Standish, MI News

• Standish, MI News
• Hunt for escaped inmate continues five days in
• Auburn Bean and Grain building new facility in Standish
• Standish to allow residents to pay bills with credit card
• Cool response in Omer to fire assessment idea
• Escaped inmate still on the loose
• Inmate overpowers deputy, escapes with gun
• Arenac County Fund holds fundraising golf outing
• Area veterans to gather for Memorial Day cemetery visits
• AE, AGS to see about merging more sports programs
• Plane crash Sunday morning leaves pilot hospitalized
• ISD discusses AE superintendent proposal
• Omer council paves way to repair South Michigan Avenue
• Au Gres elects new council member
• Voters turn down IRESA millage proposal
• IRESA millage proposal results
• Making Strides raises $20,000
• STING millage may appear on primary ballot
• AGS names Jeff Collier as new superintendent
• Stone Drain cleaning brings back acres of farmland
• Making Strides raises $20,000
• Sterling house fire leaves two dogs deceased
• Tornado warning ends for Arenac County
• AuGres Council discusses city park
• Voters to decide fate of road patrol millage renewal in August
• SSC senior wins national scholarship
• Arenac Choraleers bringing spring concert to SSC
• Loyalty Day celebrations kick off in Standish
• FFA Donkey basketball comes to SSC
• Sheriff's Department aims to help kids resist drugs
• AuGres-Sims wins Knowledge Bowl district
• AGS board offers superintendent job to Tawas principal
• East Shore wind symphony wraps up season in Standish
• Alleged meth lab busted in Standish Township
• AE splitting superintendent job on interim basis
• AuGres-Sims nearing superintendent selection
• AuGres-Sims nearing superintendent selection
• AuGres-Sims drama club prepares for musical comedy
• New Standish fire barn officially opens
• Bay-Arenac ISD superintendent gives budget report
• Standish to put police millage up in November
• Bomb threat empties AuGres-Sims school
• Young anglers fish for suckers
• Omer fishermen discuss early dipping season with state rep
• AuGres council unhappy with possible revenue cuts
• AuGres-Sims and Arenac Eastern to combine athletics for the 2012-13 season
• Area fireworks group plans fundraising events
• Township officials express concerns over tires in drains
• Arenac commissioners approve new 911 mapping
• Deep River Easter egg hunt
• Second annual Arenac farmer's market moves to Standish Depot
• Twining native going to trial for fatal accident
• Several agencies taking steps to resolve watershed problems in Arenac County
• Heritage Route hopes to bring in rail-to-trail program
• Kids hunt for Easter eggs in Sterling
• Area municipalities prepared for 2 percent requests
• Standish Depot to reopen high-speed passenger service
• Arenac Eastern Superintendent takes new position in Southgate
• Omer sucker derby disbanded
• Former AuGres resident gets double-murder conviction overturned
• County prepares for 2012 elections
• More than 70 tires found dumped in county drain
• Sims Township reveals plans for future police force
• Anglers and suckers out early on the Rifle River
• Wildfire season two weeks early, says DNR
• Arenac building department to open Mondays
• AuGres-Sims baseball players gear up for spring training in Florida
• AE and AGS explore merging athletics
• Pinconning man killed in hit-and-run
• Blown "fuse" knocks power out for Arenac, Bay counties
• AGS Fire Department steps into the future
• Casino staff honored for lifesaving effort
• Arenac County commissioners have no desire to dissolve road commission
• Introducing Facebook comments
• Standish man killed in I-94 accident
• Tawas high school principal in running for AGS superintendent spot
• Lincoln Township clears path for ball field contract
• County equalized values fall, but show signs of recovery
• Man and his animals bring reading to life
• Omer Sucker Derby canceled
• Winter storm warning issued for Ogemaw, Oscoda and Arenac counties
• Accident with semi leaves AuGres driver hospitalized
• Local hunters facing multiple illegal hunting charges
• AGS weighing administration options
• Without new members, VFW hall to close
• OHHS vs. SSC girls basketball districts postponed
• Arenac voters favor Santorum
• Housing grant available to repair low-income homes
• AGS, SSC car break-ins may be related
• Standish water billing schedule expected to change
• Snowfall hits Standish
• Local school activities canceled for Feb. 24
• AE Elementary MEAP scores poor in math
• County Fund hosting annual trivia contest in AuGres
• Two-car and bus accident leaves two injured
• Standish-Sterling talks Snyder budget
• Battle on the Bay snowmobile race canceled
