Genesee County More names released in GHOST operations Sheriff Chris Swan- son speaks to nUnit aimed at names of those arrested in recent On the dates of March 12, April reporters at the Fri- sting operations to catch human 23, Aug. 12, Aug. 13 and Aug. 14, day, Aug. 14 press catching predators, traffickers and those who sought out GHOST completed seven opera- conference when human traffickers to have sexual relations with minors. tions throughout Genesee County. he announced 17 Swanson stood at his podium Of these seven operations, six were arrests made by the By Hannah Ball behind a table filled with some evi- undercover sting operations. Genesee Human On Wednesday, Aug. 19, Genesee dence police collected during these GHOST stands for the Genesee Oppression Strike County Sheriff Chris Swanson an- stings- firearms, Faygo pop, Mike’s Human Oppression Strike Team, Team (GHOST). nounced approximately half of the Hard Lemonade, cocaine and more. See GHOST on 13 Photo: Hannah Ball

G-6155 W. Pierson Rd., Flushing Weekend Stephen Hill 810-720-0900 Ext. 107 VOL. 27 NO. XXXIV SUNDAY, AUGUST 23, 2020 $1.00 Holly man in court Sept. 10 Traveling Taste in Fenton nFacing life in prison on federal and state child porn charges By Sharon Stone Jeremy McCallum, 44, of Holly is due back in U.S. District Court, Eastern District of Michigan (Detroit) on Sept. 10. He is charged with production and possession of child pornography Jeremy and could face up to life in prison. McCallum See CHILD PORN on 21

Grand Rapids teens to be in court Sept. 8 nCharged with breaking into Target store in Fenton By Sharon Stone Kquazay Vinson, 17, of Grand Rapids and Jamone Carter, 18, of Kentwood are expected back in Genesee County An employee at Big Apple Bagels prepares a drink for a customer at this year’s Traveling Jamone District Court on Sept. 8 Kquazay Taste in Fenton, which was spread out into different regions due to the pandemic. The majority Carter See TARGET on 16 Vinson of attendees wore masks expect when eating and drinking. See story on page 23. Photo: Hannah Ball

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Submit Hot lines online at myfenton.com ’ve experienced more and staff in a safe and respon- This fall, we will provide Chrome- or text to 810-771-8398 than 40 first days of sible manner. books for all Bronchos in first- through th All submissions, if approved for publication, must be 50 school, first as a kin- With that in mind, I am 12 grades, and iPads for all Young words or less and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Tri-County Times. We reserve the right Idergartner, then as a in regular contact with Gov. Fives and kindergartners. Our technol- to edit for clarity, length and liability. teacher, principal and today Gretchen Whitmer’s office ogy integration specialist will help ease as Holly Area Schools su- and the Oakland County the transition to full remote learning. PRESIDENT TRUMP IS the one who caused problems in Portland. perintendent and a proud Health Department to obtain We will utilize the most up-to-date There had been mostly peaceful parent. clear guidance on COVID-19 instructional technology, including protests for two months, until he The first day of school Scott Roper testing turnaround time, the Schoology Learning Management sent unwanted federal officers there should always be filled with Holly Area reliable contact tracing and System, which will allow students to to stir up trouble. excitement and joy. CO- Schools school safety metrics. follow a specific learning plan, orga- nnn superintendent YES, ABOUT 99 percent will survive VID-19 has brought a new I’m proud to report we nize their day, and communicate with COVID-19, but at what cost? For dynamic to the first day of have developed a first-of- teachers. Families are now receiving every person who dies from it, there school for all of us — one its-kind remote learning communication regarding the daily are probably 10 who have serious of anxiety, frustration and unanswered plan that provides all Bronchos with virtual schedule for elementary, middle complications, hospitalizations (and the attendant bills), and long-term or questions. cutting-edge technology that prepares and high school students. permanent damage to heart, lungs, Over the past several weeks, our them for careers and bright futures. See SCOTT ROPER on 15 and/or brain. leadership team has worked tirelessly nnn to compile a comprehensive Return I SHUDDER TO think how the to Learn plan that protects the health, world would be different if this safety and well-being of our entire It’s not too soon to talk! type of Covid hysteria existed in Call to plan ahead for auto insurance reform options available July 1st. the late 1930s: The Germans are Broncho community. dangerous, surrender, surrender. Countless unknowns around CO- nnn VID-19 still remain just three weeks JUST BECAUSE YOU agree before the new school year as the with media doesn’t mean you’re trustworthy. state’s deadline for our Response and nnn Preparedness Plan has already passed. THAT WILL BE a big fat NO on the Our decision to begin remotely was Linden bond proposal. The board not made lightly, and we are commit- Mike Arce Licensed Agent really got this one wrong. ted to returning to in-person learning nnn www.mikearce.com YOU CANNOT FUNCTION as soon as possible. Your experienced Atlas Insurance Agency Team: Office: (248) 887-3131 • [email protected] (L to R) Linda Schweizer, properly if you live in irrational fear. Our number one priority is reopen- 2230 E. Highland Rd. STE B, Highland, MI 48356 Alex Harnphanich and Mike Arce. nnn ing our buildings to our 3,700 students

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Committee reminds people FLAT ROOFING to not bring sick dogs to park • Duro-Last Roofing nVisitors asked to read the “We were recently contacted by • Rubber Roofing rules of Thompson Road Regional someone, who’s dog was diagnosed with kennel cough. They assume that • TPO Roofing Dog Park posted at location the dog came into contact with kennel • Commercial & Residential SINCE By Hannah Ball cough while visiting the park. It is the • Industrial 1959 The Thompson Road Regional Dog only time they interacted with other We specialize in flat roof repairs! Park committee is reminding users to dogs,” according to the post. not bring their animal to the park if This dog’s last visit was Monday, Aug. they’re sick. 10, around 1:30 p.m. The owner con- STANDING SEAM METAL ROOFS GUTTER SYSTEMS The TRRDG posted this on Facebook tacted the committee so the information • Commercial Buildings • Store Fronts Gutters & Downspouts on Aug. 15 after an owner said their dog could be passed on to other visitors. • Residential Homes • Churches • Barns • Seamless Aluminum was diagnosed with kennel cough after “If your dog is ill, PLEASE, do not • A Variety of Colors coming to the park. bring it to the park. Knowingly visit- SHINGLE ROOFS • Gutter Screens “I would like to take a minute and ing the park while sick or with a sick NEW ROOFS • Overhangs/Siding dog is inconsiderate and irresponsible FREE stress the importance of reading AND • Seal Down Shingles Estimates! • Residential & Commercial … (kennel cough) is contagious, but following the posted rules / etiquette • Metal Shingles located at the entrance of the park. treatable. Dogs without the Bordetella • Skylights/Copperwork • Roof Repairs • All Types Before opening, the TRRDP committee vaccine should not visit environments License #2104183192 members spent many days working on like a dog park. Dogs should have all these, with the hope of creating a healthy vaccinations before playing at the park. 810-743-2759 and safe environment for all visitors and If your dog is showing any symptoms, 6165 E. Atherton Rd. their humans,” according to the post. PLEASE, make an appointment with The park’s existence relies on users being your vet and keep your dog home,” the Sweers Burton, MI 48519 responsible dog owners, which is part of post reads. EAVESTROUGH & ROOFING CO. www.SweersRoofing.com following the rules and etiquette. See DOGS on 26

