition
• Erie Township planning 185th anniversary celebration
• PBS documentary puts War of 1812, River Raisin battle into perspective
• Temperance woman swims to shore after falling from boat
• Yes, those strips of paper for perfume have a name — and a precise process to make them
• Habitat for Humanity tackles its most challenging project
• Ida Schools looks to combat bullying with new support group
• Three accuse patient of inappropriate conduct
• ‘These things take time': Car-bombing investigators seek more help from public
• Harsh winter forecast for region
• Lenawee County league to add 2 more schools
• 29 retailers cited in tobacco sting
• Girls hosting pancake breakfast for homeless
• A closer look at Custer
• Man booked in child sex case
• Man struck on M-50
• A chance on the big screen
• Man on bike struck by vehicle
• Milan home invasion ‘not a random act of violence’
• Man holds up city gas station
• Suspects sought in early morning home invasion
• Two Firefighters of Year honored
• Third man sentenced in investment scam
• Most area schools lose population in first count day
• Keeping kids healthy through participation and practice
• Did you love Lucy, too?
• Divorce case links lawyer, violence
• Police Release Robber Video
• Two arrested in pot-growing case
• Temperance woman killed in Arkansas crash
• A host of homecomings this week
• Famous Steeler chips in for Ida
• Teens suspected in crime spree
• Police find councilwoman lives outside city limits
• Hoskins appointed as fire chief
• GEMA okays being under national pact
• 'Pothole Killers' stunned by condition of Samaria Rd.
• Three area veterans visit war monuments with Honor Flight
• Summerfield Township property owner: ‘Let's be fair'
• Hoskins recommended for city fire chief
• Grandmother critical, 4 other family members hurt in I-75 accident
• 5 hurt in Erie crash
• A look into the life of Libbie Custer
• Police blotter
• Why a car bomb? Police consider motives, scenarios, suspects
• La-Z-Boy to be featured on new Travel Channel show
• St. Patrick Federal Credit Union closing, merging holdings today
• Road rage boiling over Exeter Rd.
• Lesow campaign nears $20,000
• Temperance man sentenced for fraud
• Carleton power outage affects hundreds
• Helping stop pot: Police uprooting marijuana stashes in secluded spots
• Fermi's emergency teams get more time
• Lantern Tours has pre-War of 1812 focus
• Carleton credit union closing
• Flu clinics open to public Monday
• Site plan review still on hold for Summerfield Township land
• Funnel cloud spotted in Temperance
• Huron, SMCC, Milan ready for Homecoming events
• President urges students to get higher education in address
• Car in ditch in Bedford Township
• Tornado warning canceled
• Car crash in Whiteford Township
• County looking for museum grants
• County's jobless rate drops almost 1 percent
• E. First St. railroad crossing to close
• ISD wants DARE to stay in schools
• Couple helping restore Petersburg cemetery
• Police probe domestic dispute
• ‘Pothole Killers’ hired by road commission
• Milan man sentenced for fatal crash
• Layoff meant to conserve museum cash
• Smaller post offices on the chopping block
• Student stabbed during fight at park in Ida
• Stabbing in Ida
• Board considers retiree health care issues
• Conservation practices tour slated Oct. 6
• MCCC hosts 25th anniversary show
• County cuts museum director
• Car bombing investigation going ‘well’
• Football is "getting back to life as normal"
• Neighborhood Watch group taking off in Monroe
• Spillson's rice pudding breaking into new markets with new look
• 10 rules for playing fair with coupons
• House suffers minor fire damage
• Bombing evidence sent to lab
• Chappell issues statement
• Good stewards
• Traffic headaches continue in county
• Short stack is DTE Energy’s tall order
• Marine’s memory saluted
• Dundee man charged with growing pot
• Tony's Coney razed for new store
• A call for peace
• Pot seized for second time in Milan
• Investigators narrow focus on bomb suspects
• Airport has homecoming
• St. Michael principal: 'These are tough kids'
• Car bomb investigation points toward two men
• 911 call: ‘My car blew up'
• Dundee road meeting tonight
• Attorney general discusses marijuana laws
• Drawing determines election
• Authorities zero in on Monroe car bomb suspect
• Lawyer has diverse practice
• Public calling in tips in car bomb case
• “They are bleeding”
• Area attorney, sons injured in car blast
• Judge allows visitation to dogs
• Drawing held to decide village elections
• Shift change irks Dundee workers
• Bedford clerk gets liver transplant
• Whiteford water district created
• City employees to start paying into health care fund
• Teens questioned about indecent exposure
• Man naked in his yard observed by kids
• City won’t take action in councilwoman’s residency issue
• Abuse alleged in dog case
• City taking no action on Conner's residence
• Lamb owner wins appeal
• New look for an old house
• Drawing to decide three village tie votes
• Will ISD run Head Start program?
• Four from Windhaven assist veterans at WW II memorial
• Motorcylist hurt in crash
• It's Civil War Day in Monroe
• Battling water infections in Monroe
• From Monroe to the movies
• It's Civil War Day in Monroe
• Deputies seize $25,000 in pot from Milan corn fields
• Monroe County flu clinics to open soon
• Monroe native introduces Obama at Labor Day rally
• ‘Hurricane dog’ saved
• Pig dies in fire that destroys barn, camper
• Farm Bureau chastises road commission
• Ottawa Lake author finds ‘focus' in life
• ‘Pothole Killers' may attempt to patch parts of Samaria Rd.
• iPads give Whiteford students new kinds of lessons
• City firefighters ratify contract toward ‘a common goal' with police
• Fair board says 4-H lamb owner should be reinstated
• Higher test standards cause concern among local educators
• Six face drug charges after house raid
• Bluebush-Rhinehart accident details unknown
• Vogel new Bedford wrestling coach
• 6 in jail after drug raid
• Village election turnout light
• City seeks direction on candidate complaint
• Museum to host Civil War Day
• Disband historical commission idea called ‘silly' by board member
• Lamb appeal comes before the fair board
• Village races decided in area elections
• Fair board to hear appeal from disqualified lamb owner
• Great Pumpkin Weighoff set for Dundee Oct. 1
• Marks named state’s Agricultural Promoter of Year
• Engineer: Raisinville Rd. work on schedule
• Fire damages city house
• Hospital requiring employee flu shots
• Four villages to hold elections Tuesday
• Cole Rd. store robbed
• Two apprehended after attempted Ida break-in
• Celebrating a Catholic tradition
• Remembering 9/11
• Woman dies while walking across Telegraph
• Party store robbery leads to chase, crash
• Ida Party Store robbery foiled
• Judge dismisses pollution case at DTE plant
• Residents reflect on 9/11
• ‘We need to pray ... and never forget' 9/11
• Prayer shawls offer hope and healing
• Community gathers to remember 9/11
• Judge dismisses case over pollution at Monroe Power Plant
• Tonight's 9/11 ceremonies moved inside
• From college student to the streets to death riding a bike at night
• Jefferson High war hero honored
• Councilwoman Conner's residency in city challenged
• Three file to run for mayor of Monroe
• Hero honored at Jefferson football game
• Three want to be Monroe's mayor
• A year of supplies
• No suspects identified in suspicious cases
• Board sets weekend workshop
• Flat Rock School enrollment, needy families up
• Flat Rock to close streets for festival
• County hosting events marking 9/11 anniversary
• Telegraph to be reduced to one lane in Flat Rock for drain work
• Cancer not deterring new Dundee superintendent
• Ventower gets first job
• City council postpones decision on drainage problems
• Bridge grant could save jobs
• Suspicious man taking photos of kids
• Hunters flock to pheasant farm
• Lanes on I-75 to be reduced Wednesday
• Tickets for Pheasants Forever auctions
• Four questions: Connie Carroll, United Way of Monroe County
• Huron Township eyes recycling changes
• Pedestrian dies of injuries
• Two WWII veterans travel to D.C.
• City clerk pay cut recommended
• County observes National Preparedness Month
• Two WWII veterans travel to D.C.
• Power still out for 500
• 2,000 DTE customers out of service
• A Medication Take Back event ensures unused and expired prescription drugs are properly destroyed.
• Monroe celebrates labor on this holiday weekend and rededicated the renovated Labor History Museum.
• Overseas soldier view birth of son via Skype
• Robbery suspect killed by Ohio police was from Bedford
• Man shot by Toledo police was Bedford resident
• Area is getting new heart lab
• Local cancer center numbers growing
• Classic characters come to life at Sterling School
• Dragnet in cornfield comes up empty; robbery suspect escapes
• Search ends for robbery suspect
• Milan woman, Fulbright scholar, studies in China
• Top 4-H lamb disqualified after testing
• Being a cop and a fireman
• Man dead after standoff with police
• Standoff over; suspect dead
• Motorcycle victim identified
• Teachers hear horror stories of bullying
• Plastics firm expanding in Frenchtown Township
• Motorcyclist killed on I-75
• Woman hit by car on Telegraph
• Teen, 18, killed; brother injured
• N. Monroe St. open at Mall Rd.
• Video: Fire behind Mac Steel
• Bank robber suspect here
• Woman caught after 4-hour search
• County board’s Sisk running for mayor of Monroe to get city ‘back on the right track’
• Vincents to be honored for cemetery restoration work
• Fermi evacuation plans needing an update?
• Bedford clerk takes medical leave
• Bedford clerk on medical leave
• Melee in apartment hallway
• School of rock
• Flat Rock averts layoff of city firefighter
• 3,400 young pot plants seized
• Bedford Township clerk awaiting liver transplant
• For organist, a journey of 70 years
• Cold cases: still waiting for justice
• Jam ‘beyond our expectations'
• Rib Off winners named
• Jam ‘beyond our expectations'
• Former resident has fond memories of House page program
• Not your everyday genealogist
• Charges filed in case of remains found in suitcase
• Coach Bill McCartney brings Promise Keepers to Monroe
• Local volunteers to aid in hurricane recovery
• Ida next stop for back-to-school series of immunization clinics
• Successful police-fire cross-training to result in bonuses
• Huron's new field ready for opening
• County jobless rate rose in July
• Dundee stacks toppled
• Monroe police approve contract
• Once again, playing under the lights at Airport
• La-Z-Boy sees improved first quarter
• School year starts for some area students
• Gibraltar victim's remains found in suspect's apartment
• SUV hits deer; Petersburg teen killed
• Museum future up in the air
• Continued donations needed to bring LIFE to life
• Bullying: ‘A lot of pain going on'
• Suspected bank robber could fight extradition from Ohio
• Monroe Farmers Market a popular spot
• Back to School for Monroe - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Jury hung in murder trial
• Bank robber suspect caught
• Milan man turns interest into business opportunity
• Reward offered in shooting case
• Parking, traffic rerouted during construction at Milan Schools
• Weekend bank robber has robbed before, police say
• Central Dispatch not releasing accident details
• A recap of the first 50 winners of Miss Monroe County
• Museum to take new plan to board
• Vandals hit property, vehicles
• New scholarship named
• Multimedia agency opens in Monroe to provide marketing and promotional services for area businesses
• Althaus captures Miss Monroe County
• Tara Althaus crowned 50th Miss Monroe County
• Tara Ann Althaus named Miss Monroe County 2011
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• Candidates lining up
• Bank robbed twice in six-month span
• Bedford bank robbed
• After 41 years steeped in education, Chris Butler is taking a September vacation
• Remains of woman identified
• After 41 years steeped in education, Chris Butler is taking a September vacation
• Bedford residents talk about road tax plan
• A century of customers: Carleton Hotel holds big celebration today
• Shift seen locally in housing market
• Fireman sues chief, Monroe Township
• Volunteers fill backpacks for school kids who need supplies
• Woman's remains found in suitcase
• Stabbing investigated
• Man says he was struck, stabbed by intruders
• Driver found wandering along tracks
• Area man among group riding across U.S. in velomobiles
• Outdoor dining in Bedford: End it or amend it
• Wilson named Outstanding Teen
• Fewer regional schools meet standards
• Next step in Whiteford: a water district
• Area districts set for board elections
• Scooter gives partially paralyzed Flat Rock soldier more mobility
• Bedford proposing to update outdoor restaurant ordinance
• First public safety officers in Monroe approved by city council
• Fackelman makes bond, released
• First Senior Games being held this week
• Family tries to turn grief into lesson
• Milan's Relay returning to Wilson Park
• New leaders for United Way campaign
• Jackpot winner thought he was victim of prank
• Bedford High School shows off its ‘Mule Muscle' with new weight room
• Central dispatch activates sirens, but not all worked
• Kenny G wows the crowd in downtown Monroe
• E. Elm Ave. road work completed just in time
• School supply donations needed this week
• Monroe man wins $166,000 jackpot
• 5 questions for Kenny G
• Police blotter: Disoriented man hospitalized
• Documentary details area soldier's life and death
• Group effort for jazz fest produces group benefits
• Quatro's closed after three decades
• Trial in '67 death of Ohio girl under way
• Kevin Everett: Faith Speaks Saturday, September 10 Tickets: $10 Go to www....