• SSC FFA members get ready for state competition
• Adams Township oil leak
• Credit card fraud bust at local credit union
• Sims Township wants AuGres to find police funding
• Oil pipeline leaks in Adams Township
• County website nearly finished
• Local schools see drop for student count day
• Sims to end police agreement with AuGres
• 'Smash and grab' at AJ Rental in Standish
• Bay-Arenac school district in summer food program
• Ball field talks open with Lincoln Township
• String of break-ins in Deep River
• Sterling man charged with domestic violence
• Battle on the Bay snowmobile race postponed
• Six teams advance to FFA regionals
• AuGres-Sims police facing cuts
• Omer Sucker Derby in jeopardy
• Standish-Sterling Swim team meets with Ogemaw Heights, Pinconning teams
• Standish ball field proposal hits snag
• Wertz Warriors riding through county
• SSC students taking part in marine science bowl
• Omer to receive tree grant
• A new face at the Friend of the Court office
• Standish chamber drawing attention to local businesses during Battle on the Bay
• Soil Conservation District puts in for tire disposal grant
• Omer library sees drastic increase in item circulation
• Sterling Elementary and Citizen's Bank to teach kids about money
• Standish gets ball rolling for baseball fields
• Saginaw-Chippewa rep calls Marathon fire 'suspicious'
• Arenac County digs out after first big snowfall of 2012
• Omer council signs off on Wall Street property cleanup
• SSC Board welcomes new members, chooses positions
• Vandal smashes Standish library door
• Fire breaks out at abandoned building in Standish
• Dog shot dead, found on US-23
• Arenac Commissioners organize for 2012
• New phones bring county building into digital age
• Omer discusses hosting concert in the summer
• County board approves 2012 budget without deep cuts
• Omer makes frugal plans for salting city roads
• Three arrested after neighbor spots home invasion
• Bay-Arenac ISD awarded anti-bullying grant
• A Little help for those in need
• Merry Christmas
• Omer city council names new mayor pro tem
• Outgoing SSC board member honored for service
• County schools planning methods to prepare students for higher state test standards
• Local school districts plan to ring in holidays
• Accident brings darkness to Arenac County
• Applicants will be sought for clerk position at the Friend of the Court office
• AuGres switching to new streetlight bulbs, applying for state funds
• Lincoln Township board talks signs at carpool lot, US-23
• Standish Kids Day
• Christmas For Kids gets boost from Saginaw Chippewa tribe and bikers
• County fund raises $8,600 at annual fund auction on Dec. 1
• Rollover on I-75 leaves three injured
• East Shore Wind Symphony to perform Dec. 10 at SSC
• Homework interventions put SSC students on the spot
• Saganing Chippewa tribe building water plant near casino
• SSCS donates to Wertz Warriors for Special Olympics
• Standish sprinkler producer gets tax abatement for expansion
• Santa comes to Standish
• Santa comes to Standish
• Standish City Council discusses water meter improvements
• Still no funding for Standish Max environmental study
• Arenac County Fund holding ninth annual auction
• Standish councilman wants to try again on police millage
• Holiday festivities planned in Standish, AuGres
• Gary Marchal speaks on becoming interim AuGres-Sims superintendent
• ISD faces tough choices after millage increase failure
• Sheriff warns residents about phone scams
• SSCS applies new state standards to last year's MEAP, MME scores
• SSCS will apply for Best Practices Incentive funding, approves consultant fees
• Gary Marchal named interim superintendent of AuGres-Sims schools
• US-23 accident leaves two injured
• LLC-Arenac students officially open multipurpose room
• Wind Symphony announces concerts
• Standish City Council debates park acquisition
• Medical records decision still up in the air
• Power returned after planned three-hour outage
• Higher MEAP standards to challenge SSCS
• Supplemental insurance could save SSCS thousands
• Panthers don pink for cancer awareness
• Student count numbers still trending down in area
• New clock greets Standish travelers
• Depot Days raises $6,200 total, $3,500 for depot operations
• Health department will decide future of medical records
• Wah Sash Kah Moqua nature preserve opens in Arenac and Bay counties
• Haut says he has received some criticism of book
• Whittemore man killed in one-car crash
• Massive fire destroys bowling alley
• Interim city manager contract approved
• New owner of foreclosed office building finds thousands of medical records
• Down utility pole causes power outages in Omer and Arenac Twp.