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3365 W. Highland Rd. | Milford | 248.529.3001 | www.akdteam.com 6 Sunday, August 23, 2020 WEEKEND TIMES myfenton.com myfenton.com WEEKEND TIMES Sunday, August 23, 2020 7 Holly schools to Lake Fenton alters Linden schools to be fully virtual back-to-school plan begin fully virtual until Oct. 30 nStudents will learn nThe district will reassess in virtually for two weeks 30 days per state guidelines n By Hannah Ball ‘Sadly, the coronavirus By Hannah Ball Lake Fenton Community Schools voted Tues- Linden Community Schools has pushed back has taken away the joy of day, Aug. 18 to have all students attend the first the first day of school from Aug. 24 to Sept. 8, two weeks of school virtually. the first day of school…’ and students will learn remotely. Blue Devils head back to school virtually from This decision was made at the Aug. 17 Board By Hannah Ball Aug. 31 until Sept. 14. This two-week time frame Holly Area Schools will be fully virtual gives the district more time to receive, set up of Education meeting, almost two weeks after until Oct. 30 with the option of resuming in- and become comfortable with technology that the board previously adopted a hybrid plan, a person learning sooner given clear guidance will allow teachers to broadcast their lessons to combination of in-person and virtual learning. and direction from the county and state health students learning from home. All virtual lessons Superintendent Russ Ciesielski said, “The MI departments, including specific steps regarding will be recorded and the district will work with Return to School Roadmap requires schools to positive COVID-19 tests. The district continues parents to provide childcare if needed. cooperate with their local public health depart- to assess the situation and has been meeting The Lake Fenton Board of Education will ment regarding the implementation of protocols regularly with the governor’s office to address reevaluate this plan on Oct. 12, with monthly for handling COVID-19 related situations. We some of the remaining concerns. recertifications of their return to school plan, did receive more guidance from the Genesee Superintendent Scott Roper made the an- which is required by law for school districts County Health Department and it became ob- nouncement in an Aug. 11 letter after the Board this year. vious that we would face a lot of challenges in of Education approved the recommendation on On Monday, Aug. 3, the Lake Fenton Board keeping an uninterrupted educational process Aug. 10 to begin the 2020 - 21 school year in of Education approved a return to school plan for our students. See HOLLY on 16 See LAKE FENTON on 17 See LINDEN on 15 At MCC we’re never going to stop. 8 Sunday, August 23, 2020 WEEKEND TIMES And neither shouldmyfenton.com you! MCC president shares a messageRegister of now hope for andFall classes. commitment for the upcomingMORE school SAFETY measures year in place to protect you.

I am pleased to share that Mott Community ily Life Center staff and a core set of volunteers, with in-person, hybrid, College will reopen for the Fall semester offering students were able to have MCC-loaned ChromeMORE- CHOICES remote, hybrid and face-to-face classes. When books and Wifi hotspot pucks deliveredand to their online classes. the College’s Winter semester began in Janu- homes. MCC students facing food and transpor- ary, my biggest worries were whether the winter tation insecurities were provided weekly MottMORE Eats SUPPORT with virtual Advising and weather patterns would cause extensive class Food Pantry food boxes delivered to their homes. cancellations and if the March 10 bond millage As funds for purchasing food for food boxStudent deliver- Life. for .79 mills would pass. The winter weather ies dwindled, The Foundation for Mott Community was mild compared to last year, so my weather College staff embarked upon a fundraisingMORE cam- WAYS TO TRANSFER your credits, worries were allayed. In March, as the celebra- paign to cover the average $1500 per weekbe food a guest student at MCC. tions took place while the votes were counted, cost. The pandemic increased student emergen- there was no inkling that we were on the cusp cy needs and Foundation personnel led a fund- of entering the unfathomable. Our focus that raising campaign to find dollars that metmcc.edu critical or 810-762-0200 night was on gratefulness for the tremendous student needs. support from community members during the election. Winning the election meant MCC was Employees suggested that we live our mission poised to create and shore up some outstand- by supporting the local hospitals and their respec- ing spaces to support student success. The tive staffs. Each local hospital was loaned at least revelry was high as we looked to our future of one ventilator and received donated gowns, shoe continuing to provide this region with excellent covers, hair covers, gloves, drapes, masks and academic instruction, workforce training and sanitary wipes. A Hometown Heroes fundraiser student support services. took place to raise funds to treat local hospital employees to a lunch/dinner while also donating Within hours the world changed, and I was to the hospitals’ foundations. For important information about the educational debt, earnings, and completion rates of students who attended meeting with MCC’s Executive Cabinet, Medical these programs, please see the following link: http://www.mcc.edu/gainful_employ_disclosure/index.php Director and Interim Chief of Police, making deci- Early during the pandemic, MCC signed a We are excited about the opportunities that this As an affirmative action/equal opportunity institution, the College encourages diversity and provides equal opportunity in education, employment, all of its programs, and the use of its facilities. The College does not discriminate in educational sions that we thought would last for at most a few Memorandum of Understanding with theor employment Ameri opportunities- or practicesnew on thejourney basis of race, sex, will color, religion, bring. gender, gender Our expression, road gender identity, map national origin,to reopen veteran’s status, age,- disability unrelated to an individual’s ability to perform adequately, sexual orientation, or any other characteristic protected by law. Title IX Coordinator Contact Information: 1401 E. Court St., Prahl College Center – Student Success Services Center (PCC-2280E), Flint, MI 48503, (810) 762-0024. Title II, ADA, Coordinator weeks, but instead culminated into a five-month can Red Cross of East Central Bay-MichiganContact Information: 1401 E. Courting St., Curtice-Mott can Complex be (CM-1117, found Flint, MI 48503in (810)our 762-0373. recently Section 504 Coordinator released Contact Information: MCC 1401 E. Court St., Prahl College Center (PCC-2280A), Flint, MI 48503 (810) 232-2557. Mott Community College is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission (hlcommission.org), span. During these months of remote work and to offer our Ballenger Field House to serve as a Reopeninga regional Plan. accreditation The five-phase agency recognized plan by the U.S.serves Department as ofa Education. instruction, MCC remained true to its mission for temporary emergency disaster relief facility for the guide to how the College will reopen face-to-face this region. In a week, the College transitioned area. This partnership led to several Red Cross operations safely while mitigating risk. Please be more than 750 courses (84%) from face-to-face blood drives taking place on our campus dur- patient as you enter our “new normal” with many instruction to an alternative remote format. ing the last few months. Most recently, we heard different processes, procedures, workflows and there was a need to increase access to testing for directions. They have been implemented to keep I had the opportunity to observe some of our Genesee County, so we formed a partnership with each one of us healthy and productive. faculty in action as they reimagined the instruc- the Michigan Department of Health and Human tional delivery of courses. Faculty members Services and Kroger Health to offer free COVID-19 Now Mott Community College needs your brought unique and creative strategies to work testing on our campus. support. The College is enrolling students for with students who never thought they were going fall classes that begin September 8, 2020 and to experience remote instruction. The observa- MCC is proud to have served this region for al- we have seats available in many of our courses. tions gave me an opportunity to see the some- most 100 years not only as an educational insti- Please think about enrolling or sharing MCC times chaotic environments in which students tution, but as a community partner, an economic enrollment information with a friend or relative were trying to learn. MCC faculty carried a heavy driver and a safe haven for those who need us https://appsprod.mcc.edu/onlineapp/. We lift in supporting students, many who were un- most. As we have navigated the pandemic, we hope you are Ready for More because MCC is prepared to learn in a virtual space, to successful have proven our commitment will never waiver. Never Going To Stop! course completion. Mott Community College cares about this com- munity deeply and will continue to provide high- Looking Forward! We found very quickly that if faculty, staff and quality instruction, student support both inside administrators did not step up to support our and outside the classroom, economic and work- Beverly Walker-Griffea, Ph.D. students, they would fall through the cracks and force development collaborations and decisions President not complete. Thanks to our Lenore Croudy Fam- that sustain the region’s economy. Mott Community College - SPONSORED CONTENT - myfenton.com WEEKEND TIMES Sunday, August 23, 2020 9