• Kenny G: A coup comes true
• River Raisin Jazz Festival schedule
• ‘... You lose some': Fackelman bond set at $250,000
• Region sets record for consecutive 80-degree days
• Bullet grazes man's arm
• Rauch Rd. paving starts
• Judge issues $250,000 bond for Fackelman
• Counterfeit suspects fail to post bond, remain jailed
• Insurance office robbery suspect still jailed
• Whiteford paying more for road job
• Museum plan: wait and see
• Group raising funds to open dog park
• Wind tower plant hailed as green asset
• Officials dedicate Ventower Industries
• Federal award to boost food, shelter programs
• New principal in charge at Orchard Center
• Counterfeit bills confiscated
• Two sex offenders arrested
• Dance, small animal sale wrap up 4-H week at the fair
• Fair in top 3 for attendance
• Funny money found in trash — with evidence
• Panel looks to extend museum tax
• Trial in 1967 Toledo murder to start
• Register Now! Classes start August 25!
• Former 4-H'er incorporates love of fair into wedding day
• Scrapbook found in foreclosed house provides snapshot of the Great Depression
• Livestock sale tops '10 take
• Fair attendance a little behind last year's pace
• 4-H small animal sale sets record
• Body recovered near beach
• Top lamb at fair goes for $27 a pound
• Jazz festival will close some streets
• Truckapalooza! Monster trucks wow the crowd
• Champion steer gets $6.50 a pound
• Pork chops are expensive at fair's 4-H large animal auction
• Parents grieve over loss of son
• Ace jackpot grows to $165,000
• Fugitive apprehended
• Free entertainment at two fair locations
• Road millage makes Bedford ballot
• Robbery suspect to be charged
• Woman, 20, gets 275 days for fatal crash
• From first runner-up to Homemaker honor
• Buell claims fourth milk cow title
• Inmate still on loose after escaping from dormitory jail
• 4-H crowns new royalty
• Robbery suspect in custody
• Racing lawnmowers? You bet
• Guard recruiter winner in goat-milking contest
• Flat Rock auto auction closed; hundreds of jobs lost
• Couple, oldest man repeat as fair Senior Day champions
• Police searching for man in robbery attempt
• Straub, Kish recognized for years of volunteer service to fair
• Geiman has top steer at fair
• Former 4-H exhibitor visits fair — from Turkey
• A little luck, a lot of mud of demolition derby
• Teen struck crossing street, killed by semi hauling gravel
• Raffle jackpots grow
• Gator show wrangles up big crowds
• 4-H horse showing canceled at fair
• Chapman has grand champion hog
• Teen struck, killed by gravel truck
• Dierks delivers
• Police blotter
• New MHS principal to greet fairgoers
• Bedford Township may put millage on ballot to fix roads
• Program honors those who served
• The college will be holding a FACTS Tuition Payment Plan Demonstration in front...
• Top lamb chosen
• Fair history museum opens
• Bands, color guard and tractors
• Dog show delights fairgoers in first day
• Wells picked top lamb showman; museum dedicated
• Temperance woman killed in boating accident
• 5 fast fair facts
• Martha Barker Country Store to be open during fair week
• Priest: God heals via sacred relics
• Judges select top rabbits at fair
• Flair for Renaissance-era clothing fuels man's creativity
• Winning entry in 4-H Team Inventions contest to be displayed
• Pickers & Shredders Guitar Contest makes a return
• Christian radio host to be at fair 3 days
• Hunters for summer jobs boost county’s unemployment rate
• Growing to give: Lennard family launching effort to help feed needy families
• Detroit man drowns at KOA
• Detroit man drowns at KOA
• Supreme Court allows new trial for Fackelman
• Possible drowning at KOA Campground
• Bank robbery suspect sought
• Drunk driver sentenced to 10 to 15 years in death
• Former funeral home director Prochnow gets jail time
• Rally draws dog supporters and lovers
• Storm knocks out power, floods streets
• Police identify crash victim; driver drunk
• Paved pit area, better lighting latest improvements to grounds
• Shooting sports 4-H winners
• Monroe County Fair section
• “Crossing of America” campaign stops in Monroe
• Algae blooms along county's Lake Erie shoreline
• Man killed in northern part of county when car hits tree
• A lucky winner could get an estimated $100,000
• Weather key element for fair visitors
• 4-H Team Inventions contest tonight
• Man logs 10,000 miles without leaving home
• Group says it will appeal order to euthanize pit bulls
• Suspect in car arson at mobile home park suffered burns to hands and face
• Work starting on new food pantry
• NO EMERGENCY: City advises residents of bacteria in water
• Road commission deal with firm likely dead
• Police looking for burglar
• Local rider earns gold at championships in Kentucky
• MBT reports second-quarter loss
• Flat Rock tables outsourcing plan again
• Books-A-Million coming to mall
• Dingell: 'put aside partisan bickering'
• The FALL SEMESTER 2011 PAYMENT DEADLINE is August 8. Students registering prior to August 8 have until then to pay tuition and fees. Beginning August 8, payment is due at the time of registration.
• Man stabbed in apartment melee
• Vanity PL8RATE rising
• One arrested after fight, stabbing in Woodland Beach
• Two bikes collide; man critical
• Deputies investigating early morning stabbing in Frenchtown
• Surgical center up and operating
• New Miss Michigan from Monroe County gets a hero's welcome
• Supermarket window smashed, nothing taken
• Storm slows heat wave a bit
• Severe weather alert posted for region
• MCCC receives $100,000 grant
• A magical night for two of the fans of the wizard Harry Potter
• E. Elm Ave. resurfacing job continues
• MCCC cuts funding for Monroe Schools’ radio station, 97.5 FM
• Flat Rock tables decision on outsourcing part of its custodial service
• Dealing with the heat
• Airport okays finance plan to save more than a million dollars on bond issue
• Fugitive arrested in South Rockwood
• No records, more heat
• MCCC to host info session Tuesday on new renewable energy courses. See the link for all the details.
• Mercury hits century mark
• Library program gives kids passport to the world
• Gunshots fired into home narrowly miss man, 5-year-old son
• Charge filed in crash that killed teen
• DTE wants to extend Fermi 2 license
• DTE wants to renew license
• Great story about MCCC!
• Two suspected robbers fleeing Toledo nabbed in Monroe
• City still probing water problem
• Monroe native strives to help children in third world countries
• W. Elm Ave. closed for rail work
• Whiteford opens new office
• Cyclist's injuries apparently caused by tumble
• Elementary summer class canceled Thursday
• Salvation Army opens cooling center
• Elementary summer class canceled Thursday
• Thousands still without power this morning
• Heat wave continues, air quality alert in effect
• Heat wave continues, air quality alert in effect
• Monroe man killed in crash on I-75
• Monroe man killed in crash on I-75
• $250,000 bond for dragging suspect
• $250,000 bond for dragging suspect
• Woman a 'tremendous' advocate for Holiday Camp
• Woman a 'tremendous' advocate for Holiday Camp
• Player drafted by Hurricanes thanks city for ice arena
• Player drafted by Hurricanes thanks city for ice arena
• Do you have a vanity license plate?
• Do you have a vanity license plate?
• Boater fine after being rescued
• Vandals damage tents, toilets
• Two killed in two accidents; charges sought for one
• Teenager, 18, critically hurt
• Dragging suspect arrested; more charges are possible
• 7,000 DTE customers lose power from storm
• Uncovering a gem
• Boater fine after being rescued
• Dragging suspect arrested; more charges are possible
• Two killed in two accidents; charges sought for one
• Vandals damage tents, toilets
• Teenager, 18, critically hurt
• 4 injured in Telegraph crash
• Police arrest man who dragged detective
• Police investigating two deadly crashes on I-75
• Children removed from malodorous apartment
• 5 simple, fun outdoor games to enjoy
• Helping end child hunger is just icing on the cake
• Determined teen gets back on track despite paralysis
• Driver injured in accident; trains slowed
• Three booked in fraud scheme
• Flat Rock Family Cafe to close Tuesday
• Resurfacing of Almyra Ave. gets started
• Camp empowers girls
• Art of horsemanship
• Farmers market to mark 80 years
• Mason seeks cash to hire athletic trainer
• Magic ending with release of final Potter film
• Calley: State taking big steps toward progress
• MCCC’s recent designation by the Department of Education as having one of the lowest net prices in the country was featured today on Detroit news radio station WWJ-AM.