• City extends tax exemption for local business
• Kroczaleski welcomed by SSC staff and community
• School board members and millage to be decided at general election
• Feds still waiting on funding for Standish Max study
• Commissioners agree to two union deals
• Former SSC principal writes book about experience
• AE student count expected to be up
• Commissioners exploring county building phone fixes
• Playground project underway in Deep River Twp.
• Deep River Township celebrates trail opening
• SSCS schedules meet and greet with Kroczaleski
• Trash pickup expected on schedule in Standish
• Depot Days kick off October
• SSCS student count down 21 from last fall
• SSCS track to be repaired
• Road resurfacing completed across county
• Drainage board to discuss bids for Whitney Drain improvements
• Trash pick up could be delayed in Standish
• Cancer research support rally to be held at depot
• Local leaders reflect on 9/11 anniversary
• County building experiencing phone issues
• STING nabs five offenders
• State recommends cutting judgeships
• 16-year-old Sterling resident sentenced for criminal sexual conduct
• Area schools ready to start year
• Pinconning schools' superintendent search begins
• 9/11 memorial to be held in Standish
• Kroczaleski agrees to contract with SSCS
• Twining Sanitary Drain to be improved
• SSYSO to hold first fundraiser for ball field project
• Hillman selected as Standish's interim city manager
• Sterling man jailed after accident near Pinconning
• AE and AuGres-Sims to look further into combining athletics for next year
• Local post offices close
• City looking to allow for special use of industrial park for community ball fields
• Kroczaleski selected as SSCS superintendent pending contract agreement
• Stop signs to be placed on W. Cedar Street in Standish
• Mid-Michigan ISDs to collaborate, combine resources
• Back to School for Standish - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Decision on SSCS superintendent expected Thursday
• Two finalists selected for SSCS superintendent position ready for interviews
• UPDATE: Hillman not selected as Standish's interim city manager
• Police investigating breaking and entering at VFW Hall
• Standish police millage to appear on November ballot
• AE and AGS superintendents to discuss combining athletic programs in the future
• Hillman selected as Standish's interim city manager
• Local church gets defibrillator with help of grants
• Two finalists selected for SSCS superintendent position
• Applicants interviewed for Standish City Manager position
• City of Standish considering police millage
• Pinconning board president says "no hard feelings" with SSCS board
• Five candidates to interview for SSCS super position
• Man swims one mile to safety
• Location may change in construction of ball fields
• AuGres church donating clothes
• Contractor selected for county boiler project
• Missouri woman bicycling across county, traveling across world
• Cruiser club pleased with Rock-n-Roll Weekend
• Sheriff's department welcomes new deputy
• Heritage route wins national innovation award
• Area aces score shocking holes in one
• Arenac County website receives upgrade
• Woman dies in house fire
• Circus coming to Standish Aug. 19
• Area police departments searching for brothers
• Asphalt poured at Deep River Township nature trail
• City to further discuss stop light at Standish Elementary
• Car Cruisers set to rock-n-roll this weekend
• Local non-profit groups to split nearly $11,000 in funding
• Sidewalk construction to begin in Standish
• City to begin search for new city manager
• Tribe begins construction on water and wastewater treatment plant
• 11th Annual Walleye Bonanza to be held Aug. 6
• Steps taken to improve Whitney Drain E. coli spikes
• Fair President says fair attendance down
• Crusade to be held at fairgrounds
• Warriors ready to take a swing
• SSC still looking for conference
• Retired shop teacher builds totem pole
• Train cars derail near casino on Worth Road
• District library offering e-books
• Daylily King's farm in need of volunteers
• SSC board to discuss the possibility of shared admin services with Pinconning
• SSCS to continue with cuts during the year