Township applies for POLICE & FIRE NEWS funds under CARES Act REPORT BRIEFS nMunicipalities can be May 2020. The second round is for the COMPILED BY HANNAH BALL COMPILED BY HANNAH BALL payroll expenditures incurred during reimbursed for costs April through July 2020. Second round HOLLY POLICE ARREST LINDEN BOARD OF ED. SEEKS TO incurred due to COVID funds will only be paid if there is money DRIVER FOR OWI FILL VACANCY available. Around 6:15 on Thursday, The Linden Community Schools By Hannah Ball Aug. 13, witnesses reported Board of Education is seeking The Fenton Township Board of Trust- The available program amount is seeing a vehicle traveling $200 million. parties interested in serving their ees is expected to be reimbursed for north bound on N. Saginaw community due to an immediate The township also applied to be reim- payroll expenditures that were affected Street near Airport Drive hit a vacancy. Jason Rowden resigned due to the coronavirus. bursed under the First Responder Haz- stop sign and continue away his seat effective August 20, 2020. The program is called the Coronavi- ard Pay Premiums Program (FRHPPP). from the scene. They also The person appointed would serve rus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security This program reimburses expenditures reported what appeared to until the next school board election (CARES) Act, Public Law 116.136. for qualifying first responder hazard pay be a disturbance between a November, 2020. Applicants can In total, Thomas Broecker, opera- premiums provided to first responders man and a woman inside the submit a letter of interest and tions manager/deputy clerk, expects who have performed hazardous duty vehicle. Officers located the resume to the Superintendent’s the township to receive around $43,000 or work involving physical hardship vehicle and determined the Office at mcallard@lindenschools. 37-year-old driver, a resident of from two programs. related to COVID-19, according to the org or in person at the Linden Michigan Department of Treasury. Kentucky, was intoxicated. The Administration Office, 7205 W. Silver The Public Safety and Public Health driver was arrested and lodged Payroll Reimbursement Program Reimbursements are on a first-come, Lake Rd no later than September 1, first-serve basis. at the Holly Police Department 2020. The Board will hold interviews (PSPHPR) was created to reimburse for pending release. eligible public safety and public health Qualifying first responders include September 2, 2020. Questions, call payroll expenditures under section law enforcement, firefighters, emer- 810-591-0983. 5001 of the CARES Act. Qualified ap- gency medical technicians (EMTs), plicants that received a direct allocation paramedics, 911 operators, local unit under section 5001 of the CARES Act of government corrections officers, ARE YOU OUT OF WORK? are limited in the amount of funds they airport public safety officers and a few Do you have any underlying health conditions? can request, according to the Michigan other categories of first responders. Department of Treasury. The available program amount is Contact us right away to discuss possible benefits and The first round is for the payroll ex- $100 million, with a limit of $1,000 per winning social security disability at the first step penditures incurred during April and eligible employee. Attorneys Bieske and Alfonsi file as FAST, or FASTER than all other firms. Most importantly, they do it RIGHT. Their clients win the majority combined experience in only Social HOT LINE CONTINUED WHY IS IT that all of Fenton’s of their cases at the first step. In Security disability matters. They Coronavirus efforts seek to increase recent years statistics show that the have won over 7,000 cases and HANG ON TO your wallets Linden business within the DDA? average person wins less than 1/3 have won over $100 million in lump homeowners, the bond proposal for nnn of their cases at the first step, and, sum benefits for their clients. empty buildings is apparently still going HOW’S THIS FOR a thought: If the if you don’t win at the application In addition to practicing only forward. No kids in school - no bond. Democrats are unable to run their own stage, it could be years until you Social Security Disability law, nnn cities, how in the world can they run our receive benefits. attorney Bieske has written a book OVER 400 PEOPLE attended the country? They interview you, and unlike for attorneys about the subject and Linden board meeting and witnessed nnn some other firms, an actual attorney has been interviewed on various firsthand the disregard for the wants of DO YOU EVEN know what plagiarism immediately files your application. television programs. Both attorneys the community. It was an opportunity for means? It means taking someone’s Over 70 pages of documents must Bieske and Alfonsi have also been leadership, instead we got victimhood work and using it as your own. What be completed during the application interviewed on radio programs and and whining. Embarrassing. Putting a someone’s done with their plagiarism process. Often an answer given on one of the multiple have given speeches to many groups. bond proposal on the ballot this year doesn’t matter in this context. Do your confusing forms is actually used by the government to Attorneys Bieske and Alfonsi offer free phone or office would be a bigger embarrassment. own research. deny your case, not just on the first step, but in later consultation. They will promptly inform you if they can nnn nnn appeals. The firm does the paperwork for you. Forms are make a difference at the application stage. Also, many CONCERNED THAT YOUR vote won’t DAYCARES ARE ACTUALLY way sent to your doctor to bolster your case. They follow up people don’t realize they often can file even if they’re still get there on time? Polls are open all day safer than schools. Daycares don’t have to determine the status of your case. Winning your case working part-time. November 3. Use them instead of your over a thousand people. results in up to thousands of dollars in monthly benefits If you have filed on your own and have been denied mailbox. Tried-and-true method been nnn and early Medicare coverage. call immediately. 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Soccer park sub-license approved in 4-3 vote CONTINUED Conservatives don’t get much of a HOT LINE voice, time to cancel my subscription. nAgreement for the township to do anything like that I DON’T LIKE Donald Trump, but I’m nnn with this agreement. against him because of corruption, STILL CONFUSED ABOUT the expires in one year Mathis asked if they did any improve- lack of character, failure to handle Hot-liner that thinks wearing seat COVID-19, divisiveness, racial belts protects others. You compared By Hannah Ball ments on the buildings and if they would unrest, misogyny, using federal wearing a seat belt to wearing a The new sub-license for the Deer need permits. Tucker said they would forces against US citizens, Russian mask because it protects others. Park Soccer Complex between Fenton need municipal approval from the Gen- bounties, mocking the disabled, When called out on it, you now say it Township and the Deer Run Soccer esee County Parks and Recreation Com- insulting John McCain, kids in cages, keeps the driver in control because Authority passed in a 4-3 vote at the mission and Fenton Township. USPS shenanigans, and ballooning he is less likely to be ejected from deficit to name a few reasons. the driver seat in an accident. Again, I Monday, Aug. 17 Fenton Township Township Attorney Jack Belzer had nnn ask, how does this protect others? Board of Trustees meeting. a concern with the agreement because DONALD TRUMP HAS done very little nnn The new agreement, which passed in the original stated that the park was of what he said he would do, and rather TO THE PERSON who received seven August but was made effective July 1, for public use. He was worried there than making America great again, he mail-in applications- you can send all of has made us the laughingstock of the them in and you will receive one mail-in expires June 30, 2021. would be issues with other groups, world. He and his enablers in Congress ballot in return. The same thing would The “yes” votes were Supervisor Bonnie such as little league, if they wanted need to be voted out of office as soon happen if you entered the in-person Mathis, Treasurer John Tucker, Trustee to use the park, too. as possible. voting location seven times. Vince Lorraine and Clerk Robert Krug. “If it’s going to be a public park, it nnn nnn The “no” votes were Trustee Robert Kes- should be a public park,” he said. IF YOU TRULY did get seven ONE OF THE primary jobs that a applications for mail-in voting, return president has is choosing the right ler, Trustee Mark Goupil, Kesler agreed and said, one of them and discard the others. If people to lead. Another member of and Trustee Christine I just feel ”I just feel that more you return all of them you will still only Trump’s team was charged with a Reid. Due to the pandemic, kids besides soccer kids get one ballot, and you might also get crime this week. the meeting took place via that more kids should have access to a visit from an official in blue inquiring nnn conference call. ‘‘ the park.” about attempted voter fraud. TO MY DEMOCRAT friends. How besides soccer nnn do you feel as a patriotic American Three soccer groups, kids should Lorraine, who won FROM THE HOTLINES I read in when not one of your Socialistic/ American Youth Soccer the August primary and TCT in today’s Midweek edition, Democratic members of Congress Organization (AYSO), have access to is running unopposed to your choice of what you published have condemned the riots and pillage Nationals Genesee and La the park. become supervisor in No- proves you’re a liberal biased news in Portland, Seattle and elsewhere? Forza Soccer Club, have vember, said he supports outlet no better than MSNBC or CNN. God bless America. Robert Kesler used the facilities, which Fenton Township trustee the one-year extension and is off Linden Road, for ’’ said other groups should be more than two decades able to use the park as well. and have bought equipment and main- He asked Tucker if the language in the tained the fields. They formed the Deer sub-licensing agreement defines “use” as GREAT Park Soccer Authority. Fenton Town- just an agreement between the township ship as the holder of the sublicense from and the three soccer groups. Genesee County Parks & Recreation. Tucker said yes. He hopes the prob- OPPORTUNITY After the previous agreement ex- lems they’re facing now will be worked pired this past June, there was back and out by the county this year if there’s an We are seeking retired - professionals, school teachers, forth dialogue for 18 months between issue with another group wanting to GM employees, police force, fire fighters, bankers, the soccer groups and Southern Lakes use the fields. He mentioned how these executives or college students to fill open positions for Parks and Recreation, which is Fenton three soccer groups have put a lot of drivers, handyman and visitation staff. Township’s first choice to manage the time and money into the fields. facility, in trying to come to a new “I don’t think we need to be making Join our family owned multi-business team with years of agreement. No agreement was reached. problems for these folks,” he said, add- excellent service and caring for the community. Township officials have repeatedly said ing that he’s in favor of clearing more they shouldn’t be involved in this type space at the park for other groups. Send resume & references to: of contract. Rick Miracle, from National Gen- Tucker, who’s also an attorney, said esee, said there are kids and parents [email protected] he looked at and updated the original who play softball and catch out on those or agreement brought up by former town- fields, who are not part of the organiza- Sharp Funeral Home ship lawyer, the late Richard “Dick” tions, and it hasn’t been an issue. 1000 W. Silver Lake Rd. Cooley, approximately 25 years ago. He “That is happening all the time. It’s Fenton, MI 48430 updated the language, he said, and the probably just not as widely reported,” biggest change was adding an insurance he said, adding that he doesn’t believe requirement. The license fee for the anyone at the park has told others that rights granted to the DRSA by Fenton they cannot use the fields. Township is $1. Patricia Lockwood, Fenton City Mathis asked Tucker if there’s any council woman and SLPR representa- language about who will maintain the tive, expressed concern that there was roads. Tucker said there’s no obligation no mention of SLPR in the sublicense. 12 Sunday, August 23, 2020 WEEKEND TIMES myfenton.com