• Backyard surprise: a headstone
• Judge orders three pit bulls euthanized
• Samaria Rd. gets attention -- but no money
• MCCC cited for its low out-of-pocket cost
• Teenager suffers minor injuries in crash
• 3 of 4 pit bulls ordered euthanized
• FBI agents arrest Monroe Township couple
• Nearly 100 kids participating in British soccer camp
• Sheriff, county to look at expenses
• Milan man charged in fatal 2010 crash
• Hit-and-run driver loses appeal
• Dundee woman wins state homemaker title
• FBI arrests man, woman
• Downy mildew making its way into area fields again
• Glad you asked: State legislator pay and benefits
• Road deal still in the works
• Man holds up check-cashing store
• Road Unit deal still in the works
• Building deal in jeopardy
• Monroe may join forces with Ohio, Canadian cities
• Mason mulls new coach, athletic trainer position
• Zorn’s bill to be signed by governor
• Scores turn out to sign Snyder recall petitions
• Monroe County home to 4,700 pistol packers
• Milan girl wins pageant
• Census figures shows county's economy took big hit as recession gripped nation
• Timeline of events in what is now River Raisin Battlefield National Park
• Exeter residents tapping into new water lines
• Alexander to portray Custer in Lansing
• I-75 lane closures under way
• Dozens of pot plants seized
• Gibraltar Schools cuts 20 jobs
• Residents reflect on shuttle's end, NASA's future
• Lane closures planned on I-75, I-275 for work
• I-75 lane closure starts today
• Fermi passed test
• In Monroe County and in Michigan, more babies born to single women
• Players lay groundwork for improved field
• Richardville recall petition okayed
• Battlefield park expanding
• Recall petition wording okayed
• Happy birthday, Bedford
• City council hears updates on road work
• Nadeau Rd. funding in dispute
• Shih-tzu killed by roaming pit bull in Newport
• Area mobile home park settles federal bias case
• 'Suspicious' vehicle towed
• Road commission moving ahead with building plans
• Airport graduate killed in California accident
• A local expert talks about preventing childhood obesity
• Summer fun at Sterling
• Returning Marine gets a hero's welcome
• July Fourth-inspired names for eagles
• Christian Montessori preschool to open in Ottawa Lake
• Toledo man drowns at KOA
• Robbery suspects pulled over on I-75
• Kids, animals used to ‘test’ fighting dogs
• Birds saved after nests removed
• Road Watch Volunteers to clean roadsides next week
• Sex offenders required to update personal info
• Local coalition to provide backpacks for children
• Woman pleads in double fatality
• Toledo man pleads in fatal crash
• Be prepared for the massive crowd leaving Sterling State Park
• Former Luna Pier clerk charged
• N. Custer work stops for holiday
• Fire burning in out building
• Toledo scrap yard on fire
• Vote on names of DTE eagles
• Mistaken identity: Ottawa Lake man caught on surveillance camera mistaken for burglar
• Spiratex gets tax break
• MCCC approves budget
• Mason lowers pay-to-play fees
• Truck dumps load on exit ramp
• Charges expected in overpass head-on crash
• Neighbor may face charges in Monroe girl's disappearance
• Some area test scores lag state, but rise
• Local smokers say new warnings might not turn them from cigarettes
• Illegal pot investigated in Summerfield
• Principal named at Miller Elementary
• Repaving of Summit St. in Erie begins
• Pit bulls in Monroe await decision
• ‘Shocking, brutal' cases draw attention
• Commission on Aging director leaving
• Trustees feel left out, ridiculed
• Sewage plant to be improved
• Road warriors enjoy touches of home
• Meeting of the machines
• Subway robbery suspect escapes
• Cause of area water problem remains elusive
• New Miss Michigan visits former home where she volunteered for years
• Hospital hosts rare wedding for couple
• N. Custer work delayed by rains
• Spill closes I-75 for 3 hours, damages 8 cars
• New Miss Michigan visits former home where she volunteered for years
• I-75 lanes near Luna Pier Rd. now open
• Higher eduction: A focus on growth
• What's old finds a new purpose again
• Area jobless rate rose slightly
• More than a dozen fireworks shows set this summer in area
• Bedford Schools cuts $2.4 million but still in red
• Bedford schools approve deficit budget
• New Richardville recall petition hearing set
• New Huron plant gets tax break
• Monroe to host large robotics contest
• For this 100-year-old, a good attitude and lots of activity
• Triumph Academy class builds submarines
• Sex-assault suspect faces 14 charges
• Changes ahead for sports complex
• Technology policies to be examined
• Zoo bench will honor Nicholas Allore
• DTE seeks name ideas for plants' baby eagles
• Day camp activities help fill days of summer break
• City buys foreclosed property to expand park
• Man struck by car on dark road, critically hurt
• Road commission settles on new building for west county operations
• Man in custody after chase
• Ida, Paddock getting school supply donations
• Red Cross issues urgent appeal for blood donors
• Summer improvements planned for Monroe schools
• Monroe City Council to consider buying land
• The continued quest for a boat for Frenchtown
• Hospital presents humanitarian awards
• Summerfield defies the odds
• Wertenberger wins
• Power plant plans emissions experiment
• Airport proposes lowering pay-to-play
• Ride ‘em cowboys (and cowgirls)
• Third man arrested in break-in attempt
• Three suspects arrested; identified in attempted B&E
• A piece of World Trade Center towers stops in Dundee on its way to memorial
• Milan native found murdered in Indiana
• Leasing school can save liaison officer
• Students and teachers at Smith Road Elementary exchange sad goodbyes, look ahead to new futures
• Monroe man returning after assisting in Missouri
• Pit bulls’ future remains unresolved
• Dundee Relay for Life raises nearly $30,000
• Teen forms nonprofit to keep state park clean
• Pick of the chicks
• Pinching pays off: Three deputies will be reinstated
• Missing boater believed to be found
• Smith Road Elementary closes today
• Happy birthday, Old Glory
• Motorcyclist killed in crash with Cadillac at intersection
• Former commissioner Richard Petticrew dies at 73
• Good and bad news on Monroe Schools budget
• County employee cell phone and Internet policy in the works
• Monroe man killed in Monday crash
• County jam music lineup set
• Stolen crown provides lesson in kindness
• Smith Road mourns student, loss of school
• Collegian works on satellite to be launched into space
• Primed for the pageant
• Kathy and Joe Sandersen: SMCC career ‘a calling'
• Rose Nearpass: Being an educator ‘a privilege'
• Chuck Scheltema: Teacher ‘grateful for each day'
• Cancer center completed
• Dealer sees recovery of health, business as nothing short of divine intervention
• Coast Guard rescues distressed boaters
• Boy who died on field trip had heart condition
• River Raisin dredging to start soon
• Services set for Huron Township clerk
• Monroe water, sewer rates going up more than 4%
• Now is a berry good time for the region
• Tomato planters playing ‘ketchup'
• Prochnow pleads guilty in funeral case
• Fermi fuel transfer being delayed
• Bedford school board reviews $2.4 million in cuts
• Huron Township clerk found dead
• Bedford kindergartener dies on Toledo Zoo field trip
• Be prepared: Lane closures planned for I-75
• Storm cuts power, causes minor property damage
• 3 arrested in burglaries of Hi Lite
• Fire closes another restaurant
• Dundee kicks off its relay Saturday
• Estral Beach waters now safe for swimming
• Early morning storm knocks out power
• Motive sought for bomb suspect arrested in Flat Rock
• Registration for Fall Semester at MCCC is underway. Classes are filling fast, so register now for the best selection! Tuition is not due until August 8. Call (734)384-4104 or 1-877-YES-MCCC or go to www.monroeccc.edu for details.
• MCCC expects nursing accreditation despite hiccup
• Inspector: Mugsy's fire ignited under dishwasher
• Schools, kids dealing with heat
• Bobcean principal to lead Flat Rock district
• Donation will put Airport field under lights
• Tips to keep cool
• Bedford denies Whitman rezoning
• DTE outage affects 250 customers
• Rotary Club donates to Airport lights project
• Moore, Mominee to lead safety department
• Power plant smokestack to be demolished soon
• Pension tax vote spurs recall effort against Sen. Randy Richardville
• End of Mazda at AAI?
• Cafe Classics closes
• AAI to lose Mazda line
• Cafe Classics Closes
• Surviving cancer and heat
• New fire chief eyes more training, sharing
• Panel eyes Potowatomie name
• Remembering the ‘Sunday morning tornado’
• Fire guts kitchen at Mugsy’s
• Fire at Mugsy's
• County's 2 new emergency chiefs learn from recent events
• Do you remember ... the Duck Burger?
• YOU NEED TO KNOW: Estral Beach has bacteria advisory
• Fermi action on Tuesday: Don't worry, it's only a drill to test emergency response
• One grad goes ‘virtual'
• Triumph Academy students visit the past
• House fire on E. Third St.
• Woman rescued after falling at home
• Six schools holding graduations Sunday
• Fire guts downtown Milan building
• Summerfield's last day stays June 15
• Four generations meet up weekly at YMCA
• Milk hauler wreck cleared
• Bedford approves stadium contract
• Tanker rollover on US-23 in Whiteford
• Monroe warming up for Relay for Life
• Jobless rate at 2.5-year low
• Local soldier delivers game ball, meets Tigers
• Monroe won't have to make up water days
• Monroe, Carlson, Huron graduations set Friday
• Bedford recalls 32 more teachers
• Boil advisory posted in Petersburg
• Graduations for Ida, Whiteford seniors on tap Thursday
• Charges coming for dozen suspected Cabela's shoplifters
• Is your cell phone a danger?
• Rainy May didn't set any records — it just felt like it
• Summerfield trying not to extend school year
• Honoring veterans, freedom theme for holiday
• Veteran collapses at memorial service from heat
• Boat club ceremony marks 23rd year
• ‘Battlefield Cross' ceremony added to Carleton veterans' ritual
• Sacrifices remembered
• Power outages may continue to Tuesday evening
• Was it worth it?
• Due in June: School budgets
• 10,000 in county lose power in storm
• ‘Never forget:' Tribute to the Fallen
• Storm results in thousands of outages Sunday night
• Tornado warning for county expired
• Flood watch posted; storms likely today
• ‘Perfect storm' of pests
• A local at veterans service organizations
• Windstorm damage spurs renovation of Martin's Shoe House
• Rockwood celebrates sesquicentennial
• Nevaeh remembered with tree plantings, playscape dedication
• CORRECTION: Monroe Memorial Day parade set for Monday
• Boil water advisory has been lifted
• Veterans to hold services, parades for holiday
• State group awards county representatives for park, trail work
• Water advisory in effect; may be lifted today
• Revving up for the parade
• Dundee selects new superintendent
• Memorial Day services, parades planned in south, west county
• Former Lion Herman Moore visits Bear country
• Bedford recalls 48 teachers
• Water advisory still in effect
• What to do after the advisory is lifted
• Bedford recalls 48 teachers
• Portion of Elm Ave. closed
• Monroe Public Schools closed Friday
• Water Q&A
• Water boil advisory remains in effect
• Flood warning in effect tonight
• New Arborwood assistant principal selected for fall
• Residents reflect on Oprah, her goodbye
• World War II author to speak at Roselawn's observance
• Tribute to the Fallen planned Sunday at college
• Water official calls advisory "precaution"
• Monroe schools closed Thursday
• Monroe recalls 300-plus teachers
• Teachers publicly show they don't have a 9-to-5 job
• Leaders, ideas swapped during Mayor's Exchange Day
• Dog-fight defendant testifies against two others
• Civilians, deputy rescue 2 fishermen from lake
• Flood watch issued
• Downed lines cause Telegraph closure near Flat Rock
• Fishermen rescued on Lake Erie
• Summerfield High evacuated after gas turned on
• Housing market in county still depressed but getting better
• Fermi undergoing disaster review
• Talented goalie from Milan dies after accident
• Will you miss Oprah?
• Whistles next tool in Nevaeh push on safety
• Motorcyclist hurt in morning crash
• Bank robber strikes again
• Milan student dies after accident
• Dahm out after first episode
• Monroe Middle School was locked down
• Nine commissioners is the plan
• Area schools: Safeguards in place to stop ‘adult' e-mails
• Former Michigan football star visits Milan High
• Former drug cop faces battle in family court
• Battlefield center puts on show for first day operating as national park
• Expo gives resources for teen mothers
• Industrial investment in county topped $200 million in 2010
• Stewart Rd. work to start first, then N. Custer and bridge work
• Bank of buildings along W. Front St. being renovated
• Hurd Rd. left-turn lane addition delayed
• Kids' play time: It's key in learning process, can lead to motor skill development
• Bedford bank robbery suspect still on lam
• Navy Seabees holding state convention in Monroe
• MB&T branch robbed at Smith and Lewis
• Girl celebrating ISD at her birthday party
• Man impersonating officer arrested
• Milan plant sold
• Protecting polls a priority for secretary of state
• Volunteers plant with pride downtown
• Several schools delayed
• Spelling bee winner: ‘I just pictured them in my mind'
• Custer cavalry flag displayed in state museum exhibit
• Dundee village president quits
• Dingell: Obama right on bin Laden
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• Dogs to remain with rescue group for now
• Flat Rock wrestles with red ink
• Flat Rock's Relay for Life raises $48,000-plus
• Officer dragged; suspect flees
• Whiteford board nears adoption of new budget
• Dundee trustees get envelopes from president after meeting
• Driver flees scene with officer hanging on to door
• Bedford approves layoff notices
• Dundee chief finalists named
• Block grant includes help for water main assessments
• Local lawmakers wrestle with education cuts
• Will you miss Oprah?
• County likely to maintain 9commissioners
• Post Office collects about 10,000 pounds of food
• Fermi meets safety standards for past year
• Temporary war display set for Memorial Day weekend
• Couple finds happiness at the cafe where they met
• Another centennial farm
• Orchards not worried by late bloom
• Hope abundant at Bedford Relay for Life
• Fire damages pet spa
• Fire damages N. Monroe St. duplex
• Crews put out fire on Blue Bush Rd.
• New state police post commander back home
• Twister survivor Bedford grad in hard-hit Alabama
• Legislative education town hall Monday
• Judge rules against city in Civil Service Commission case
• Milan, Luna Pier races for office take shape
• County nixes suit against Blue Cross
• A union made ... in the dictionary
• Battlefield park likely to have strong economic impact
• Former area attorney charged with theft
• Fire intentionally set at Flat Rock Plaza
• Battlefield park adds chief officer
• Bigger expansion at steel mill
• Dog-fighting suspect pleads guilty
• Grant to provide breast-cancer screenings for needy
• Church part of patron saint celebration
• Richardville sets Tele-Town Hall — post a question for him to answer Thursday
• Where are the trees?