• County boiler project moving forward
• Officers apprehend suspects breaking and entering
• Relay For Life raises $56,000
• Fire causes minimal damage to local business
• Summer Slam coming to AuGres in August
• VFW Marketplace being held July 23-24
• Old Omer Library building still unsold
• AuGres to host art and wine walk in August
• Sheriff's Department reports calm Independence Day traffic
• Account to open for Pine River pier project
• Standish City Council to discuss future of city manager position July 21
• Historical society holds Junque Sale for Omer courthouse
• Pinconning schools to cut approximately $1.3 million from budget
• Pinconning school board selects new member
• SSCS board approves support staff contract
• DDA approves $45,280 in grants to local businesses
• Officials confront property owner in Whitney Drain E. coli spikes
• CPR classes to be offered in August
• SSCS acting superintendent and board begin making cuts
• Pinconning School Board member found guilty of sexual misconduct resigns
• Standish-Sterling Middle School student headed to Washington D.C.
• AuGres cuts clerk/treasurer
• Walderzak to play in All-Star Game Saturday
• Riverside Mennonite Church celebrating centennial anniversary
• AuGres community gathering to support family in need
• Emergency Manager looking into warning sirens for county
• Fire hall to be constructed with a final budget of $702,000
• SSCS holds budget hearing
• Free concert to be held in Pinconning June 23
• Moran resigns following settlement
• Free Concert Series Continues with Vinyl Misst.
• Caring Bear Picnic at Standish Hospital to Celebrate 50th Anniversary
• Family and friends remember Tommy Osier
• Fair board making wish list of needs
• Standish begins bike registration program
• Killingbeck leaves lasting legacy for family and friends
• Summer concert series opens with good turnout despite the chills
• Fire damages Sterling church
• Deer baiting ban lifted for majority of lower peninsula
• Local city managers send letter opposing state appointed emergency managers
• Free Summer Concert Series Begins
• Control of county housing commission being handed over to third party
• Car Cruisers to construct concrete slab at AuGres Riverfront Park
• AuGres City Council selects new member
• Dodge submits letter of resignation
• SSCS to begin search for full-time superintendent sooner than planned
• SSC graduate named woman of the year
• Undersheriff says holiday accidents down in county
• Saganing Tribe Preserves the Past with Powwow
• Omer man files recall petition against Green
• Arenac County Fund distributes spring grants
• SSCS board selects acting superintendent
• Details emerge in the death of SSC student
• Memorial Day flowers stolen from Turner Twp. Hall
• SSC school board will wait to act on cuts
• SSCS board selects acting superintendent
• SSC mourning loss of student
• SSC Superintendent accepts position at Dundee Community Schools
• AGS cutting energy costs
• Man arrested in connection with theft at AuGres business
• Tribe allocates $625,629.64 to area government and schools
• Boilers being replaced at Arenac County Building
• E. coli spikes in Whitney Drain linked to agriculture locations
• Standish Spring Muster being held June 4 and 5
• Governor to place $330 million into School aid Fund
• County unable to recoup unpaid taxes through foreclosure sales
• Pinconning school board member found guilty of one count of sexual misconduct
• Veterans to gather at area cemeteries on Memorial Day
• Undersheriff says department still on lookout after "suspicious situation"
• Gibson sentenced to 93 days in jail
• New funding may be available for Standish Max study
• SSC superintendent requests layoffs to cover deficit
• Superintendent says closing Sterling Elementary is not a viable option at this time
• AuGres City Council selects mayor and mayor pro tem
• Housing Commission offering variety of loans for home improvement
• Fire destroys home in Arenac Township
• Local group plans to build community ball fields
• Child abduction attempted in Standish
• Green says school cuts are an issue for county residents
• Fun and Educational Bike Rodeo Held at Standish Elementary
• House fire in Standish Twp.