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GHOST, which contains people but on his phone had over 1,000 hard- this individual has done this behavior mainly from the GCSO and different core child pornographic stills and vid- before. police agencies, poses as underage eos,” Swanson said. “The images that I A 38-year-old laborer out of Flint children on social media websites and saw and the videos that our detectives came to have sex with 15-year-old. He arranges with these suspects to meet. had to go through were of children, brought methamphetamine and red “These are offenders that are very toddlers and babies...were talking 6, Faygo. cunning. These are offenders that use 7-year-olds.” A 35-year-old construction worker their ability to, as I said, live among Matthew Hyde, 40, was a firefighter out of Burton, married with kids, society, but seek out children to have out of Burton and a former police brought cocaine when he arranged to sex with and treat them as property,” he officer from multiple agencies, not have sexual relations with an underage said, adding that more people should including Burton. He hadn’t been an person. have conversations about these topics active police officer since 2015. A 22-year-old caregiver out of Otis- to generate more awareness. He chatted with two GHOST people, ville came to have sex with a 15-year-old Those arrested in these sting opera- whom he believed to be 14-year-old boy. He brought cocaine. tions: girls. When police caught him, he had Swanson said it is not unusual for John Linsner, 43, a maintenance two loaded firearms in his vehicle, a these people to bring drugs so their worker out of Grand Blanc, came to police ID, a police badge from a depart- victims can’t resist. They also use fear have sex with a 13-year-old female for ment he wasn’t associated with. tactics to get what they want and coerce $40. He was arrested in March. Michael Beaudoin, 38, unemployed victims into sex. Pong Lor, 34, an assembly worker out of Howell, came to have sex with a “They do, what we call in this busi- out of Shelby Township, came to have 15-year-old. He brought Jack Daniels ness, survival sex. They do it to stay sex with a 13-year-old female. He did and coca-cola to have mixed drinks. alive,” Swanson said. 30 minutes of counter surveillance on Erik Middlewood, 30, a mobile food More information will be released the GHOST operation, Swanson said. delivery person for an app delivery when the GCSO charges the suspects. He was arrested in Grand Blanc. service out of Otisville, came ot have Swanson said Lor told an undercover sex with a 14-year-old girl. officer, “I’m okay with young girls. Lonnie Henderson-Hendrick, 38, In fact, the younger the better.” unemployed out of Lapeer County, FENTON’S OPEN BOOK Ronald Brooks, 26, was unemployed came to have sex with a 15-year old. - CELEBRATES OUR - out of Flint. He came to have sex with He brought a six-pack of Mike’s Hard a 14-year-old girl and had more than Lemonade. $600 in his pocket and expected un- The remaining arrests took place last 10th AnniversAry protected sex “because he brought so week, and there are no official charges & Independent Book Store Day! much money,” Swanson said. yet because investigations are ongo- Thomas Trinklein, 34, unemployed ing. Names and photos have not been out of Saginaw, came to have sex with released. AUGUST 29, 2020 a 14-year-old female. He faces more A 53-year-old painter out of Holly charges than anyone else arrested in came to have sex with a 15-year-old 10AM-4PM these stings. female and a 15-year-old male. He had He currently faces 16 charges and a $100 bill as the agreed upon cost. Specials, Prizes will be charged more. Those 16 charges A 24-year-old store clerk, came to consist of the following: three counts have sex with a 14-year-old. He brought & Giveaways! of child sexually abusive activity, a Smirnoff vodka and orange juice 25-year felony; seven counts of using A 25-year-old concrete laborer out of a computer to commit a crime, a 20- Flint came to have sex with a 14-year- -BOOK SIGNINGS- year felony; one count of aggravated old. This man had been married for from local authors child sexually abusive activity, a 25-year one week. OFFERING felony; three counts of child sexually “We see this very very often. In the abusive material, a 10-year felony; one center console of his vehicle, he left his will be here! wedding ring,” Swanson said. MERCHANDISE A 26-year-old student on an educa- View all stories tion Visa out of Saginaw Township online at came to have sex with a 15-year-old . 105 WEST SHIAWASSEE AVE. | 810-629-8000 myfenton.com A 29-year-old laborer out of Lennon WWW.FENTONSOPENBOOK.WIX.COM/MAIN came to have sex with two 14-year-olds. 14 Sunday, August 23, 2020 WEEKEND TIMES myfenton.com

