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Back to the drawing board for Pentwater schools as bond proposals fail.

November 9, 2022

Back to the drawing board for Pentwater schools as bond proposals fail. By Allison Scarbrough, Editor. PENTWATER — After voters defeated a $24 million bond proposal a year ago, school officials offered a scaled-back version in the form of two proposals for ballot casters to consider Tuesday, Nov. 8. Both proposals failed. Proposal 1 included renovating the existing K-12 school…

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Oceana County Nov. 8, 2022 election results

November 9, 2022

Oceana County Nov. 8, 2022 election results: Straight party: Democratic: 2,250 Republican: 4,270 Key races: Governor/Lt. Governor: Whitmer/Gilchrist (D): 4,820 Dixon/Hernandez (R): 7,012 Secretary of State: Benson (D): 5,010 Karamo (R): 6,668 Attorney General: Nessel (D): 4,618 DePerno (R): 6,853 Representative 2nd District: Hilliard (D): 4,104 Moolenaar (R): 7,467 Representative 101st District: Siggins (D): 158 Fox (R): 337 Representative 102nd…

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Election results in council races

November 9, 2022

Election results in council races   Hart City Council: (2 elected) Catalina Burillo: 278 Amanda Klotz: 318 Fred Rybarz, Jr.: 256 Kris Trygstad: 112       Rothbury Village Council: (3 elected) Autum Drake: 72 Jim Fekken, Jr.: 88 Robert Fulljames: 65 Dylan Zuniga: 85   Walkerville Village Council: (3 elected) Sue Budde: 54 Ernest Gilbert, Jr.: 26 Jennifer Metts:…

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Pirate boys cross country team makes history with first state title.

November 8, 2022

Pirate boys cross country team makes history with first state title. Hart’s Jessica Jazwinski wins the girls race. Pirate News is a presentation of Hart Public Schools in partnership with Oceana County Press.   BROOKLYN, Mich. – Hart’s cross country teams once again made history Saturday, Nov. 5, at the state finals at the Michigan International Speedway under the long-time leadership…

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Armed robber pleads ‘no contest,’ faces 18-year minimum.

November 7, 2022

Armed robber pleads ‘no contest,’ faces 18-year minimum. By Allison Scarbrough, Editor. HART — A 51-year-old Mears man pleaded “no contest” Monday, Nov. 7, in 51st Circuit Court to armed robbery, agreeing to an 18-year minimum prison term. Harold Raymond Labeau, of 5845 W. 6th St., robbed and assaulted an elderly couple in Golden Township and then fled in their…

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