• Sterling teen dies in Arenac Twp accident
• Janz sentenced to 9 months in jail
• Fire Hall bidding to begin
• Police still gathering information on AuGres marijuana grow
• Pinny Elementary 'Beating the Odds'
• AuGres city election results
• Road commission post-winter cleanup hindered by poor weather
• Political leaders react to bin Laden death
• National Weather Service reports a month's worth of rainfall in week
• Senior Expo to provide fun and information for area seniors
• Bike rodeo being held May 7
• Standish City Council to vote on balanced budget May 4
• Rifle River project coordinators looking for volunteers
• Bay-Arenac LLC adding on
• Depot Summer Concert Series set to kick off June 9
• 40th Loyalty Day Parade set to roll through Standish Saturday
• Pinconning High School hosts 74th District Court
• Standish to accept offer of $18,000 from AuGres-Sims police to purchase police car
• From a 'town with one light' to Hollywood
• Sterling Easter Festivities in Full Swing
• Schools come together for Teen Summit
• Standish Twp. board selects new trustees
• Bay City woman killed in Pinconning Twp. crash
• Pinconning school district thanks SSCS on behalf of swim team
• Arenac County awarded for excellence for AuGres River Drain
• High-speed chase goes through Arenac County
• Benefit dinner and auction raises $20,000 for Standish residents
• SSC board wants to see school operate on smaller budget
• ADACT hosting prescription drug disposal
• Clerks involved in sting to receive citations rather than misdemeanors
• Police arrest one suspect on marijuana growing charges
• Relay For Life ready to kick off season
• Funland property reverted back to city
• 11 retailers cited for furnishing alcohol to minors during sting operation
• Group hopes to form youth swim club
• East Shore Wind Symphony performing first concert of the year
• Arenac improves from 72nd to 63rd healthiest county in Michigan
• Smallest City Hosts Big Fun!
• Belchak and Pedota resign from Standish Township board
• Court dates set for men accused of stealing woman's purse
• Fourth annual Sucker Derby held in Omer
• Tribe hoping for more growth in businesses as economy recovers
• Johnson says potential prison reopening has to stay on 'front burner'
• City to bring NASCAR to Standish Speedway
• AuGres city council believes some census data is incorrect
• Fourth-graders raise money for St. Jude's
• Wolverine Pride helping improve AuGres-Sims athletics
• SSCS Superintendent a candidate for Hillsdale position
• Budget amendment shows SSCS losing less than projected
• Snow totals highest on record for March
• Omer to sell old library building
• Arenac County Commissioners continue discussions with unions
• Moran brings experience to EMCOG board
• Standish city to apply for tribe allocation
• Fourth annual Sucker Derby being held April 2
• SSCS facing cuts, eliminates drivers training, looking into pool closing
• AE board extends superintendent's contract
• Fire damages home on Pine River Road (update)
• Pinconning man alleged of assault with firearm appearing in court May 4
• Making Strides Against Breast Cancer kicks off
• Winter Bash raises $19,778
• Planning commission approves master plan
• Route Authority hosing wild game dinner
• Arenac County students win poster contest, bikes
• SSC coach Paul Walderzak elected to hall of fame
• Proposed gate would keep large vehicles from water access
• National Weather Service presenting weather spotter training
• Local wellness group to host event promoting natural healing
• Making Strides Against Breast Cancer ready to kick off event