• Kenny G coming to jazz fest
• Judge disqualifies self from dog case
• Man faces child endangerment charge
• Reactor operator flunks random drug test
• Judge orders pit bulls moved
• Woman gets back class ring she lost over 60 years ago
• Former Miss America hosting event locally
• Dierks Bentley to play at fair
• ‘I finally found him'
• Seventh Flat Rock Relay to be held Saturday and Sunday at park
• Firefighters respond to crash, fire
• Molly Daniels, 19, was named “Monroe's Biggest Idol.”
• Monroe firm reinvents itself
• Carleton becoming a city? Not likely
• Molly Daniels, 19, was named “Monroe's Biggest Idol.”
• Fire engulfs house in Monroe
• Pure Monroe radio ads target Indiana
• City assessors to start visiting some homes
• Flat Rock VFW post remembers 9/11 victims
• Flower and garden show slated Sunday
• MBT shareholders okay increase in bank stock
• Flat Rock superintendent leaving
• United in prayer
• Teen charged in 2010 crash that killed two
• La-Z-Boy changes board
• Fugitive arrested
• Smith, Meehean win Bedford seats
• Span would bridge U.S.-Canadian economies
• Suspect named in robbery of senior
• Judge allows group access to pit bulls
• Monroe man to compete on ‘Bachelorette'
• Kids take advantage of growing opportunities
• US-23 reopened near state line
• Still no winner in second Bedford seat
• Like this!
• County technology levy renewal passes handily
• Milan area residents help renew millage
• Frenchtown resort levy renewal passes by 600 votes
• Renaming of West County park wins panel okay
• Patriotic house, sign say it all: 'Gotcha'
• Smith retains Bedford seat
• ELECTION RESULTS: Resort district levy passes; Bedford's school board results won't come until Wednesday
• It's official: Technology millage easily passes
• Bedford hires new basketball coach
• Longtime Village of Dundee manager leaves post; farewell slated
• City moves forward with public safety idea
• Area gas prices cruise past $4 a gallon
• Law Day ceremony honors mentor
• Local reaction to bin laden's killing
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• Stamp, grant announced for Monroe’s National Park
• Tuesday is election day across the region
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• That's MCCC President Dr. David Nixon on the voice over!
• Did you serve in the Middle East after 9/11?
• Dinner raises money for county Civil War monument
• Expo offers latest ‘buzz' in green living
• Rain delays grass mowing; Monroe warning discontinued
• Evidence being sought in embezzling case
• Injection wells subject of hearing
• Man questioned about medical marijuana
• Vets center settles in new location
• River Raisin might reach flood stage
• Downtown upgrade planned
• Weigh scales getting makeover
• Dogs spared — for now
• Robber assaults senior citizen
• New facility in club's sights
• Bowling for Scholarships is coming up soon!
• MCCC is proud to be a Founding Partner of the PURE MONROE MICHIGAN Campaign!
• Milan Schools voters to help decide Washtenaw County education levy
• Man accused in standoff facing four felony charges
• Resort district levy up for renewal
• Whitman loses another battle with planning board
• Woman rushes to save man from apartment fire
• Planning Commission denies Whitman request
• Fire guts Frenchtown apartment
• County board hires law firm to challenge Blue Cross fees
• MCCC raises tuition for fall classes
• Man was prepared for long standoff
• Pinnacle race track debts mount
• Carleton man killed in Vietnam laid to rest at Arlington
• Standoff ends quietly; Guns removed from trailer
• Tornado watch for tonight
• On Saturday's to-do list: Drop off old medication
• On Saturday's to-do list: Learn how to improve the environment
• Driver saved after crashing into creek
• Suspects sought in carjacking attempt
• Landing gear wasn't lowered in plane that crashed at Munson
• Migratory bird bash May 7-8 at refuge, metropark
• County jobless rate rate rose in March
• Monroe girl tapped to be model for American Girl dolls
• Electrical problem causes house fire
• How it works: One teacher, two classrooms miles apart
• May 3: Tech test
• Imposter officer searches house in Temperance
• Monroe County soldiers played big roles in the War Between the States
• $3 million project to revive downtown Milan building district
• Work slated to begin Monday on US-223
• Dingell aide takes MCCC staff post
• Road watch: Bridge still restricted
• More memories of the Monroe Paper Mills: A Way of Life
• Fire damages Monroe home
• Linares court date delayed
• Motocross riders can race in Ida — sometimes
• Every day is Earth Day for Monroe man
• 'Pure Monroe' tourism campaign takes shape
• Students join protests over cuts
• Park renaming request weighed
• Fuel-cask storage pad gets okay
• Trash fee hike on hold for now
• Bank records $4 million loss
• Incentives keep firm in Brownstown
• Teen a victim of ‘tragic accident' on tracks
• Whiteford to lease office space
• Whiteford decides to wait and listen about water
• Monroe City Council takes action on ‘crash tax' firm, public safety office
• Council eliminates cashier, but who will collect residents' taxes?
• Will it cost more to get your trash picked up?
• MCCC solar prospects bright
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• Monroe Movie Premier a smash
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• Paper Mills: A Monroe Way of Life
• Monroe County Paper Mills timelines
• Custer known for Civil War battles
• Teenage girl hit, killed by freight train
• Monroe Easter Egg Hunt moved indoors
• ‘I accepted I was going to die'
• Lakeshore flood warning until 2 p.m. today
• Preparing for the flood
• Monroe Easter Egg Hunt moved indoors
• Munson Park Easter Egg Hunt moved to MCCC
• Flood warning issued for county's Lake Erie shoreline
• Movie shot in Monroe to be shown on Sunday
• Students enjoy self-directed pace, technology in 'flipped classrooms' experiment
• 25 dog-fighting suspects in court; 1 doesn't show
• Sharp senior spellers
• London officials considering millage to repair roads
• Bridge work to resume on I-75, I-275
• Leaving behind a son and grandchild, Ida woman deploys to Afghanistan
• Whitman Ford to close this month
• Whitman Ford to close
• Parents, educators direct protests toward Lansing
• Monroe Schools to issue pink slips to all teachers
• Delivery man suspected of stealing drugs
• Apportionment panel wrestles with group's makeup
• Parkinson's specialist to speak in Monroe
• Watch those e-mails — scams abound
• On Friday, April 15, the GSA Club and MCCC Diversity Committee are inviting people to participate in the National “Day of Silence” to take a simple vow of silence of some form to bring attention to the name-calling, bullying and harassment &n
• Raucous school rally at MMS
• Bedford to vote on childcare center sale
• County man at Fort Sumter when battle started
• Monroe teachers' picket slated tonight to vent frustrations
• Road agency withdraws bonding request
• Officials outline plan for joint police, fire operations
• Apportionment panel at odds, but will meet
• Ellis reopens its doors
• Family dedicates headstone for fallen hero
• Spring cleanup of a twister
• Plan to create a Monroe public safety department draws critics and backers
• Building lighthouses builds jobs
• Taylor man killed in crash on I-275
• Water main replacement work continues in city
• Scooter donation is salvation for injured man
• Multi-million-dollar estoration project set for Erie Marsh
• Man’s Social Security number used to file another’s taxes
• County board picks interim health officer
• Dundee purse snatcher sought
• Sipping soup for Salvation Army
• Pit bulls from dog-fighting ring probably can't be adopted
• Several injured in 3 crashes
• Whitman files rezoning request
• Road board approves building plan
• Girding for weather
• AAI plant to resume production Monday
• Connecting to current events
• Woman returns money taken from group
• Road board approves building plan
• A Career and Opportunity Expo will be held on Friday, April 15 from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. in the Welch Health Education Building.
• Callers frantic to 911 after Munson Park plane crash
• Bedford to offer budget-cutting ideas
• Macomb St. bridge work planned later this year
• Erie intruders may be linked to Ohio incident
• Jefferson Schools family bands together for injured soldier
• 7-Eleven Opens New Store In Monroe - Grand Opening Set for Thursday, April 21
• Best-selling author to Monroe audience: 'Think higher of yourself'
• Munson Park plane crash memorial possible?
• Frenchtown granting TWB 12-year tax break
• Dispatcher resigns over delay to help injured postal carrier
• Family Fun Night, a long-standing tradition at Monroe County Community College, will take place Friday, April 8 from 6 to 8:30 p.m. in the Gerald Welch Health Education Building on the Main Campus. Family Fun Night is designed for children who are in ki
• Check out MCCC's new Twitter account at
• Bishop's first pastorate was in Monroe
• Unemployment rate for county takes big drop n About 10.5 percent of area workers were idle — far better than a year ago, but still higher than the national rate of about 8 percent.
• n Some meat and dairy products saw the sharpest increases as coffee, orange juice and milk prices also rose.
• Council may trash recovery fees
• Business worries poor condition of Samaria Rd. could drive away customers
• Tidying up downtown
• Samaria Rd. eyed for test
• Radio host combats pro-abortion arguments
• Olson plans bill to transfer M-151 to state control
• Most districts score well in MEAP testing
• National Battlefield Park getting inquiries from across country
• ‘Idol’s’ Bowersox concert focuses on family
• 3 hurt in Whiteford crash
• Hurd Rd. left-turn lane project receives green light
• Science exhibit rolls into Whiteford
• Two Monroe schools going blue for autism
• Students show off technology advancements
• Man wanders from fatal wreckage
• Police investigating fatal crash
• Better ThyroSafe than sorry?
• Lt. Kapp leaving Monroe as part of state police shakeup
• Pain clinic still open
• Plane crash probe could take a year
• Account set up for donations to create crash memorial marker
• Funeral arrangements announced for passengers in crash
• Pilot's business releases sympathy statement
• The Official Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for the DTE Energy SolarCurrents Installation at Monroe County Community College, the largest solar installation on a college campus in Michigan, will take place at 9:30 a.m. on April 18, the first day of Earth Week.
• Pilot hailed as ‘hero' in crash that killed three
• Small plane crashes at Munson Park
• Pilot hailed as hero
• Man arrested after incident at Bedford Township park
• Take-home technology
• County's health officer leaving
• Nevaeh committee to distribute more reward posters Thursday
• Members of SMCC tennis team watch events in horror
• Man arrested on charge of interfering with investigation
• Apportionment meeting off
• Citizens assail state for poor roads at forum
• Lt. Kapp leaving Monroe post
• MCCC Students: Hop on the bus for MCCC Transfer Day at the University of Toledo!
• Teen threatened by masked man in van
• OMNI officers' hearing delayed
• Fire destroys Lambertville home
• Michigan bridges 13th worst in America; county 17th worst in state
• Tonight: Town hall roads meeting
• the fight is on to fund road improvements
• Elizabeth Corbin Cardwell July 15, 1916-March 20, 2011
• Boy wanders from home, drowns in river
• Boy's death a `tragedy to the family'
• Mason group not taking bullying sitting down
• Genealogy expert: Be resourceful in search for ancestors
• Two Huron Schools committees start lunchtime revolution
• Two county men among missing listed on Web site
• Parents hope son who disappeared in 1996 returns
• Parts of Elm Ave. to be disrupted again
• Luna Pier wants to be a beacon for tourists
• Dr. Linares: ‘I plan to be working very soon’
• Hurley new Bedford Junior High principal
• New shelter manager in place at Humane Society
• Special Olympics basketball game against St. Patrick School a slam dunk
• Judgment day for pastor, brother, son
• Have something to say about roads? Say it Monday
• Affidavit details charges, investigation against Dr. Linares
• Dingell: Economy is recovering and auto industry back on track
• County probing whether it was overcharged by Blue Cross
• Faced with uncertainty, Monroe Schools may issue layoff notices all teachers
• Monroe plant battle part of federal clean-air push
• Feds: Monroe Doctor Prescribed 5 Million Doses of Narcotics
• Redistricting plans under way
• Local soldier shot three times in Afghanistan ambush
• County population up 4.2 percent in decade
• Whiteford water options reviewed
• Man sets fire to apartment
• Local soldier injured in Afghanistan
• One Book kickoff packs them in
• Proposed city budget would dip into surplus
• Police disable car in long chase
• Imported from Toledo, killed in Auburn Hills
• Suspect linked to two restaurant robberies charged
• A message of hope
• Grand Funk Railroad signed for second county jam
• Whiteford plans special water meeting
• Three departments respond to fire
• Roller derby rumble draws hundreds
• There's no business like shoe business, Yaegers find
• Will county board get leaner?
