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MSP: Thieves steal lumber during shed break-in.

May 18, 2016
MSP: Thieves steal lumber during shed break-in.

CRYSTAL TOWNSHIP — Lumber was stolen during a breaking and entering of a shed that was reported Monday, May 16, at 6:10 p.m. in the 1000 block of East Madison Road, according to the Hart post of the Michigan State Police. MSP activity Tuesday, May 17, 2016 includes: – 8 a.m., harassing/threatening phone calls, 1000 block of S. 88th Ave.,…

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Residents encouraged to attend sheriff Q&A session Thursday.

May 18, 2016

Dear Editor: Have you ever wondered which local candidate you should vote for? Perhaps you have thought there wasn’t enough information on any of the candidates for you to vote intelligently. There are three candidates running to be the Oceana County Sheriff: Craig Mast, Tim Priese and Leroy Strait. All three candidates are Republicans. All three candidates currently work for…

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EF funds fix road.

May 17, 2016
EF funds fix road.

GRANT TOWNSHIP — A road funding allowance of $4 per each Electric Forest Festival ticket sold in 2015 paid for the repaving of 3/4-mile section of Water Road from Park Road to Arthur Road. The repaving project was recently completed this spring. The huge Electric Forest music festival is held annually at the end of June at the Double JJ…

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Diabetes prevention classes begin June 1.

May 17, 2016

HART – The National Diabetes Prevention Program is coming to Hart, on behalf of District Health Department #10. Currently, one in three adults is living with pre-diabetes (higher than normal blood sugar levels), most of whom are unaware of their condition. In Michigan, that equals about 2.6 million adults. The good news – type 2 diabetes can be prevented or…

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New coalition addresses growing substance abuse problem in Oceana County.

May 17, 2016
New coalition addresses growing substance abuse problem in Oceana County.

HART — Oceana County’s new Substance Abuse Prevention Coalition recently held its first planning meeting, with about 20 coalition members in attendance Coalition members represented a variety of community sectors including: law enforcement, school administration, local businesses, healthcare professionals, parents, and others. All were passionate and excited to make a positive impact in the community by reducing drug and alcohol…

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