CAR SHOW car shows that were well attended. Sharp Funeral Homes thanks Continued from Page 3 “It kind of demonstrated that participant awards. All makes and people are anxious to get out and community for year of support models are welcome. Participants to be with others safely, when they Submitted by Sharp Funeral Homes can distance from each other, but make important decisions about final care can come and go at will. Sharp Funeral Homes, Miller Road still be together,” she said. “They’re if you feel uncomfortable, and that’s why Mueller recognizes how this year Chapel is thanking the Swartz Creek missing those times. Our show we made it such a priority in the rebuild.” has been hard for local businesses. will give people an opportunity to community for a year of support after the After 480 days of construction, the At least one of her past sponsors is do that.” reopening of their facility last August. The Miller Road Chapel was ready for its not going to reopen, but she also To become a sponsor, businesses Sharp family, who has been taking care of reopening in August of 2019. The Sharp has one new sponsor this year. send a check to the Cystic Fibrosis the deceased and their loved ones in the family hosted an open house in Septem- Mueller displays signs and logos Foundation. In her letter to po- area since 1970, were forced to rebuild the ber that consisted of tours of the new from all businesses that become tential sponsors, Mueller wrote, 18,000 square foot building when it was facility, an easel walk, and a ribbon cut- sponsors. “The Cystic Fibrosis Foundation destroyed in a fire in May of 2018. ting and official dedication. Nearly 2,000 “It’s really an opportunity to has dedicated doctors working on At the scene of the fire, Roger Sharp community members including city of- celebrate business supporting cutting edge technology that sig- Jr. and Michael Scully ran into the blaz- ficials, fire fighters, and members of the business,” she said. “We’re going nificantly contributes to advanced ing building to retrieve all decedents and Chamber of Commerce were present to forward with strength. I’m very medical solutions.” cremated remains. Afterward, the fam- witness the occasion, and their support pleased at the local businesses all “This is one way in the big pic- ily immediately began making plans to has continued in the year since. being willing to be a part of this.” ture we can work toward a healthier rebuild the property and resume serving “We knew that this reopening would Mueller’s mother recently future,” she said. the Swartz Creek community as soon be a chance for us to reengage with our passed, and $1,000 from her in- When asked how the orchard is as possible, taking advantage of the op- community, but we did not expect the heritance is being used to help doing, she said it’s doing well de- portunity to update the facilities with the outpouring of love and support that we local businesses at the event. Next spite earlier frostic conditions, and help of renowned funeral home designer, received. Not just at the reopening, but year, she plans to do matching that the apples look good. J. Stuart Todd. in the weeks and months since. Our certificates, where if they support “The orchard looks really good. Roger Sharp emphasizes the impor- fresh start would not have been possible her, she will support them. We’re really pleased about that,” tance of comfort and familiarity in the without the kindness of the Swartz Creek She said she’s been to a few local Wendy said. new chapel: “We want our families to community,” said RJ Sharp, President of feel at home when they’re here. You can’t Business Operations. myfenton.com WEEKEND TIMES Sunday, August 23, 2020 15 LINDEN and students in that class, or students Continued from Page 7 who were in close contact, would have “Linden Community Schools ap- to quarantine for 14 days. preciates the support from our Maker said many other districts in students, families and community the county are following suit. as we continue to navigate through “We all know it’s not optimal. Our uncharted waters. We are looking administration, staff, families and most forward to Sept. 8, and are preparing importantly the kids want to be in to have a successful start to the 2020-21 school. Bottom line is the information school year,” Ciesielski said. on the virus is still being assessed and Linden Board of Education President we don’t know where the risk levels are Scott Maker said they will reassess this or what is acceptable. No one wants plan after 30 days per state guidelines. children, school staff or families to be The Genesee County Health De- at risk due to an exposure occurring in partment guidelines follow Executive the school setting. Order 2020-166, which states that an “I have to commend Mr. Ciesielski, individual with a COVID symptom the Districts Return to School Task should be treated as a positive case. Force, all district personnel and our That individual would be required to bargaining units for the way they pulled be quarantined for 14 days. Classrooms together on the. The community has with a symptomatic individual would been engaged and responded to surveys have to close and be cleaned, the school so we had some metrics to work with would have to conduct contact tracing, through this process,” Maker said.

SCOTT ROPER pated in training on our new online Continued from Page 4 management system, which is de- Students will have access to visual signed to support both in-person math programs including ST Math learning and virtual learning. We and Zearn Math, reading programs remain committed to providing all including Literacy Footprints and Bronchos with a great educational Reading Plus, electronic textbooks experience as we continue making and more. Our students will also have progress toward both our in-person access to many virtual tools to support learning and 100-percent virtual learning and comprehension. learning models. We have taken great measures Our leadership team continues to to ensure our students with unique go above and beyond to demonstrate learning challenges have access to Broncho Pride, and I’d like to person- the same programs and services they ally thank them for their hard work would otherwise receive through in- and dedication. person learning. These individualized I would also like to thank our education plans will be reviewed with families and staff for their patience families, and student progress will be throughout this difficult process. measured and monitored. We’re in this together. One commu- All of our teachers have partici- nity. Bronchos United. We pride ourselves on being family oriented and welcoming each resident into our hearts.