• Six honored for efforts to end homelessness
• Deputies apprehend robbery suspect
• A look into Flat Rock’s past
• Authorities identify one of dog fight main organizers
• Keeping kids safe
• Monroe Twp. fire quickly extinquished
• Airport adds varsity hockey
• Monroe High School brings voter registration to students
• Hearing slated for ex-OMNI officers
• Woman critically hurt in crash
• Monroe PD asks for help in finding robbery suspect
• Man holds up Monroe Taco Bell
• It's all business for Milan students at competition
• Dundee principal answers the call of duty
• JWoww appearance rescheduled for Saturday
• Police find hit-and-run suspect
• 27th person faces charges in connection with dog-fighting ring
• Man flees N. Monroe St. crash
• Utility touts Fermi plant safety
• Concert to benefit tsunami relief
• A form of six-string therapy
• County to solicit bids soon on Raisinville Rd. bridge work
• Whiteford water ‘mandate' in question
• Fighter jet roars over Monroe
• Jet may make flyover of Monroe today
• Monroe couple 'very relieved' their son was found okay in Japan
• Groups protest Gov. Snyder's budget proposals
• Renamed, renovated Ellis library to open April 10
• U.S. auto plants assess quake impact
• Navigating social services eye-opening experience at workshop
• Fales found safe in Japan
• Local man missing in Japan
• Should Ellis change its name?
• Disaster prompts Fermi debate
• Custer historian pens Custer book
• Manor Elementary closing early
• Master yoga instructor answers questions about his upcoming Monroe visit
• Some Imagine Monroe County goals that were realized
• Six years after community brainstorming exercise, 100-plus ideas have come to fruition
• Group offers some help finding Revolutionary roots
• People desperate for money are easy pickings in work-at-home schemes
• Road Watch Work on E. Elm main to close east lane
• Monroe County students face off at quiz bowl
• London millage for roads proposed
• Local residents hear tsunami warning sirens in Hawaii, Peru
• Flat Rock community meal numbers down
• Flat Rock firms get grants to improve image
• Red Cross honors local heroes
• Winter road budget nearly busted
• Wish list for county parks created
• Fair plans new tent for music nightly
• County shrinks again
• Officers get okay for fire training
• Arching wires downtown
• Sheriff deputizes new 911 director
• Whiteford crunching numbers on well fix
• County board delves into tethering issue
• Red Wings give area journalism students a taste of the profession
• 24 more face dog-fighting charges in court
• Dundee postal carrier dies in freak accident
• Tanker fire erupts in Monroe Township
• Quick action honored by council
• Dog-fighting charges expected today against 24
• Fire victim described as a dedicated father
• Two charged in dog fight case
• Man dies in house fire
• Flood warning posted for Dundee
• Sheriff: Local dog fighting 'on national level'
• State, county find good compliance with smoking law
• Monroe students in school later
• Phone scammers invoke credit union name
• Two dogs die of fighting injuries
• Dog fighting ring busted
• Flood watch lifted, but roads wet or icy
• Schools brace for ‘devastating' cuts
• Cash turns up missing at firm
• Busy year for Red Cross
• River Raisin, most other waterways under flood watch
• Parts shortage idles AAI plant at Flat Rock
• Coalition studies problems with heroin, athletes drinking
• Bulldogs show caring side
• Teen, burglar come face to face
• Condition of 1 passenger in crash improves
• Hydrant obstruction targeted
• LET riders against eliminating free bus transfers
• Nearly nine months after a tornado ravaged it, Splash Universe reopens
• Slippery commute this morning
• Two dead when car crashes in Erie ditch
• Detective sergeant completes FBI training
• Count treasurer envisions land bank
• Younger blood: Law lowers donor age
• Teen, 20-year-old dead in crash
• Update: Missing boy found
• Second Bowersox show added at MCCC
• Monroe High makes changes for Thursday traffic
• Man killed in crash with garbage truck
• Leaders get commissioners ‘up to speed'
• Out in the community, a new sort of officer
• New hair salon blazing trail for revamped Flat Rock plaza
• Car strikes garbage truck
• I-75 southbound open at Summit exit
• MCCC PARTNERS WITH DTE ENERGY TO BEGIN NEW NUCLEAR ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM
• Man escapes early-morning fire
• High speed chase ends in Ohio
• A day in May dedicated to finding the missing
• Olson discusses the pain of deep state budget cuts
• MCCC starting its own nuclear training program
• 1991 drowning victim identified
• Jefferson Lockdown Lifted
• Lake Erie Transit proposes cutting free bus transfers
• City, county get FEMA to reconsider flood maps
• County misses brunt of heavy rain
• Wires down still a problem
• Monroe County Community College has cancelled the Military Show and Sale that was to be held in anticipation of the bicentennial celebration of the War of 1812. The show and sale was scheduled for Saturday, March 12 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday, Mar
• Jefferson Recreation Center to open to public this week
• Dundee water park reopening this week
• Lesson on Islam's goal: bridging the religious gap
• Monroe County still chasing drug dealers
• What's new? Coral, ‘green,' focus: Payne
• Maybee gets $87,000 state grant to beautify village
• Students remember spring thrills at Detroit baseball skills' camp
• Feeling felled by flakes? Area sets snow record
• Power back on for all of Monroe County homes
• Dundee wrestlers win
• Witness sought in fatal bicycle crash
• County picks new EMD director from Flat Rock
• Grants to help build last link in bike trail
• New storm, same results
• Telegraph ‘bottleneck' draws a lot of attention
• FRIDAY SCHOOL CLOSINGS
• Snow emergency declared in city in advance of storm
• 4,000 still without electricity
• Designing for sexes all about compromise
• Embezzlement among 34 charges against former drug cops
• Monroe High School to induct 13 into Hall of Fame
• Slippery conditions now -- and there's more coming
• THURSDAY'S SCHOOL CLOSINGS
• Ex-OMNI chief Davis arraigned on 24 charges
• Thousands waiting for power to come back on
• Toledo man killed in I-75 crash Tuesday
• Monroe man killed in car-train accident
• Residents adjust to life without electricity
• Carleton's Grafton Hall, Inn to be closed
• Relay kickoff celebrates successes, survivors
• County okays 911 director pick
• Airport, Huron bond issues
• Update: Fire intentionally set
• WEDNESDAY'S SCHOOL CLOSINGS
• 2 Hall of Famers coming to Monroe for fundraiser
• Robotic surgery debuts at Mercy Memorial
• 2 charged in string of burglaries
• Power still out for thousands in south county
• Are you a fan of these flicks?
• Man injured in fire
• UPDATE: Consumer's says some county residents could be without power until Friday
• Warming center opens in Temperance
• Bowersox ticket sale delayed
• TUESDAY'S SCHOOL CLOSINGS
• Due to inclement weather and the closing of MCCC today and at least through 11 a.m. tomorrow, tickets for the April 2 Crystal Bowersox show at the La-Z-Boy Center will not go on sale until Wednesday, Feb. 23 at 10 a.m. Tickets were originally scheduled
• Police: Victim was stabbed
• Ice cuts power for thousands
• Crime Stoppers expanding
• Snow, ice wallop county
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• Snow, ice hitting region
• Ida 911 service back on
• St. Michael's We Care fueled by passion of volunteers
• Fliers warn residents of danger due to low police levels
• St. Michael's We Care fueled by passion of volunteers
• MSP trooper in accident
• Virtual high school allows nontraditional students freedom to finish their studies
• Salvation Army scales back expansion
• Group of students try to capture feeling homeless
• Best guess: Water rates going up $30 a year in south county
• Home and Lifestyle Show rolling in
• First ice jam reported
• Autopsy today in murder case
• JWoww appearance postponed
• ‘Jersey Shore' star in town on promotional tour
• No more games: Mason cancels varsity girls basketball season
• Top cops: Monroe Exchange Club honors its Officers of the Year
• Man killed in duplex
• Police probe murder in South Rockwood
• ‘Idol' star Bowersox coming to Monroe
• Roundup continues of county's sex offenders
• Monroe superintendent threatened at school
• Burglaries solved?
• Arrests made in series of break-ins
• Bedford decides against Whitman appeal
• With proposed Pell Grant cuts, local students say their education will be at risk
• Idea to shift money from K-12 education to community colleges draws criticism
• La-Z-Boy sees sales, income drop
• Bicyclist identified
• Bedford to discuss possible appeal in Whitman case
• Bicyclist killed on N. Dixie Hwy.
• Fermi begins restart — again
• Farmer donates winnings to fire department
• Man on bike killed in Monroe
• Several suffer injuries in two city accidents
• 300 take part in Jennie Finch softball camp
• Lures and boats draw area anglers, thoughts of spring
• Helping kids through softball
• Ministry offers toiletries to people needing help making ends meet
• A look at Airport Schools' bond issue
• A look at Huron Schools' bond issue
• Donations accepted for ministry
• Firefighter's invention could be ladder to success
• A Carleton man is helping to create the inaugural Great Lakes Agicultural Fair
• Former pastor pleads in felony theft case
• ‘Painful' times ahead
• Chief: Some hydrants buried by snow, plows
• Fermi reactor starts up, stops again
• Club taps into growing interest
• Hike in gas prices leave customers fuming
• Salvation Army facing cuts after fundraising shortage
• Come see the upgraded Monroe County Community College Facebook Page!
• Cold delaying, closing schools
• Father of stabbing victim says charges too low
• Frenchtown gets help hiring fire chief
• Accused bus cable thief charged
• City takes civil service dispute to court
• County board's decision on EMD candidate on hold
• Cable thefts had threatened Monroe bus transportation
• For area school districts, snow days keep piling up
• School board races begin to take shape
• SB I-75 re-opened near Newport
• Despite homeowner promises, house to be demolished
• In Michigan — and Monroe County — more kids are growing up poor
• Slain border patrol agent remembered in Flat Rock
• Monroe County foreclosures up
• Demolition up for debate by Monroe city council
• Slippery roads cause spinouts closures
• Snowstorm boosts business for local auto firms
• A sneaky snowfall
• Fire put out by neighbor
• Runners GO for it despite cold
• Fire extinguished at River Raisin Apartments
• Winter weather advisory in effect until 7 tonight
• Art in Monroe: An art enthusiast's delight
• Medical marijuana planned for spring
• Destined for D.C.
• City fireman sentenced on assault charge
• Downtown pizza restaurant, deli reopening Sunday
• Battlefield park's chief has full slate
• Badly injured snowmobiler expected to recover
• City to clear streets tonight
• Three killed in head-on crash on US-223
• (A good kind) of slippery slope
• Snow boosts business for tow truck driver
• Snow's effects linger
• Thursday's school closings
• Some schools will decide tonight on closings, delays
• A rush for supplies, then staying home
• Emergency services make necessary preparations
• Worst is over; county digs out from snow blockbuster
• Monroe student visits Antarctica on research trip
• Canada wants backing for bridge
• Monroe snow emergency still in effect
• Snow pushing back city trash pickup
• Couple hundred residents without power
• Toledo under Level 3 emergency; winds expected to pick up
• School closing list begins
• Snow forces Monroe to change schedule
• CANCELLATIONS: Monroe schools activities make changes, recycling changes
• Brownstown issues snow emergency
• Pure Prairie League, famous for songs like "Amie" and "Let Me Love You Tonight," is playing the L-aZ-Boy Center on Feb. 12. Go to www.monroeccc.edu/theater for tickets!
• CANCELLATIONS: Blues concert tonight off
• Boy, 5, alerts family when he smells smoke
• County bracing for blizzard warning
• City declares snow emergency
• Plow priorities
• City of Monroe emergency declaration to start at 4 p.m.
