Day: November 16, 2016

State police probing possible fraud at Vassar schools, MEP

Former Vassar Public Schools Superintendent Thomas Palmer, left, is shown in this 2014 photo with Fran Peplinski, now the district’s business manager. Palmer resigned from the superintendent’s job in January of this year after school attorneys said allegations arose against him during their investigation of the school district’s relationship with Michigan Educational Partnership, or MEP, based in Alma. (File photo)

State police probing possible fraud at Vassar schools, MEP

Tom Gilchrist November 16, 2016

A Michigan State Police investigation of Vassar Public Schools and Michigan Educational Partnership –...

Caro Community Hospital to open after-hours clinic in downtown Caro A worker covers the Talmer Bank & Trust logo on an ATM machine in front of the former Caro branch at 345 N. State St. on Friday. Caro Community Hospital plans to open an after-hours clinic at the site next spring. (Photo by Andrew Dietderich)

Caro Community Hospital to open after-hours clinic in downtown Caro

John Schneider November 16, 2016

Caro Community Hospital plans to open an after-hours clinic in downtown Caro at the...

Motown bound? Millington, Frankenmuth one win from finals

Motown bound? Millington, Frankenmuth one win from finals

Tom Gilchrist November 16, 2016

Julie Galloway and Erica Johnson have been yelling themselves hoarse, and for good reason...

Medical marijuana growth in Tuscola County has officials, entrepreneurs seeing green medical marijuana image

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Medical marijuana growth in Tuscola County has officials, entrepreneurs seeing green

John Schneider November 16, 2016

The number of medical marijuana cards in Tuscola County has nearly doubled in one...

Curb appeal: Vassar owners, workers urged to move cars

An aerial view of downtown Vassar’s business district along Huron Avenue (M-15) shows parking lots behind stores where merchants, their employees and their tenants who live above downtown businesses may park for free. Vassar City Councilman Dan Atkins said too many merchants, workers and tenants are parking in front of stores in Vassar’s resurgent business district, preventing visitors and the elderly from finding prime parking spots. (Photo by John Cook)

Curb appeal: Vassar owners, workers urged to move cars

Tom Gilchrist November 16, 2016

Vassar City Councilman Dan Atkins says owners and workers at downtown Vassar businesses should...

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