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Friday, July 16 2010 4:56 pm |
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ROSE TOWNSHIP, Michigan – After several months of interviews and extensive research, the Rose Township Fact Finding Panel rendered its final report to township officials last month.
The five-member panel was appointed in December and met bi-weekly from February through May, reviewing statements made at the Nov. 11 meeting by Rose Township resident, Jim Hanks. Hanks accused former Supervisor Chet Koop and Building Inspector Dave Schang for permitting, renovating and issuing a certificate of occupancy to the township’s 9080 Mason St. facility knowing that the building did not meet Michigan building codes and/or American Disability Act barrier-free compliance.
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Thursday, July 15 2010 3:16 pm |
Residents say it's impossible ... HOLLY, Michigan – Stiff’s mill pond has long been the focal point of Holly, but this year, residents say they are appalled by the weedy conditions that are impeding on recreational activities, and causing big odor problems.
Jim Clark, a Hadley Street resident spoke on the matter during the July 13 Village Council meeting.
“The mill pond is in very bad shape right now – we’re very close right now, I think, to having a significant fish kill there,” Clark said. “We could blame Mother Nature for part of it, but I clearly blame the village and the DPW for contributing significantly to the problem.”
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Monday, July 12 2010 7:02 pm |
Bob Hoffman will host a Patrio... ROSE TOWNSHIP, Michigan – Over 300 guests had the chance to rub elbows with approximately 20 Michigan Republican candidates on July 11, as Rose Township businessman Bob Hoffman used his 299-acre horse farm to host a North Oakland County Republican Club picnic.
Dennis Pittman, president of the NOCRC said he had spent the last three weeks putting the finishing touches on picnic details, and that Hoffman’s farm offered the perfect venue for the family-oriented picnic.
“The whole idea behind today’s event was to bring together Tea Party and Republican groups – all on the same page, working together, showing unity - we are unified under the conservative label,” Pittman said.
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Wednesday, July 14 2010 2:11 pm |
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HOLLY, Michigan – Four Academy Drive residences have been receiving free sewer service for the last seven years, and on Tuesday night, Village Council members voted unanimously to send them the bills.
Village Manager Marsha Powers said the discrepancy was discovered when a resident, who is purchasing an Academy Drive home through the Neighborhood Stabilization Program, required proof that the home was hooked into the village water system. Powers said staff members were able to provide her with the requested documentation.
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Thursday, July 08 2010 1:53 pm |
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HOLLY, Michigan – The Holly Economic Development Task Force hopes to help strengthen the connection between Holly Area Schools and those owning businesses in the community by promoting “Adopt a Classroom,” a project in which local businesses can give back to the community while helping make things a little easier in the classroom.
EDTF coordinator Janet Leslie said the idea behind the program is to seek out businesses interested in donating $100 to a classroom to be used for classroom supplies, fieldtrips, or other needs.
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