• Blizzard warning issued
• Getting ready for the storm
• Evening News and monroenews.com to cover storm
• Floreine M. Mentel honored at retirement party
• Man hospitalized with smoke inhalation in fire
• Bedford may appealWhitman zoning case
• Carleton's 'Destination for All Generations' celebrates 100 years
• Bank shoots for loftier goal
• Vigil gives Milan students a chance to heal
• Judge rules in favor of Whitman in lawsuit
• Video game playing bonanza
• New wrinkles for tax-filers this year
• No funds for upgrade of pitty Samaria Rd.
• Monroe, Civil Service panel may be headed to court
• School policies vary on outdoor recess for students
• Zorn named assistant majority whip
• MBT losses smaller in 2010
• Jobless rate dips slightly
• Bredschneider gets jail time, probation
• Bedford students get look at Chinese culture through art exchange
• Stewart Rd. to receive upgrades
• Raisinville Rd. bridge to close for three months
• Students learn to fight myths about destructive behaviors
• Second Fermi Siren an Error
• Ship to winter at Monroe's port
• Sen. Richardville a guest at State of the Union
• County hiring freeze has exception
• Second Fermi Siren an Error
• 2 veteran officers retiring from Flat Rock force
• MCCC tech center construction nears
• Fire damages Monroe house
• Owner of downtown eatery says equipment seizure was mistaken; authorities say no
• Drivers in M-50 crash remain hospitalized
• Identities released of victims
• Opening delayed for Jefferson's recreation center
• Opening delayed for Jefferson's recreation center
• Two drivers critically injured on M-50
• Keeping the faith
• Deadline to file for school board seats coming
• M-50 wreck east of Dundee slows traffic
• Bogus marketers, salespeople, data spies prey on business owners
• County board forming ‘game plan'
• Re-enactors battle cold war
• Fire damages Detroit Beach home
• We Care telethon changing format
• Sorting it out on TV
• Road agency garage has potential
• 3 area State Police officers lauded for lifesaving efforts
• Family, friends keep alive hope that justice will be served for Nevaeh
• Fire engulfs semi truck outside Frenchtown home
• Schools' snow days adding up
• Four Jefferson wrestlers suspended
• Dingell says he'll be running again in 2012
• Lambertville store sells $1 million ticket
• Hammons, Seitz recognized at Michigan fairs convention
• Club helps youths spread wings
• Brownstown firm staying put, adding jobs
• Internet upgrade might come sooner
• County ranks 10th highest in number of bridges in need of repair
• In fight over floodplain maps, city will fund study
• Whiteford to pursue speedier sewer solution
• Stabbing suspect claiming self-defense
• Icy roads close schools, cause accidents
• Lawmakers back request to verify floodplain maps
• New rules will govern Battle of the River Raisin ceremony
• One charged, one released in stabbing in Erie
• Bedford begins redistricting process
• The dream did come true
• For Dr. King, prayer more effective than any gun
• Fashion that makes sense
• Ida Township home burn; cats saved
• More drivers face charges in fatal crashes
• 2009 hit-and-run also unsolved
• Broadcast network debuts in Monroe
• 3 years later — and still no answers
• Woman's tree stump transformed into butterfly
• Roundabout interchange planned
• Pharmacies close in Ida, Frenchtown
• Monroe firm has exhibit at auto show
• Program teaches Native-American lessons
• Monroe's Ventower to build East Coast plant
• New lawmaker hitting the job running
• Murder charges possible in Erie man's death
• Stabbing victim identified
• Suspected murder under investigation in Erie
• Soldier connects with a classroom
• Three babies delivered in Mercy Memorial on 1-11-11
• Motion to dismiss Whitman suit denied
• Richardville sworn in as majority leader
• Man stabbed to death in Erie
• Ash storage yard dispute going to court
• County gets several inches of snow, schools shut down
• Siblings make the final cut in movie
• County tries out new snowtruck carbide-tipped scraping blades
• Today's Evening News: The secrets behind school closings
• Snowstorm has arrived in area; send us photos
• Crack cocaine seized in engine
• Snow today and tonight
• Lake distress call just a false alarm
• Zorn takes oath of office, pledging to restore jobs
• Q-and-A with state Sen. Randy Richardville
• I-75 and I-275 interchange re-opened
• Jefferson wrestlers under scrutiny for alleged hazing
• Whitman trial underway
• Some Airport students to get smartphones
• Annual fair steer weigh-in draws enthusiasts
• Snow in Tuesday forecast
• Men rescued after fall through ice
• Muskie show, roller derby, flyball among activities planned in 2011
• Electrical cords taken from MPS bus garage
• Deputies, troopers coordinating
• Ebli remembered as leader of vision, courage, strength
• Monroe man, 80, critical after accident
• Monroe in spotlight on PBS' ‘Under the Radar' show today
• Speaker: laugh your way to a successful marriage
• Reaching the top rung
• Whitman, Bedford saga returns to court
• MCCC's new product and process technology program has been featured in Community College Times, a national higher education trade journal.
• Frenchtown receives $285,000 for fire truck
• Problems at Pinnacle?
• Wyatt gets maximum for fight that caused man's death
• Smith Road Elementary School to close
• Two accidents tying up Monroe-area traffic
• Bedford's Smith Road will be closed
• Governor orders flags to half-staff in honor of Ebli
• Slaying suspect apologizes
• United Way raises more money in 2010
• Will firm fill vacant Huron warehouse?
• State park gets big federal grant for environmental work
• Student deaths push focus on suicide prevention
• Rodriguez fired after 3 seasons
• Traveling display spreads word of Library of Congress' treasures
• Amid protests, city imposes medical marijuana moratorium
• Suspect in van shooting held on $1 million bond
• Bedford school closing decision expected
• Frederick is new board chairman
• Rodriguez-UM to meet again Wednesday
• Home damaged in Whiteford fire
• Traffic slowed by Monroe wreck
• Martin Luther King Jr. to get two-day celebration in county
• County residents endured some weird weather in 2010
• Driver falls asleep, crashes
• City wants medical marijuana moratorium
• Garage burns in Frenchtown's Brest Bay
• Special meeting at Milan High School
• Monroe teen starts a warming trend
• Former state Rep. Kate Ebli dies
• Man found dead along road
• Man arrested after shooting at woman, children
• Rep. Kate Ebli dies
• Man arrested for shooting at woman, children in van
• TV sets, jewelry stolen from motel room
• New Year’s newlyweds
• Ebli donates excess funds to officer assistance program
• New endowment fund formed to beautify Milan
• Cuts slash road patrol
• Free rides available for partiers
• Nails, staples litter I-75, cause backup
• Friday’s News: Read it
• Semi spills load of nails on I-75
• Free Rides Available New Year's Eve
• Police following up on teens' report of suspicious van
• Frenchtown fire chief retiring
• Grocery prices increase sharply
• Ellis renovation puts focus on River Raisin, patron convenience
• Two teens accused in pizza driver robberies
• It’s in Thursday’s Evening News
• Somerville ready for a new role
• New Year's holiday alters business hours
• Frenchtown plans for future
• Former funeral director Brad Prochnow charged with defrauding customers
• It’s in Wednesday’s Evening News
• Q-and-A with Kathy Angerer
• Rep. Kathy Angerer's time in Lansing comes to a close
• MCCC to study why courses repeated
• Get your Tuesday Evening News
• City councilwoman hospitalized after fall
• Man in critical condition after US-23 crash
• Get your Monday Evening News
• Fire destroys garage in Detroit Beach
• Story of the year: June 6 - a storm to remember
• Striking up fun
• Coming in your Sunday news
• City fireman charged in assault case
• South County water bills to rise
• DTE gets state okay for more Monroe plant work
• It's family time for Marine, new twin girls
• Friday's Evening News
• House 'unlivable' after fire
• Crews on scene of fire
• Getting into the ‘Spirit'
• No additional senior millage planned now
• Suspected gun thief faces trial
• Area retailers' holiday hours vary widely
• Tijuana trip spurs woman to write book, help others
• Man sentenced for shooting of South Rockwood officer
• Historic Maybee House comes down
• Appointment process hits snag in Whiteford
• Wednesday's Evening News
• Board adopts budget; 11 deputies to be layed off
• The historical society has acquired a long-lost business ledger from the earliest territorial trading post.
• Following complaints, road commission outlines policies
• Snow ushers in arrival of winter
• Braunlich: Law specialist approved ballot
• Tuesday's Evening News
• SMCC volleyball team to be honored by council
• Scams against senior citizens hit area
• Making it affordable
• No resolution in floodplain map dilemma
• Florida shooting doesn't worry area school board members
• Fans sing John Schneider's praises
• Museum exhibit celebrates Native American culture
• 4-H year in review
• Monroe foundation awards $4,100 to teachers
• MHS students experience being homeless at 10 degrees
• Library of Congress rolls: Next stop, Monroe
• Incumbents win re-election to historical society board of directors
• Bedford to revisit bus issue, but some are calling study step toward privatization
• Salvation Army's fundraising efforts drastically down
• Next step: hiring consultants for bus study
• Stewart Rd. could see upgrades
• Accident involves car-pedestrian
• Flat Rock native, border agent killed
• Christmas comes early for area kids
• Troopers nab suspects following long chase
• Program shows dangers of distracted driving
• Thursday's Evening News preview
• Monroe County Deputies ratify concessions
• Newport library to close for renovations in January
• Layoffs for deputies still undecided by board, union and sheriff
• Shooter guilty of misdemeanor
• County rejects assistant prosecutors proposal
• Fire investigation in downtown Monroe
• Wednesday's Evening News preview
• Shooter guilty of misdemeanor
• Some mail deliveries delayed until today due to snow
• Family's Christmas celebration shadowed by Afghanistan deployment
• Union awaits vote count from deputies, but cost savings may not be enough
• Trial in castle home shooting nears end
• Trial underway in castle shooting
• Deputies, board meet but details not available
• School bus inspections hit hard
• Another new tax for county residents?
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• Bedford town hall on
• Accidents slowing; crews still out
• New hope: Original story following Meagan Olney's ADHD treatment
• Wreaths Across America remembers veterans at holidays
• Unique program continues to improve symptoms of girl with ADHD
• Area candidates for state office kept wallets shut
• More bogus business checks, cyber scams predicted in new year
• Area under winter weather advisory
• Fair entertainment will be moving to the bandshell
• Couple accused of string of party store robberies
• Clean-up of Fermi contaminants continues
• Charred Maybee complex to be razed
• Suspects arrested in Bedford robberies
• Court backs trial in restroom-injury case
• Plan to save deputies' jobs falls through
• Proposed budget will include ‘museum tax'
• Fair profitable again
• Wild pigs not seen in Monroe – yet
• Forecast: Snow most of weekend
• Friday in print
• Santa Claus is in town
• Monroe tax service owner appointed to national IRS advocacy panel
• Hundreds at Bedford school closing meeting
• Wyandotte robbery suspect nabbed here
• Army's Red Kettle donations down
• Ida parade sets record
• Man with trunk full of ammo arrested
• Panel working to erect Civil War memorial
• Could tax save museum?
• Wednesday in print
• I NEED YOUR HELP! I'm going behind bars for "GOOD" PLEASE HELP BAIL ME OUT! Your donation is my key to freedom! Be proud of the fact that together we're providing help and hope to kids and adults served by MDA in our community.
• Monday in print
• ‘This is unbelievable'
• Closing in on 100
• ‘This is unbelievable'
• Tree cuts power in Lambertville
• Substance abuse coalition sets goals for 2011
• Ida motorcross case could be near the end
• Monroe home burglarized
• 2 charged in burglaries
• Telegraph to close for three weeks in ’11
• New Goodfellow sales planned this weekend
• Disappointed Angerer finishes term
• More work for 2011 budget
• Contaminated water leaks from Fermi n A stuck drain valve caused an overflow that was contained mostly in buildings and a sewer line, officials say.
