Annika Schmittlein, left, voting for the first time in Tuesday’s primary election, feeds her completed ballot into the tabulator at the Clinton Township Hall while election worker Barbara Pope observes. Photo by David Panian
CLINTON — Voters in Clinton helped support a fire department millage renewal that will extend fire coverage in the area through 2035.
Tara Schmiesing of Britton looks over some of the books available during the Friends of the Tecumseh District Library book sale Aug. 1 at the library. Photo by David Panian
TECUMSEH — Since 1905, the Tecumseh District Library (TDL) has been a place where the community comes together to learn, explore, and connect.
From left, Rhonda Witte, director of medical oncology at ProMedica Charles and Virginia Hickman Hospital; Josh Roth and Lora Kasik, owners of Musgrove & Co.; Kelly TenCate, medical oncology charge nurse at Hickman Hospital; and Amy Bow, director of operations at Hickman Hospital, are pictured with port pillows that were donated to Hickman Hospital. Local sewers, crocheters and knitters made the pillows while gathered at Musgrove & Co. in Tecumseh. Submitted photo.
ADRIAN TWP. — ProMedica Charles and Virginia Hickman Hospital received a donation of 101 handmade port pillows through Knit and Crochet with Purpose’s Gather to Give Series.
Voted 7-0 to re-appoint parks and recreation director Sarah Gilmore as an alternate member for the city on the Kiwanis Regional Trail Authority for a three-year term ending Sept. 30, 2029.
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TECUMSEH — Utilities Department workers will be getting a new riding mower after a vote by the Tecumseh City Council.
William Amadeo, attorney for defendant John Russell Skelton, addresses Lenawee County District Judge Laura J. Schaedler during a hearing July 31 that settled evidentiary issues before Skelton’s preliminary examination begins Aug. 24. He is charged with three counts of open murder in the deaths of his three young sons, who disappeared in 2010. Skelton attended the meeting by video from the Lenawee County Jail. Photo by David Panian
ADRIAN — Attorneys and a judge in the murder case against John Russell Skelton took care of housekeeping matters last week ahead of the preliminary examination that’s scheduled to start Aug.
ADRIAN — A Tecumseh woman pleaded guilty July 31 in Lenawee County Circuit Court to a felony count of assault with a dangerous weapon in a case where she was accused of pointing an assault-style we
A banner outside the Clinton Township Hall invites residents to vote in the Aug. 4 primary election.
CLINTON — Voters in Clinton helped support a fire department millage renewal that will extend fire coverage in the area through 2035.
Construction continues on converting the former Wendy’s site on West Chicago Boulevard into a commercial building that will have Dunkin’, Jimmy John’s, Domino’s, Tropical Smoothie Cafe and a fifth tenant that has not been identified. Photo by David Panian.
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