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The County Press Published September 16

Sheriff office’s Explorer program introduces young adults to law enforcement careers

LAPEER — Deciding what to choose as a career path can be difficult, especially when you don’t really know what to expect from a certain field. For local high school and college students who think they might be interested in law enforcement or another public safety career, The…

The County Press Published September 16

LAPEER POLICE DEPARTMENT INCIDENTS

Lapeer Police Dept. Incidents are compiled from reports over the last several days TUESDAYWhen: 4:21 a.m.Where: N. Main StreetIncident: Medical assistWhen: 5:13 a.m.Where: Bentley StreetIncident: SuspiciouscircumstancesMONDAYWhen: 11:53 a.m.Where: Perkins ParkIncident: Area…

The County Press Published September 16

ALMONT POLICE DEPT. INCIDENT REPORT

Weekly report from the Almont Police Dept. ALMONT — The Almont Police Dept. responded to 95 calls for service in the Village of Almont and Almont Township during the week of Sept. 7-13. The response calls included:• Traffic stops — 32 stops with two citations issued• Traffic…

The County Press Published September 16

IMLAY CITY POLICE DEPT. INCIDENTS

Recent reports from the Imlay City Police Dept. Sept. 13• N. Cedar and E. Third streets — Trafficstop• S. Cedar Street — Customer trouble• S. Cedar Street — Citizen assist• Main Street — Property check• S. Almont Avenue and Newark Road —Traffic stop• N. Blacks Corners Road and W.…

The County Press Published September 16

Lapeer High School announces homecoming representatives

LAPEER — Lapeer High School (LHS) will crown its homecoming king and queen on Friday, Sept. 18 during halftime of the LHS varsity football game. Homecoming king and queen candidates were named on Sept. 11, and student voting for king and queen concluded today (Sept. 16). Class…

The County Press Published September 16

Dryden High School homecoming is this weekend

DRYDEN — Dryden High School will host its homecoming festivities this week, which will culminate with the crowning of the 2026 homecoming king and queen on Friday (Sept. 18) and the high school dance on Saturday, Sept. 19. The king and queen will be announced during halftime of…

Waterford Township Published September 15

Public Information Dashboard: Police & Fire Millage Renewals

Information and resources regarding the proposed renewal of Fire Operating Millage #2 and Police Operating Millage #2 including ballot language, a millage calculator and comparison instructions, links to resources, answers to frequently asked questions.

Planet Detroit Published September 15

Data center news: Dingell calls for pause on University of Michigan’s Ypsilanti Township supercomputing project

U.S. Rep. Debbie Dingell calls for pause on the University of Michigan's planned $1.25-billion computing facility in Ypsilanti Township, citing lack of transparency. Plus: Warren and Dearborn advance data center moratoriums, a poll shows nearly two-thirds of Michigan voters…

Waterford Township Published September 15

Fall Hydrant Flushing Now Through - Mid October

Waterford Township DPW will perform Fall hydrant flushing now through mid-October. Flushing is done between 4-8 pm, Monday through Thursday.

The Livingston Post Published September 15

Michigan Flyer moving back to Brighton Meijer on Sept. 21

On Sept. 21, Michigan Flyer — the airport shuttle service of Indian Trails, which operates a daily schedule of 14 round-trips between East Lansing, Brighton, Ann Arbor and Detroit Metro Airport from 3 a.m. to midnight — will return to its normal boarding location on the south…

The Livingston Post Published September 15

Three Livingston County students among five receiving Lake Trust Foundation scholarships

The Lake Trust Foundation, an independent charitable organization of Lake Trust Credit Union, has awarded five scholarships to Michigan residents — including three from Livingston County — who are furthering their education. The New Beginnings and Michigan Impact scholarships…

Planet Detroit Published September 15

Voices: Michigan’s water systems need cybersecurity coordination after summer attacks

Nine Michigan water systems reported cyber intrusions this summer as part of nationwide attacks on water infrastructure. Brandon Jessup argues the state needs coordinated defenses, not fragmented responses.

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