• Friday in print
• Water line breaks in Petersburg
• Lack of senate action on autism bill frustrates Rep. Angerer
• Toys for Tots drop-off locations announced
• Lighting up the night
• Nickels for Tickles raises money for glasses
• Glimmers amid economic gloom
• Thursday in print
• City of Monroe: Winchester Bridge open
• Wednesday in print
• Tree limb caused intersection outage
• County jobless rate lowest in months
• Region’s worst snowstorm happened 36 years ago today
• Historical Museum funding on chopping block
• M-50/Telegraph light out
• Milan Christmas Parade Saturday
• Center offers place to get warm on winter nights
• Tuesday in print
• MCCC's 2009-10 Annual Report to the Community has been posted to our Web Site.
• County fair history work off to good start
• Board gets seats on 911 panel
• ‘Life is so short’
• Fermi security pickets plant
• Today's Evening News
• Teen remembered as outgoing, free spirit
• The city of love
• Fishing for business capital in Luna Pier
• County Chronicles
• Good to the last cup
• A Frugal family Christmas
• Playoff game nerve-wracking for SMCC fans, but their pride in team, tradition remains solid
• Woman injured in car crash
• Ida resident, 17, dies in Bedford collision
• Monroe County's Democratic party leader leaving
• Black Friday frenzy
• Fermi worker's fingers severed
• Bounty of blessings
• Friday in print
• Happy Thanksgiving: No Print Edition 11/25/10
• NEW TODAY: Extra patrols planned for holiday
• Did you get your newspaper today? (video)
• Giving thanks
• Three held in Frenchtown Township gun assault
• Family thankful for local Marine's progress
• Dundee repairing water mains
• Deputy layoff plan protested
• Don't miss today's paper! Wednesday in print
• 3 Suspects held in chase; no shots fired
• Mason responds to aid of burned-out family
• Helping to meet many needs
• Summerfield property dispute continues
• Sheriff's plan: Lay off 21 deputies
• Tuesday in print
• Erie Marsh gets millions in grants
• Sheriff, board continue dueling
• Parade kicks off season
• Shots fired? Nope, it was just the ‘rigged' truck
• SMCC state final tickets on sale this morning
• One winning moment
• A whole new life
• Packing a positive punch
• Local schools taking a stand against bullying
• Huron Schools eyes bond issue in February
• Parade will force some road closings
• Dana tech center to get new life?
• Tree lighting event downtown Monroe (video)
• First-grader wins contest to ride with Santa
• Bedford gets its own ‘Freedom Shrine'
• Church ministry in need of coats, food for needy in Flat Rock
• Downtown parade to ring in the holidays
• Suspects accused of cashing bad checks
• Salvation Army applications conclude today
• Friday in print
• Mill expansion gets boost
• County board looks at sheriff's office for cuts
• Board member to join meetings online
• Others' loss is Monroe County's gain
• Thursday in print
• County gets roads 'windfall'
• Whiteford's possible lagoon site questioned
• Telegraph to widen north of Flat Rock in 2011
• Frenchtown ups water rates again
• 4 pounds of pot found during traffic stop
• Wednesday in print
• Solar energy gets a boost from MCCC, DTE
• Auditor report a mixed bag for council
• Man injured on motocross track
• Flat Rock murder victim identified
• New company hired to manage sports complex
• Tuesday in print
• A warm start to a cold night
• Monroe Multi-Sports complex could have new manager
• County recycling outdated phone books
• Erie family safe after Suder Rd. fire
• Monday in print
• Monroe woman dies in Saturday crash
• Movie moments
• Mason center sells clothing at deep discount
• Intersection reopens after phone lines cut
• Mason center sells clothing at deep discount
• Homeless issues put in spotlight throughout week
• N. Monroe-W. Elm junction shut down for phone repair
• Massive river toxin cleanup delayed
• Planning Christmas on a budget
• Lawn mower racing coming to fair
• Intersection to open at midnight
• Flat Rock Plaza lands first tenant
• Google Apps are a go for county
• Tribute to veterans, technology
• Battlefield joins visitor program for national parks
• Fog delays Monroe Schools
• Fog effects: Crashes and delayed school
• Sodt staff raising ‘Honor Flight' funds
• Bedford to evaluate closing an elementary
• Crew cuts gas main, delays road work
• Building their DNA knowledge
• Murder Suspect Armed and Dangerous
• Thursday in print
• Dingell honors veterans today
• Richardville is next majority leader
• Dry conditions increase fire risks across county
• Huron Township girl who reported being raped hangs herself
• Wednesday in print
• Flat Rock murder investigated
• Girl hangs self after reported bullying
• Richardville takes helm in Senate
• County board sends 911 decision back
• Airport to try bond issue again
• Preserving a piece of history
• Old farmhouse burns
• Motorists see gas prices spike
• More snow this winter?
• Meeting a legend
• Living in the Holy Land
• What will change with new county board?
• Board chairman, sheriff tangle over 911 choice
• Monday in print
• Fire consumes 150 acres
• Marsh continues to burn; road closed
• Using the QR Code: It's high-tech marketing
• Hillsdale native to take reins at battlefield
• Mr. Zorn to go to Lansing
• Up, up and away: Pheasants take wing
• A new way to hang out
• Sheriff says he must eliminate two more deputies
• Erie hits snags in reappraisal process
• Woman, 79, dies after crash on N. Telegraph
• A wedding surprise
• Indian tribe seeks federal status in Huron Township
• Car accident leads to 2,000 without power
• Dolores Dyer
• William D. Ohr Nov. 11, 1921-Nov. 4, 2010
• Ida motocross case speeds toward trial
• 102 great-grandchildren ... and counting
• Critical injuries in crash
• Friday in print
• Sparky Anderson dead at 76
• Sparky Anderson dies; Send us your comments
• Monroe grad sings national anthem before LA Lakers game
• Project Graduation sees success
• Local voter turnout lower than expected
• Elderly man gets half of stolen cash before dying
• Abduction probe continues
• Final county election results
• Dingell withstands tight race
• Olson wins 55th
• Next journey for Zorn: Lansing
• Richardville easily re-elected
• Thinking locally and globally
• Murderer's clemency rejected
• Things you need to know about today's election
• City's masonry, window project finally on track
• Polls close; New governor to be elected for Michigan
• Ruhl, Christensen win Whiteford races
• City proposals fail by wide margins
• School board races decided
• LaSalle, Ash okay fire millages, Dundee does not; Airport Bond issue appears to go down
• One precinct still needs counted; Results expected within minutes
• Tuesday in print
• Polls are open; Voting begins across state
• La-Z-Boy jobs coming to Monroe
• County jobless rate improves in education, manufacturing
• Carjacking ends in I-75 arrest
• Get your election news live as the results come in Tuesday night
• Monday in print
• Carjacking suspect arrested
• Halloween Safety Tips
• Taylor Manley: a teen who cared
• New company signing fair entertainment, bandshell acts promises to do things differently
• Area marina navigates choppy financial waters
• 911 surcharge
• Tea Party Express IV steams into Monroe
• Driver in fatal crash held on $250,000 bond
• Ebli and Zorn exchange criticism at ‘meet and greet’
• Thursday in print
• Jasmine to headline Christmas in Ida
• Two confirmed dead in standoff
• Monroe Schools offering administrator training
• Sports stars coming to Monroe
• Bond issue before Airport voters
• County board okays contracts for three unions
• Friday in print
• Girl's body driven in van before cemetery
• Autopsy shows deaths were murder-suicide
• McKart returning to Monroe High to fight for title
• Work to start on high-speed network
• Frenchtown Township Hall eyes generator after outage
• Anonymous donation ups reward in Nevaeh case to $27,500
• Whiteford candidates make appeal for votes
• You voted and the winners are....
• ‘We know what type of human being he was'
• We updated our tobacco-free campus graphic to include a smokeless can.
• I-75 lane closures
• Stars of Beatlemania at the La-Z-Boy Center Oct. 22. Go to www.monroeccc.edu/theater
• Burn victim identified, but cause remains unknown
• Fire destroys Dunbar Rd. house
• Authorities to hold sex offender sweep
• A budding entrepreneur
• Burn victim identified
• Monday in print
• A cast of characters
• Man arrested in hit-and-run death
• Man with local ties gets ‘gift' from Germany
• Frenchtown, Bedford have moratorium on pot facilities
• Dr. Rob Steele out to oust Dingell
• Active Balanced Community's mission accomplished
• Police looking for van in fatal crash
• Man critically injured in Raisinville crash
• For some, medical marijuana offers pain relief
• First frost forecast tonight
• Man burned to death
• Man burned to death
• Natural gas marketing heats up
• 200 Monroe property owners get bad news
• Anna Lynn Essary June 4, 1946-Oct. 14, 2010
• Joyce E. Gianino Oct. 13, 2010
• Essie Lee Oct. 15, 2010
• Alton Perry Jr. April 3, 1929-Oct. 14, 2010
• Morenci teen found dead
• Morenci teen found dead
• Ellis a work in progress
• A new page in his life story
• Friday in print
• Missing Morenci boy found dead
• Monroe native describes Chileans' ‘strength and unity'
• Thursday in print
• Fifth Third Bank chief sees small indicators that economy is improving
• 3 high schools wrap up local homecoming festivities
• Some area nonprofits in danger
• Could ISD run county's school buses?
• Wednesday in print
• Land deeded to create national park
• Custer collection expands
• Summerfield industrial property plan approval put on hold
• Suspect arrested in fatal crash
• Interim superintendent ‘making history come alive'
• Arrests made following assault of teenage girl
• Woman marking 100th birthday
• Tuesday in print
• Increasing populations making coyotes bolder
• Former pastor charged with theft
• Monday in print
• Lawsuit against sheriff dismissed
• Preparing for the MEAP
• Taking steps to ease hunger
• Battlefield ‘birthday' celebrated Tuesday
• Ingram's name added to War on Terror monument
• ‘The ultimate price’
• Boy's birthday full of 10s
• ‘The ultimate price’
• ‘Star' struck
• Bank sets out to woo investors
• Here's the dirty little secret of customer care
• Mudslinging ads draw attention at candidate forum
• road watch I-75 lanes closed near Sandy Creek
• Carving his way back
• Candidates focus on education funding
• Friday in print
• I-75 lanes being reduced
• Convicted coach seeks new trial
• ‘Thank God for neighbors'
• Terri Schiavo's brother warns of slippery slope in health decisions
• Firefighter honors shared
• Thursday in print
• Condition may have caused motorist's death
• LaSalle man killed in Brownstown crash
• Ford dealership acquires area's Lincoln franchise
• Students, staff at Mason Middle School undergo emergency training drill
• Man, 55, dies while driving
• Makeover coming for Milan's downtown?
• County facing $7.2 million deficit
• Annual race moves children from floors to beds
• Crash victim remains in critical condition
• Wednesday in print
• Tuesday in print
• Man apparently fled fatal crash scene
• Radio station changes format, target market
• $1.2 million to help fish move in river
• County reorganization drawing complaints
• Train blocks Telegraph-Samaria intersection for crew change
• Elderly man critically injured
• Man strips naked in sheriff's lobby
• Driver injured on S. Dixie Hwy.
• Monday in print
• Fairgrounds gone to the dogs
• Meat prices lead grocery cost increases n A survey of area food prices shows costs for a sampling of
• Huron has bond proposal within sight
• Smoke detectors working? You might get a free pizza
• Temperance teen dies in Frenchtown crash
• Hidden assets — area's mentally ill
• Custer a Super Bowl playmaker?
• Moving forward
• You can shop at Society's thrift store
• Moving forward
• Household hazardous waste, medication collections today
• I-75 lane closures on tap
• Field on fire near US-23 in south county
• Monroe man killed in Romulus
• Sex offender back in jail
• Hit-and-run van driver sought
• Driver's license was suspended
• Toledo woman killed in crash
• I-75 lane closures starting today
• City ballot proposals are ‘not confusing'
• Has the slide stopped?
• Four schools have homecoming events
• US-23 and I-94 work coming up tonight
• Thursday in print
• Wednesday in print
• Census numbers: Ugly facts on economy
• Dundee, Milan students learning to raise baby chicks
• Modern Packaging plant sold at auction
• For parents, vigilance takes many forms
• County without top emergency directors leaving
• A tight budget
• More stop looking for work
• Locally made sitcom to debut Tuesday
• ‘Beautiful cars, weather, people’
• Local resident may appear Tuesday on ‘Detroit 1-8-7’
• Brancheau wetlands in Newport restored
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• Flyball, as a sport, is for the dogs
• Does glare in the mornings or nights affect you?