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Charles Nelson License #2101140011 810-732-7999 810.735.9487 16 Sunday, August 23, 2020 WEEKEND TIMES myfenton.com TARGET multiple police agencies in Genesee Continued from Front Page County responded in an attempt to stop HOLLY remains committed to providing all students a great educational experi- for a probable cause conference. the vehicle. The car traveled 29 miles Continued from Page 7 ence, and they are making progress They are charged with breaking into north and exited the highway at Vienna a 100 percent virtual learning plan. in their efforts towards both the the Target store in Fenton on Jan. 13. Road. It reentered the highway traveling His letter leaves available the op- in-person learning model and the A third suspect is a 16-year-old Grand southbound back through the Fenton area. portunity to return to in-person 100-percent virtual learning model. Rapids resident. Since he is a juvenile, Livingston County police agencies earlier “given adequate and appro- Livingston and Genesee counties petitioned were alerted to the situation. Stop sticks priate guidance from state health Virtual learning Kent County, his place of residence. were deployed on U.S. 23 near Faussett officials.” The district has a new 1:1 tech- As previously reported, Lt. Jeff Road. The car ran over the stop sticks, The district had previously nology program that provides all Cross said Fenton police received a causing it to veer from the road and crash. developed two comprehensive op- students with a district-owned de- call from corporate security for Target When the car crashed, all three tions, an in-person learning option vice for the 2020-2021 school year. on Owen Road at 2:10 a.m., Monday, occupants fled on foot. One of the and a 100 percent virtual learning “This program will look and Jan. 13. Fenton police were told that suspects, Vinson, was caught quickly by option, in the district’s Return to feel very different from the Holly@ the security alarm had sounded and a Livingston County officer after a short Learn Plan. Home distance learning program three individuals were inside the store. foot pursuit. “Sadly, the coronavirus has experienced this past Spring. With A description of the individuals and Several police agencies searched for taken away the joy of the first day time to plan and provide training vehicle were provided to police. the other two male suspects for over six of school leaving so many of us for staff, we are able to offer a much Fenton police arrived at the store hours, however, they were unable to locate with fear, anxiety, frustration and more comprehensive online pro- within two minutes of the call and them. Police used K-9 units and drone several unknowns. Only 5 weeks gram. This will be a strong option spotted a black Chevrolet Malibu technology. ago, our district received a 63-page for families who are not comfort- driving out of the parking lot toward Several hours later, a tip came in to document with an Executive Order able returning to school buildings,” Owen Road. Police learned later that police indicating the location of the two outlining several requirements and according to the plan. the car was reported stolen from Grand other suspects. Officers in Livingston recommendations for reopening Classes will be taught by Holly Rapids. Fenton police followed as the County located the two suspects and took school,” Roper said. “Since that Area Schools teachers utilizing car entered northbound U.S. 23 at Owen them into custody for questioning. time, I am proud to say that our the same academic standards and Road. Police activated lights and sirens Cross said Target reported that team has worked well beyond our assessment goals. Students and to initiate a traffic stop. nothing was stolen from the Fenton capacity to put together a great families will have access to class Genesee County Dispatch was alerted store. The suspects gained entry by return to learn plan for our dis- resources, progress and grades. to the break-in and fleeing vehicle and breaking two glass doors. trict. We did this with no further guidance from our state leaders or The class schedule will model health departments.” a school day with daily interac- Roper said HAS pilots many pro- tive instruction that’s direct from grams and strategies for academic teachers. Students can still main- learning. tain relationships with their online “Holly Area Schools is not willing peers and teachers while learning to ‘pilot’ the reopening of schools from home. These students can by bringing over 3,700 students and participate in education and extra- staff back together for in-person curricular activities. instruction on August 31st with- Pacing, assessment, grading, out the adequate support and clear daily attendance and curriculum guidance from our state leaders and progress would remain consistent state health professional,” he said. with in-person learning expecta- There are concerns starting the tions. new year in-person, especially be- “Because our teachers will use cause there’s been a rise in positive our new Learning Management COVID cases that impact this area. System, Schoology, to facilitate “The potential for opening and teaching and learning, and all stu- then closing classrooms and build- dents have access to a 1:1 device, We remove the muck and weeds from all types of ponds including: ings as students and staff go home to Holly Area Schools will be prepared farm ponds, association ponds, private ponds, irrigation ponds and more! quarantine is a significant concern,” to provide teaching and learning We service ponds from 1/8th acre to 5 acres. Roper said. in this transition,” according to To receive a FREE preliminary proposal for your project, The plans are available in full at the plan. visit our website and fill out the proposal questionnaire! hask12.org. Students can still participate in co-curricular activities and View all stories extracurricular opportunities as online at approved by the MHSAA and the governor. myfenton.com Roper said Holly Area Schools myfenton.com WEEKEND TIMES Sunday, August 23, 2020 17 LAKE FENTON If a teacher or staff member finds Continued from Page 7 out they have COVID and have been in McNeill that involved different plans for different class, all the kids in their class must be phases of reopening, including a face- quarantined for 14 days, and this also Residential Remodel • New Construction to-face instructional plan, a hybrid plan includes kids that have been within 6 feet Roofing • Siding • Decks • Additions and a fully virtual option. On the special of them for 15 minutes or more with or meeting on Tuesday, the board voted to without a mask. GET A slightly amend that plan. Dan “You can see the difficulty there. It GREAT DEAL One change includes no longer re- McNeill just creates an inconsistency in the edu- call McNeill! quiring temperature checks for staff and cational process,” Williams said, adding 810-931-8644 students. Superintendent Julie Williams that they would also have to contact trace 8-23-20 said she had conversions with health Licensed & Insured #2101141607 and close classrooms for at least 24 hours officials who said temperature checks for cleaning. 3 x 4 can give people a false sense of security because carriers can be asymptomatic. If someone has a symptom and gets The second change is not requiring tested to find a negative result, they can ROSE TOWNSHIP BOARD OF TRUSTEES kids in the Young Five program to wear return to class and the class does not REGULAR MEETING SYNOPSIS masks. Williams said the class sizes are need to be quarantined. Williams said small and teachers can manage social the response time from Genesee County August 12, 2020 distancing rules. COVID testing sites is approximately Supervisor Scheib-Snider called the Regular Meeting of the Rose Township The Genesee County Health De- two to 14 days. Board of Trustees to order at 7:01 p.m. on a virtual gotomeeting.com. partment referenced Executive Order New legislation passed this week will 2020-166, which requires schools to require districts to work in consulta- Roll Call: Board Members Present: Scheib-Snider, Miller, Gambka, treat anyone who has a symptom of tion with health departments with key Blaska, Noble COVID as if they are a positive case. If a metrics such as number of cases, hospi- Board Members Absent/Excused: None student or staff member has any COVID talizations and deaths. Approved: Agenda for the August 12, 2020 with addition of New Business A. – Paul Gambka, FOIAs and B – Debbie Miller, symptoms, such as a fever, cough or sore Williams said their plan involves throat, then school administrators must RFP for Cemetery Fencing at Rose Center Cemetery and phasing back into a blended learning follow protocol. Brookins Cemetery. platform and eventually returning for The executive order states that an Approved: Consent Agenda minus HAYA report. Presentation: Damien Wetzel, Saginaw Trail Pipeline Project Manager for individual with symptoms should be instruction fully face-to-face. Parents will have the choice for their child to Consumers Power provided construction updates. excluded from school for 14 days and Adjourned: Meeting ended at 7:49 p.m. that their household members, as well learn fully virtual all year. as any teachers and kids in contact with “Our goal is to get kids in the building. the person, should also be excluded from We want to get them in an environment Debbie Miller, MMC, MiPMC II Dianne Scheib-Snider school for 14 days. The classroom should where we aren’t constantly sending them Rose Township Clerk Rose Township Supervisor also be cleaned. home,” she said.