• Small fire at hospital causes no major damage, injuries
• AuGres reallocates bond money
• Purple Heart finds its way home
• Woman dies in Pinconning Twp. crash
• Omer Library opens to large crowd
• Mendiola named living legend
• Man charged with intent to deliver marijuana in AuGres
• Local business to offer recycling program
• AuGres-Sims facing estimated $634 loss per student
• Pinconning school board member charged with sexual misconduct
• AuGres native finds success with Air Force
• Seminar to address property tax assessments
• Hegenauer leaves impact on Omer
• ADACT holds town hall meeting
• Standish to pay sewer and water for depot in lieu of paying Heritage Route membership
• Piratefest not returning for 2011
• Rail company pleads no contest for 2008 fire
• SSCS facing $1 million in cuts
• Guest list taking shape for Omer library open house
• Arenac County election machines updated
• Sisters find success with online business
• Winter Bash a success for Standish
• Arenac Banishes Midwinter Boredom with a Winter Bash Weekend
• Relay For Life holding soup supper
• Man who supplied alcohol to minors sentenced
• New Bay City mayor has roots in Standish
• Local 4-H club share results of helping community
• Gibson and Janz to appear in court March 23
• Housing commission to hold public hearing
• Commissioners establish wind turbine regulations
• Winter storm hits Arenac County
• Commissioners approached with Pine River pier project idea
• SSC Superintendent interviews at Roscommon Area Public Schools
• AuGres joins Michigan Port Collaborative
• AuGres joins Michigan Port Collaborative
• Results of testing at Whitney Drain revealed
• Meeting about E. coli in Whitney Drain to take place Monday
• Standish Elementary Family Game Night
• US-23 overpass reopened
• Omer library to hold open house
• Cadillac man pulled over with suspected mobile meth lab
• Arenac board approves corrections advisory board members
• Dates changing for fair
• Man charged with stealing gas
• Deep River Twp. positions available
• Two area superintendents to interview for position at WB-RC
• Local 4-H club pays back community
• Two charged in robbery at market scheduled for preliminary examination
• Johnson to have monthly meetings in Standish and Pinconning
• Plans for new fire hall over budget
• Standish Area Fire Authority responds to two fires and accident Jan. 12
• Woman killed in house fire leaves $20,000 to SSCS
• Prison Watch holding meet-and-greet with officials
• Historical society expands service
• SSCS receives money already included in fund balance
• Kedron pleads guilty to giving minors alcohol
• SSC programs aim to help students graduate
• Local church pleads for return of manger
• Colleagues remember Cummings
• AuGres plans to participate in mayor exchange
• AuGres planning to host art and wine show this summer
• Two arrested in robbery at local market
• Doctor advises using E.R. for legitimate medical concern
• Incoming and returning commissioners look to the future
• Train speeds to be increased in certain areas
• ADACT warns young alcohol users may face brain damage
• Southbound M-13 to be closed at US-23 overpass from Jan. 3-10
• County commissioners leave office after four years of service
• Arenac County Officials sworn in
• SSCS raises money for Wertz Warriors
• Winsten involved with Wertz Warriors for more than 25 years
• County Commissioners grant raises to elected officials
• Sullivan leaving Standish-Sterling board after more than five years
• Rule changes would disallow burning of household trash