• Parents paranoid or just vigilant?
• Flyball, as a sport, is for the dogs
• City ramp program nearly done
• Winds cause outages, temperatures set record
• Deer crash numbers rose in county last year
• Children see their mom walk for first time
• Hospital eases parking crunch
• Money awarded for N. Custer Rd. work
• Family Medical Center nearly ready
• Friday in print
• Granholm signs some budgets
• Wind creates problems
• US-23 ramp closure alert
• Detour ahead: Busy intersection closing
• Thursday's print edition of The Evening News
• Get your flu shot
• Man hits snag in Detroit lawsuit
• Adopting a pen pal beneficial both for soldier and for students
• Police investigating assault of pregnant woman
• Wednesday in print
• County board holds first 2011 budget workshop
• Good Samaritan gets punched
• Hot and stormy sum up this year's local weather patterns
• Suspicious behavior prompts driver to keep student on bus
• Tuesday in print
• Resident calls on city councilman to resign from his position
• Airport to test portable light towers
• City council plans public forum on ballot proposals next week
• Police looking for car in fatal
• Big Read shelved, but collective reading still planned
• Sex offender ordered to stay away from schools
• Woman hit, killed on I-75
• Grant keeps Learning Bank alive
• Motorcyclist arrested after chase
• County turns to Google to save money
• Monroe Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Makeover on court docket?
• Contract talks tough in hard times
• Whipping up controversy
• Heading into the Hall of Fame
• Trespass suspect released on bond
• The price of freedom
• The price of freedom
• 1 of 6 city proposals wiped off ballot
• Friday in print
• Man arrested with trespassing
• State Habitat leader visits
• Supervisor opposes change to charter
• Farm Bureau urges support for ag agency
• Suspicious incidents have police on alert
• Power outage in Whiteford over soon
• Thursday in print
• Power restored to most in Stony Point
• $2 million road stimulus
• Monroe hires private firm for some custodial services
• Milan still searching for new principal
• Restraining order issued against city over ballot
• MCCC Student Government hosts welcome back barbecue
• Maniko gets two-year extension
• Survivalist bank robber gets life
• UPDATE: Power restored after school bus topples lines
• Group gets grant to aid substance abuse fight
• School bus pulls down power lines
• Wednesday in print
• Tuesday in print
• Man approaches children; police investigate
• Future of Whiting plant in doubt
• Plant initiatives recognized
• Virtual High School under way
• Monday in print
• Nevaeh campaign: ‘How do you sleep at night'
• Nevaeh campaign: ‘How do you sleep at night'
• ‘Twighlight' actor makes succcessful return to Mall of Monroe
• Is Monroe County kicking smoking habit?
• Land blessing of West County Park completed
• Suspect charged in I-94 hit-and-run
• Man faces 6 charges in I-94 hit-and-run death
• Police urge adults to be vigilant with teens' texts
• Prescription drugs a danger to community
• Church's 12-station walk honors 9/11
• Two friends mine their lives to create comic strip
• Be wary of the wicked Web
• Right on target
• More school days? It could be costly
• Sept. 11 gives us appreciation for patriots
• Woman in accident dies from injuries
• Friday in print
• Man arrested in I-94 hit-and-run
• Work on $5 million lake wall half complete
• Big expansion for steel mill
• Need a job? Try welding
• MCCC breaks record for credit enrollment
• Thursday in print
• Bicyclist hurt in hit-and-run
• MHS students banking scholarship cash
• Officer killed on I-94 lived in Newport
• U.S. Rep. John Dingell on the issues
• Whiteford resumes classes Thursday
• Auxiliary officer was from Newport
• Man, 24, drowns in Hot Hole
• 1,600 without power in Monroe County
• Whiteford closing at 9:30
• Wednesday in print
• First-day photos
• First things first
• City council gears up to explain six ballot proposals
• AT&T wireless service upgraded in region
• Paisley misses meeting; judge irked
• Crossing guards ease schools’ first-day jitters
• Tuesday in print
• Divers recover body in Lake Erie lagoon
• Wake up: It's the first day of school
• Homemade fudge and pies for sale in area legally
• Boat sinks, four helped to shore
• Retiring retailer reflects
• Festival serves up food, music and more food
• A divine purpose
• Some have called it a ‘Lake Michigan miracle'
• Storm rocks Rockwood
• Dundee Schools looking for leader — and stability
• U-Haul rolls over, spilling its load on US-23
• 7,000 DTE customers lose power in region
• Friday in print
• Power outages, lightning damage reported
• Helping feed a need
• Money woes to continue for county
• Thursday in print
• Neff taken to jail immediately after jury's verdict
• Is relief coming to Rauch Rd.?
• United Furniture owner leaving business
• Ex-Dundee coach found guilty on all four charges
• Wednesday in print
• Man taken into custoday has Monroe connection
• Rollover on US-23 slowing traffic
• Dingell harvests ideas on tour
• Dundee coach denies sexual relationship with 14-year-old
• Young at heart
• Neff denies accusations
• Neff ‘embarrassed' with relationship
• Tuesday in print
• DTE wins delay in hearing on Monroe plant lawsuit
• Swimmers rescued, but did not realize they were in danger
• Neff trial underway
• Girl and coach called each other husband and wife
• Monday in print
• Rollover crash on US-23
• SEMCOG declares today an Ozone Action Day
• Divers train at site where Nevaeh found
• ‘It was overwhelming’
• Man, 80, found safe in another apartment
• Man, 80, found safe
• Sign of the times
• Ex-councilwoman leads fight against city charter changes
• Ribs, riffs and rock
• Arnold sworn in as newest county judge
• Berta back on gridiron
• Dingell holds business forum
• Berta back on gridiron
• Bedford getting new cemetery
• Dundee police to enforce truck load limits
• Ida youth football team gets home-field advantage
• Local dancers put art in motion; Web loves it
• County jobless rate rises
• Former principal, Scout leader gets 6 months
• Thursday in print
• Early harvest
• ‘Twilight’ star returning to Monroe
• Officials want racetrack to pony up
• Wednesday in The Evening News
• City ballot proposals trimmed but still lengthy
• More objects thrown from overpasses around county
• County okays police grant request
• Tuesday in print
• Another overpass incident reported
• Traffic unit funding up for vote by board
• Cleaning up
• Two more arrested in mob attack
• Two more arrested in mob attack
• Monday in print
• Police search for suspects after concrete tossed at cars
• A hunger for history
• War stories
• Mural brightens high school office
• Here she is ...
• Here she is ...
• Just what doctor prescribed
• New hope
• Allen Chevrolet Cadillac adds two new partners
• Most N. Dixie Hwy. paving work wrapping up
• Area school calendars
• Local trooper working beautiful Mackinac Island
• Boat motor taken
• Friday in print
• Ida home damaged by fire
• Work on southbound I-75 starts at 10 p.m. tonight
• Ballot issues for Monroe voters could swell to 17
• Summer harvest
• Several stolen vehicles found; three arrested
• Woman jumps from moving car
• Council to hold special meeting on ballot issues
• The final piece at Heck Park
• Monroe Evening News phone system down
• Country Store robbed
• Thursday in print
• TVs taken from Monroe condo
• Airport picks 3 new leaders
• In Today's Monroe Evening News
• Free health fair for uninsured offered on Saturday
• Whiteford debates parks ruling
• Hearing set for inmate seeking clemency
• Trespassing at quarry investigated after complaints
• DNR burning grasses
• Tuesday in print
• Monroe pursuing Kohl’s $500,000
• Welcome rest
• Tire fire at Dragway extinguished
• Car crash victim identified
• City changes rules for parking lot
• Nursing home gets $4.5 million expansion, upgrade
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• Monday in print
• Worker drowns in farm pond
• ‘Food for the soul’
• School styles for less
• Shop takes a chance
• In search of a Monroe County haunted location for special event
• Chevy, Maybee couple stay true
• Jack is king for night
• Citizen salary panel cuts county board pay
• Jack is king for night
• Two from Riverwalk mob booked; more arrests coming
• Being a buddy at lunchtime — priceless
• Fests, I-75 work could cause traffic snarls
• Erie hires assessor for township property
• Ministry that helps homeless moves to new site
• New principal in charge at Barnes
• Teens recall shots; charges increased against homeowner
• Mom gets maximum sentence
• Mom gets maximum sentence
• Charges increased against castle owner
• Friday in print
• Thursday in print
• Growing complaints
• Memorial once considered for Monroe goes to Canton
• Russow new principal at Mason
• Ida hires high school, middle school principals
• Gribble leaving Huron High for job in Dearborn Heights
• Man killed on I-75 identified
• Save-A-Lot store closing at month's end
• Man gets life for Web photos of teen
• Contributing to the cleanup
• Fire guts room, damages home
• Wednesday in print
• I-75 reopens after power line falls
• Voters to decide Dundee fire hall millage
• Tuesday in print
• Ohio man hurt in Bedford crash
• Error alters district court vote totals
• Windows of opportunity
• Monroe teen leads police on chase
• Police capture teen after search
• Monday in print
• Another record year at the fair
• ‘Hot Summer Nights' brings the heat with a 1991 Mustang to raffle
• 4-H wraps successful week
• Beaudrie champion at combine derby
• Big bucks for small animals
• $700,000 raffle jackpot at stake
• Fairgoers sing the praises of God at live concert
• Race to November
• Economy in transition
• New 4-H queen, king crowned
• County fair selects best displays
• A doggone good time was had by fairgoers at 4-H show
• Jazz festival detours to disrupt traffic
• Gun in car found to be toy
• County fair selects best displays
• Chapman, Duncan win showmanship titles at fair
• Top steer goes for $4 a pound
• Bank buys prized lamb for $21 a pound
• Bidders go hog wild in swine auction
• Pickup collides with Little Smokey
• Jersey earns Ida youth another milk cow title
• Monroe native to sign book, speak
• Tractor pulling means power
• Power plant work lands DTE in court
• Paisley pleads no contest to reduced charge
• Homemakers honored
• 4-H Price/Princess: Jonathon Brown, Samantha Beaudrie
• Doederlein, Thibault garner congeniality titles at royalty ceremony
• Bedford softball coach out
• Friday in print
• Pickups collide near fairgrounds
• Thursday in print
• Some get start as ‘mutton-busters'
• Horse pull tribute brings out family's emotions, pride
• Rodeo riders: fearless fraternity
• Cousins battle for throne in steer contest
• Judge excuses himself from Paisley case
• County voters back Bernero, Cox in gubernatorial race
• ELECTION NUMBERS
• Bedford parks tax defeated
• Wednesday in print
• Commissioner Zorn to face incumbent Ebli
• Olson gets Republican nod in 55th District House race
• Fairview to keep doors open
• Commissioner candidates turn focus
• Richardville, Spencer to face off for 17th Senate
• Washtenaw cardiologist to face Dingell in November
• Charter questions to face city voters in November
• ELECTION RESULTS: Tax issues received mixed reviews from county voters
• Dundee house burns
• LaSalle barn burns
• City considering seven ballot proposals
• Kuehnlein picked top sheep showman
• Thousands flock to see fair parade
• Chapman's retiring as 4-H superintendents
• Hauser, Church rock stands
• Governor candidate Dillon tours fair
• Tuesday in print
• Who's running in today's election?
• Governor hopeful Dillon tours the fair, greets voters
• Country rocks the fair
• Paisley intends to stay
• Rabbits hop to top in 4-H judging
• Chapmans to retire from fair lamb jobs
• Sprucing up downtown
• Heck, Macbeth named top pig showmen
• Bedford football player recovering
• Veterans march at fair
• Nuclear fuel storage plan delayed
• Monroe County Earth Day Celebration
• E-Learning now available for OSHA course online
• Monroe County's 22nd Annual Black History Month Blues Series February 2009
• Fire Hydrant And Valve Operation Program
• Watch Us Work On These 2006 Street Projects

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