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WE REQUEST A RIGHT-HAND (odd-numbered) PAGE Some good news and bad news for fall sports teams from MHSAA n High School Athletic Association) is coached by Sullivan for years now, Golfers, cross country can compete; doing everything they can, pushing to and more than wins or losses, it’s that Many other fall sports still practicing, waiting make this happen. We are just waiting bond that has made the squads suc- In the world of COVID-19, nothing cause he’s able to use his team philos- to see what does. cessful. And now through COVID-19, in the prep sports world is perfect. ophy to it’s ultimate test — just focus- “Our whole mentality is the same that mindset of brothership has the Some complain. Some make the ing on the time the team has together. mentality we’ve had the whole time. team working as hard as they usually best of it. Probably most teams do a “We are going to continue to prac- Every day together is one more day would at this time of the season. little of both. tice as though nothing has changed. together. Every day together is a good Friday’s news from the MHSAA Fenton varsity boys soccer coach We just can’t compete,” Sullivan said day.” wasn’t completely bad or good news Matt Sullivan is making the best of Friday afternoon as he prepared for That’s been the mantra of the Fen- for fall sports wanting to know what’s it. It’s easy for him to do just that, be- his practice. “The MHSAA (Michigan ton varsity boys and girls soccer teams See MHSAA on 19

SUNDAY, AUGUST 23, 2020 | PAGE 18 | MYFENTON.COM/SPORTS Sports Baylis headed to The University of Denver to play his college basketball Noah Baylis comes from a “My Dad is a former D1 player top scorer. During his sopho- family that has had its share of at Stetson University and know- more season he was an Associ- student-athletes at the college ing that has made it a dream ated Press Class A Honorable level. of mine since I was little. I’ve Mention selection as well. He He is going to add to the fam- worked hard for my entire life, enjoyed his time at Holly. ily tradition. and it’s surreal when that mo- “All of my Holly teammates Just like his father, Lance ment came upon itself. I’m su- wished me the best,” Baylis Baylis Noah will play Division per thankful all of the hard work said. “Any time I was able to I collegiate basketball when he paid off.” catch a game, I’d go to show joins The University of Den- Baylis began his prep career my support. I still love those ver’s men’s basketball team this at Holly High School, play- guys. The teachers still keep in Ex-Holly High School varsity boys basketball player and Powers fall. He is the fifth person in his ing his first two seasons with contact with me and a couple Catholic High School student-athlete graduate Noah Baylis will family to play D1 athletics. the Bronchos. He immediately went to watch me play at Pow- play his college basketball at The University of Denver. Baylis led “Playing at the D1 level has became the squad’s top player, ers. I have nothing but love for the Flint Metro League in scoring during his sophomore season been a dream of mine since I and during his senior season be- the Holly community.” at Holly before transferring to Powers for his final two seasons. was 3-years-old,” Baylis said. came the Flint Metro League’s See BAYLIS on 19