• Standish native authors fitness book for February release
• SSCS projecting $670,000 loss in fund equity
• Pinconning man arrested in hostage situation in Goodar Township
• Standish City Council wants more time on park decision
• Man pleads not guilty in charges of supplying alcohol to minors
• Fire hall to be constructed on tight budget
• AuGres Women in Business to close up shop
• Shop With a Cop continues to be a success
• Arenac board approves power usage for holiday decorations
• Fire on Russell Court in Standish Township leaves one dead
• Standish-Sterling Central to host East Shore Wind Symphony holiday concert
• Local bank teams up with Panthers
• Seven 11- and 12-year-olds issued MIPs in Standish
• AuGres City Council renews Pure Michigan campaign
• AuGres bike path completed
• Former public guardian sentenced for embezzlement
• SSC graduate earns music scholarship from Alma College
• Arenac County Fund Auction raises $7,833
• Area schools ready for winter weather
• Chamber of Commerce ready for "Kids Day"
• Area schools thankful for tribe allocation
• Arenac Conservation District planning to start farmer's market next year
• Friends, coworkers remember Judge Scully
• Arenac Historical Society debuting new book
• Arenac Eastern Cheerleaders participate in Chicago parade
• Tribe gives nearly $680,000 in 2 percent distribution
• Construction of new fire hall on schedule
• State law allows farmers to shoot feral swine
• Arenac board approves new contract with employee relations director
• Parks Board and Standish officials discussing acquisition of Children's Park
• Pinconning man sentenced in robbery
• Arenac board accepts grant money to help those who need help paying utility bills
• Standish resident adds Fire Authority seat to list of activities
• St. Mary's of Michigan Standish Women's Expo attracts about 150 guests
• St. Mary's of Standish Hospital 2010 Woman's Expo
• Daily power outages a concern in AuGres
• Audit report shows positive gains for Standish
• Arenac Eastern graduate publishes children's book
• Benefit dinner for PQ Pizza owner scheduled for Dec. 3
• Eighth annual auction to benefit Arenac County Fund
• Number of applicants for Christmas4Kids recipients growing
• Pinconning man charged in Standish robbery to be sentenced
• Two hunters found dead from falling accidents
• Clerk says voter turnout down slightly
• AuGres to ask senators to support Harbor Maintenance Act
• Veterans honored
• Standish-Sterling Community Schools receives plaque for national accreditation
• Arenac board authorizes new corrections advisory board
• Prison Watch will try to connect with newly elected officials
• County officials say reductions may continue in light of proposal defeats
• Sterling Area Health Center teams up with Standish-Sterling Middle School
• St. Mary's of Standish sponsors Christmas bazaar Nov. 12
• Voters make decision on local issues and school boards
• Republican wins bring change to Arenac County
• Arenac County Election Results for Nov. 2
• Central dispatch director reports more than 100 calls during windstorm
• Standish native recognized by Michigan Lawyers Weekly
• Standish-Sterling Community Schools Superintendent no longer finalist for position in Marysville
• Cause of grass fire along I-75 unknown
• St. Mary's of Standish recognized for critical access care
• Drug and Alcohol Containment Task Force begins using grant money
• About 2,600 still without power in Arenac County
• Standish Elementary students trick-or-treat through the Arenac County Building
• Tests still being performed on E. coli in Whitney Drain.
