Police remind residents to keep doors locked following break-in spree ‘Suspects are going car-to-car or door-to-door checking homes and vehicles.’ HART — Hart police continue to investigate a string of vehicle break-ins reported Saturday, April 1, in the area of Water and Mechanic streets. “A total of seven vehicles were reported to have been entered,” said Hart Police Chief Juan…
Ludington Hospital to offer biometric screening LUDINGTON — Spectrum Health Ludington Hospital, part of Corewell Health, will offer a free biometric screening for up to 48 people on Wednesday, May 3 from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. at the Lakeshore Resource Network located at 920 E. Tinkham Avenue. “Biometric screenings consist of checking important numbers such as blood sugar, blood…
Shelby village to consider water agreement with township SHELBY — The Shelby Village Council is holding a special meeting Monday, April 3, at 6:30 p.m. in the Shelby High School library to vote on a wholesale water agreement with Shelby Township to provide water for Oceana Acres apartments developed by Peterson Farms. “After several years of discussion and consideration, the…
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Clown Band accepting summer arts camp scholarship applications SCOTTVILLE — Every year the Scottville Clown Band awards scholarships to middle school and high school children attending summer performing arts education programs. These scholarships are awarded in the memory of Raymond Schulte, who restarted the band in 1947, following a five-year hiatus during World War II and officially named it the Scottville…
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