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PETS
Chiweenie Puppies. 11 weeks. Shots up-to-date. $600. Call 810-853-5299. The post PETS first appeared on The County Press .
WANTED
WANTED 48 x 45 and 48 x 40 Wooden Pallets. Drop off location Lapeer, Mi. Call (810) 245-9336 or email info@dtfowler.com. Paying $1-$2 each. WANTED: Someone to erect a wooden fence. Will pay cash. 810-348-4700. The post WANTED first appeared on The County Press .
AUTOS
FS 2000 VW Jetta MK4, 223k/mi., bad radiator, heater core. Original motor, clutch, 5sp. manual all working well, no oil smoke, rest is basket case. Drive away, Lapeer area. $1500.00 OBO. 810-441-2880. The post AUTOS first appeared on The County Press .
Lapeer County veterans to embark on Honor Flight to D.C.
LAPEER COUNTY — Six Lapeer County veterans will experience the trip of a lifetime to Washington D.C. this week to experience the grandeur of war memorials and monuments that have been dedicated in honor of their service to the United States. Mid-Michigan Honor Flight, a regional…
Oregon Twp. board selects new supervisor to fill vacancy
OREGON TWP. — Oregon Township has selected Robert Weir as its new supervisor through 2028. Weir, a current member of the township Planning Commission, was chosen unanimously by the township board on Tuesday, Sept. 8 to replace Supervisor Rich Clemens, who resigned from the…
Imlay City High School to host third annual Science and Aquarium night
IMLAY CITY — Science will move beyond the pages of textbooks and into the hands of students and families when Imlay City High School opens its doors for the third annual ICHS Community Science and Aquarium Night from 5-8 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 14. The event is open to students,…
Lapeer City Commission approves suicide prevention proclamation
LAPEER — September is National Suicide Prevention Month. The Lapeer City Commission on Tuesday, Sep. 8 approved a proclamation to recognize suicide as a serious public health problem in the community, and expressed its support for the designation of September as National Suicide…
Senate Democrats propose significant changes to Michigan’s automatic power outage credit
By Kyle Davidson, Michigan Advance After severe weather knocked out power for hundreds of thousands of Michigan residents last week, members of the Democrat-led state Senate are introducing legislation to provide Michiganders facing lengthy outages with hourly payments. Sens.…
LETTER: We need to elect leaders who will denounce chaos, restore integrity
“Fear is the tool of the tyrant” – Maureen Comey, federal prosecutor fired by the Justice Department in July 2025 Abdul El-Sayed is not a democratic socialist and does not intend to replace capitalism with socialism. He alone as a junior senator will not have such power and…
GUEST COLUMN: PACS Funding Nearly 95 Percent of Ann Bollin’s Campaign
State Rep. Ann Bollin, R-Brighton Township, is raking in tens of thousands of dollars for her re-election campaign from corporate and other political action committees, but has received only a handful of contributions from the people she is supposed to represent, campaign finance…
Federal court throws out Trump order forcing Michigan coal plant to stay open
A federal appeals court ruled Friday that the Energy Department exceeded its authority when it forced the 64-year-old J.H. Campbell coal plant to stay open past its planned May 2025 retirement, costing ratepayers $259 million.
Portnoy rates Fresh Farms’ pizza a 7.9
GROSSE POINTE FARMS — Christmas came in September for the team at Fresh Farms Market, when Dave Portnoy, founder and owner of Barstool Sports, stopped by unannounced for his famous “One Bite Pizza Review” around 2:10 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 10. “I was very nervous,” Manager James…