• Video of students fighting concerns SSC administration
• Arenac road commission ready to handle winter conditions
• AuGres man competing in 'Best Warrior' competition
• Arenac libraries using grant money for improvements
• Accident reported on northbound I-75, mile marker 199
• Pinconning school bus involved in collision
• Arenac board to decide on county health insurance plan at Oct. 19 meeting
• SSC still attempting to join Tri-Valley Conference
• Traffic lights installed on M-13 near US-23 overpass
• East Shore Wind Symphony concert to salute American veterans
• Standish-Sterling officials investigate putting all textbooks on e-book readers
• SSC Equestrian team qualifies for state finals
• Doo Dads begin Standish concert series with bluegrass performance
• 23 arraigned on 34 separate counts of drug violations in Arenac County
• Sports scores for Thursday, Oct. 7
• First Renaissance Church establishes itself in Turner
• Area schools show student numbers stable
• State DOC to reimburse county jail based on scale
• Car Cruisers make donation to AuGres-Sims band
• Depot Days
• Standish to receive $485,000 for construction of fire hall building
• Penny drive for historic courthouse more than halfway to goal
• First senior class at SSC celebrates 50-year reunion with school tour, dinner
• Local grocery store robbed
• Arenac Eastern crowns homecoming king and queen
• Colleges look to aid in potential federal prison training
• Arenac Drug and Alcohol Containment Task Force receives grant
• Fatal accident on US-23
• SSC board selects Kolevar to fill vacancy
• Areanc board adopts E-911 service plan
• Standish couple participates in statewide dairy program
• Southbound M-13 blocked in Standish
• Standish depot receives historical site plaque
• AuGres twins go to festival in Ohio
• Official says Bureau still interested in Standish Max
• Iosco County man running for Michigan, runs through Standish
• Elementary schools begin new writing program
• Car drives into deli injuring Standish-Sterling Central principal
• Men arrested in safe-cracking scheme suspected in two Arenac County break-ins
• Local organizations must turn in Arenac County Fund grant requests by Sept. 17
• Standish leaders begin 'Prison Watch' to dispel rumors
• Three suspects arrested in narcotics sting
• Field of Flags
• Two Arenac County residents selected to participate in Mackinac Bridge Labor Day Run
• AuGres city management looking at options for street safety improvements
• Police arrest three in string of vehicle break-ins
• Arenac board authorizes director to pursue homeland security grant
• SSC opens school year with tragedy
• Local family hits fundraising goal to train dog for sheriff dept.
• Rusty Wright performs at Summerfest finale
• Area men honored for blood donation milestones
• Standish area trees suffering from tar spots
• MediLodge of Sterling earns assisted living quality award
• Omer City Limits perform at Summerfest
• Tests uncover possible sources of E. coli at Whitney Drain
• American Cancer Society to offer new program
• Cooking eggs properly lessens salmonella risk
• Arenac County Drain Commission asks U.S. Army Corps of Engineers for help with sand cleanup
• Standish resident 'more comfortable' after feds visit
• Rose City man running for Congress as independent
• Arenac County commissioners vote to put two millages back on November ballot.
• Silverfox at Summerfest
• Bureau of Prison Officials to move forward with environmental impact statement
• Stupak "optimistic" Standish Max will be turned into federal prison
• 22nd Annual Standish Car Show
• SSC offering new online academy for home school students
• SSC looking to let students drive to Bay Arenac ISD
• Man arrested and woman sent to hospital from residence in Standish
• Elvis and Buddy Holly live at Summerfest
• Sterling Area Health Center celebrates National Health Center Week
• Deep River Township receives $10,000 to complete trail project
• MWC tournament in AuGres
• AuGres Pirate Festival
• The Northeast Art Center's Fine Arts Camp
• U.S. Bureau of Prison Officials schedule time to talk with property owners around Standish Max
• 15-year-old girl struck by vehicle in Standish
• Car stolen, six others broken into Wednesday
• Tiger Bear John invades Summerfest
• AuGres City Council approves bid for Main Street bike path project
• Local church looking for clothes to donate
• Lightfoot and Johnson to face each other for 97th State Represenative in November
• Primary Election Results
• Saganing School holds class reunion
• Purchased tribal land awaiting approval for trust status
• U.S. Bureau of Prison Officials to tour Standish Max for second time
• Standish Arts Center hosting youth fine arts camp
• Second annual Arenac County Alcohol-Free Family Canoe Trip
• Voters to decide on AuGres-Sims-Whitney Fire millage
• Central dispatchers honored for service during storm
• Standish Free Methodist Church distributing food to those in need
• Rock and Roll Beach Party
• Lenny Hicks performs at Summerfest
• Sterling Sportsmen's Association to host Walleye Bonanza
• Vietnam Veterans award scholarship

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