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The Daily News Staff
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August 24, 2021
Another warm but pleasant Saturday night at Crystal Motor Speedway led to lots of action on the speedway. Close to 120 cars filled the pits for the next to last points race of 2021.
Dean Huizenga of Belmont picked up the win in the Late Model division with Herrick Hilliker, Midland in close pursuit, Nick Kurtz of Greenville came in third, followed by Kyle Borgman of Muskegon, and Rachel Carpenter of Laingsburg. Hilliker and Chris Rinard of Ithaca grabbed heat wins. Hilliker holds the top spot in the season points over Borgman (-5) and Jimmy Gallagher (-14) of St. Johns.
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Grace Fowler
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August 24, 2021
Until the beginning of this summer, I had never mowed a lawn before.
Growing up, my dad always did it and he wasn’t a big fan of us using power tools when we were little (understandable). Since becoming more of an adult, I have not had to deal with mowing my own lawn because I have either lived in a house where my landlord did it or I was in a college dorm. When I moved in with Andrew, he continued to do the lawn maintenance and I didn’t ever give it a second thought.
Armin Hadzic faces charges of second-degree murder and first-degree child abuse for child’s death
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Cory Smith
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August 24, 2021
A Greenville man was arraigned Monday on charges of second-degree murder and first-degree child abuse in Montcalm County District Court.
Armin Hadzic, 30, had requested on Aug. 17 that his arraignment be delayed because his family was attempting to acquire legal representation. District Court Judge Adam Eggleston granted that request with a deadline of Aug. 20.
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Karen Bota
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August 24, 2021
Ionia County is slated to receive just over $72,000 in state funding to assist local households impacted by weather-related events in June.
Ionia County Finance Director Linda Pigue told the Ionia County Board of Commissioners at its meeting earlier this month that the county had received a letter from Gov. Gretchen Whitmer notifying them that the state had appropriated $10 million for emergency and disaster response and mitigation across the state, with $72,324 approved for Ionia County.
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Elisabeth Waldon
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August 24, 2021
Out of four candidates who interviewed for the seat of Montcalm County District 2 commissioner on Monday, the one chosen was the only one not present.
Montcalm County’s Committee-of-the-Whole voted 5-3 to recommend the full board appoint Scott Painter to fill the seat being vacated by Commissioner Brendan Mahar.
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Karen Bota
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August 24, 2021
Anthony “Tony” Keller thought he’d stay in Carson City as its police chief for another 10 years or so before retiring — as many officers do — around the age of 55.
There was only one job that would entice the 43-year-old to leave, and that was a job in his own community of neighboring Home Township.
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The Daily News Staff
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August 24, 2021
The Montcalm Drug and Alcohol Recovery Community, consisting of community volunteers and more than 15 agencies, were planning to host its yearly symposium — “The Up-Side of Recovery” — at Montcalm Community College (MCC) on Aug. 28.
However, according to a press release from Recovery & Integrated Services of Care (RISC) member John Kroneck, one week before the symposium was to be held, an individual met with the of MCC President Stacy Young and delivered a veiled threat of violence in which he and others were planning a “protest” of the symposium.
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The Daily News Staff
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August 24, 2021
Upcoming and pending services for Aug. 24, 2021
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The Daily News Staff
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August 24, 2021
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