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Baseball season has started, but the In fact, some teams (girls golf, boys ten- 31 in preparation for the eventual 2021 sports staff is going to continue to re- nis and boys and girls cross country) can spring season. Also, starting Sept. 8, all member the 1984 season within our pub- compete while other sports in particular spring sports will be allowed to hold 16 lication. Enjoy. regions of the state are able to as well. voluntary out-of-season coach-player con- On August 16, Barbaro Garbey’s The Representative Council was ready tact days until Oct. 31 as well. pinch-hit game-winning double in the to allow competition in all regions of the “I am encouraged because from the bottom of the 12th inning resulted in state in boys soccer, girls swimming and standpoint of the MHSAA, I think they the rookie being mobbed by his team- diving and volleyball but was unable to are saying it’s time. We’re ready to play,” mates as 37,779 fans at Tiger Stadium do so because of unanswered questions. Fenton athletic director Mike Bakker said. “Obviously, we are still waiting for some cheered. What that means is those in regions one guidance. … I’m encouraged because Why not? The 1984 Tigers were 79- through five and in region seven in Gover- nor Gretchen Whitmer’s MI Safe Schools there’s still an opportunity for us to be 43 after the victory and led the Toronto Roadmap executive order will be able to with our kids. … We know coaches are Blue Jays by 10 games with just 40 practice outdoors but will have to wait a very impactful on the students and the re- games remaining on the schedule. Any little longer before starting actual com- lationships they build with our kids is an chances of the Blue Jays — or anyone petition. Competitions in regions six and important piece to their social and emo- else in the American League East Divi- eight (many of the counties in the north- tional needs. sion — of catching the Tigers looked Milt Wilcox was a strong third starter for ern lower peninsula and all the counties “There are reasons to be discouraged, darn near impossible. And with six the Detroit Tigers’ pitching rotation during in the upper peninsula) can start competi- but we are not taking that route. We re- more games left in the 10-game home- their 1984 World Championship season. tions in those sports just as long as all pub- main positive, remain proactive and we stand the Tigers were going to get a lished safety protocols are being followed. continue to support our coaches and mound by pitching eight innings of Teams in other regions (all the tri-county student-athletes as we work within the chance to extend their division lead. one-run ball. Offensively, the Tigers The Tigers did just that. The Seattle area schools are in region 1) can not com- confines of the MHSAA and continue to led 4-0 by the end of the third inning pete in actual events unless they travel to move on from here.” Mariners came to town next. The last locations in regions six and eight. CONTINUED AT TCTIMES.COM time the Tigers played the Mariners, with Alan Trammell, Ruppert Jones Seattle swept Detroit at the Kingdome, and Kirk Gibson each having two hits. ending the Tigers’ 35-5 start with a The game drew 36,496, giving the Ti- humbling sweep against a rather poor gers more than two million fans for the squad. This time at home, the Tigers season, only the second time that had New Patient took control. Milt Wilcox earned happened. his 13th victory of the season on the CONTINUED AT TCTIMES.COM Special $ BAYLIS we possibly can be.” 85 Continued from Page 18 The University of Denver’s head coach Includes: Cleaning, Exam & is Rodney Billups, the brother of ex-Pis- He transferred to Powers starting complete set of X-rays ton Chauncey Billups. Billups is entering with his junior season, and the squad ($360 value) had a strong postseason, advancing to his fifth season at the program. Members the regional championship round and of the Summit League, the squad posted losing to Alma 42-40 in the title game. a 7-24 mark overall last year and a 3-13 During his senior season, the Chargers league record. The team has had two sea- Our office is went 11-11. Powers advanced to a dis- sons of at least .500 basketball under Bil- dedicated to the health trict title game after victories against lips, going 16-14 in 2016-17 and 15-15 in and safety of our patients, Flint Hamady and Ortonville Brandon, 2017-18. During the 2017-18 season, the staff and their families. We have but were unable to play Goodrich in the squad finished third in league play at 8-6. implemented safety features, title game due to the COVID-19 pan- Baylis also has family in the area. procedures and guidelines to demic, forcing the cancellation of the “I have two cousins and a couple of protect all who enter through rest of the basketball season. family friends that live within five min- Patricia A. McGarry, D.D.S. our doors from the spread “Powers is a great school,” Baylis utes of campus,” Baylis said. “The first Family Dentistry of Covid19. said. “The thing about Powers is the time I got out there I never felt more at teachers were amazing and patient home on a college campus in my life. I 810-735-9426 | www.drmcgarry.com with every student. They wanted the just wanted to go there even if I wasn’t 200 Lindenwood Dr. | Linden best for every student and worked hard playing basketball. It’s a prestigious Mon. Tues. Wed. 11am-7pm | Thurs. 8am-3pm | Sat. by appt only to help every student become the best school academically and I enjoyed my- 20 Sunday, August 23, 2020 WEEKEND TIMES myfenton.com McLaren Flint Stroke Program recognized for quality care, patient outcomes nAmerican Heart Association to ensuring stroke patients receive the and disability for stroke patients. Before clinical guidelines developed to improve Award recognizes McLaren most appropriate treatment according discharge, patients should also receive patient outcomes.” to nationally recognized, research- education on managing their health, McLaren Flint additionally received Flint’s commitment to based guidelines founded on the latest get a follow-up visit scheduled, as well the Association’s Target: Stroke SM quality stroke care scientific evidence. as other care transition interventions. Elite Plus/ Target: Stroke Honor Roll The hospital earned the award by “As the region’s only Comprehensive Advanced Therapy award. To qualify Submitted By McLaren Flint meeting specific quality achievement Stroke Center, McLaren Flint is dedi- for this recognition, hospitals must meet McLaren Flint is the only hospital in measures for the diagnosis and treat- cated to improving the quality of care for quality measures developed to reduce Michigan to earn all four top awards ment of stroke patients at a set level for stroke patients from Genesee County the time between the patient’s arrival for stroke care from the American a designated period. These measures and beyond,” said Chad Grant, president at the hospital and treatment with the Heart Association/American Stroke include evaluation of the proper use and CEO of McLaren Flint. “The tools clot-buster tissue plasminogen activa- Association, including the Get With of medications and other stroke treat- and resources provided by the American tor, or tPA, the only drug approved by The Guidelines Stroke Gold Plus Qual- ments aligned with the most up-to-date, Heart Association/American Stroke the U.S. Food and Drug Administra- ity8-16-20 Achievement & Award.8-23-20 The award evidence-based guidelines with the goal Association help us track and measure tion to treat ischemic stroke. For those recognizes6x7 the hospital’s commitment of speeding recovery and reducing death our success in meeting evidenced-based See MCLAREN on 22

NOTICE – SPECIAL ASSESSMENT HEARINGS tree trimming • Pineview Lake Dr $10.00 per lot for mowing around sign and light ARGENTINE TOWNSHIP RESIDENTS • Rustic Trail $10.00 per parcel for light • Knobhill Lights $300.00 for a light and gate maintenance Please be advised, The Argentine Township Board will hold a public hearing for • Woods Lights $56.00 per parcel for lights the following Special Assessment Districts Thursday August 27, 2020 at 5:00 • White Oaks Drive $40.00 per parcel per parcel for lights pm at the Township Hall, 9048 Silver Lake Road, Linden, MI 48451 to hear any comments or objections. The proposed amounts are for one year and will be The following is for Road Maintenance on roads that are maintained by the placed on the Winter tax rolls. The following proposed amounts are for Township- residents who live on them: wide garbage collection, police and fire protection. The additional assessments apply to owners of properties within the proposed districts only. • Longfellow Drive $220.00 per parcel for road maintenance • Oakhill Drive $100 per improved parcel and $40 for vacant for road This year the proposed annual amounts are as follows: maintenance and lake access improvements • Woodward Drive $30.00 per parcel for road maintenance plus $200.00 for Township-wide Districts: ten years for repairs for a total of $230.00 • Selma and Sharon Drives $150.00 per improved parcel for road maintenance • Garbage Collection $150.00 per parcel with a home • Hartwood Drive $30.00 per parcel for road maintenance • Fire Protection $130.00 per improved parcel, $50.00 per vacant parcel • Bougher Drive $225.00 per parcel for road maintenance • Police Protection $170.00 per improved parcel • Hiawatha Drive $150.00 per parcel for road maintenance • Ridge Drive $75.00 for parcels North of Lake Drive, $35.00 for parcels South of Residents who live on a dirt road maintained by the county will pay Road Lake Drive for maintenance Improvement of $1.00 for Chloride – dust control. For one (1) more year and then • Longfield Drive $140.00 per parcel for road maintenance back to $91.00 for tax year 2021. • Shiawassee Drive $150.00 per parcel for road maintenance The residents who live on the following lakes weed control districts are as • Locust Grove $75.00 per parcel for road maintenance follows: • Shared Driveway (Duffield Rd) $10.00 per parcel for road maintenance

• Lobdell Weeds $175.00 riparians The appearance and protest of a property owner or party in interest or agent Lobdell Weeds Marina\Motel slip/rental $175.00 per dock at the above-referenced public hearing is required to appeal the amount of the • McKane Weeds $130.00 riparians special assessment to the Michigan Tax Tribunal. Such appearance and protest • Softwater Weeds $150.00 riparians may be made in person at the hearing or by letter addressed to and received by • Myers Weeds $25.00 riparians the Township Clerk at 9048 Silver Lake Road, Linden, MI 48451 prior to the close • Stages Tax $518.00 ($458.00 for 10 years for improvements & $60.00 for of said public hearing. Any appeal to the Michigan Tax Tribunal must be filed access) within 30 days after the date the roll is confirmed. • Lobdell Estates $140.00 for Vacant Lake Lot Tax To Join the Zoom Meeting The lighting districts are as follows and only residents who reside in this https://us02web.zoom.us/j/5071454171 district will pay the assessment: Meeting ID: 507 145 4171 One tap mobile • Kovacs Lights $50.00 per parcel for lights +13126266799,,5071454171# US (Chicago) • Hatt, Locke and Angel Drives $120.00 per parcel for road maintenance and lights • Windwood Beach Drive $150.00 per parcel for road maintenance, light and Denise Graves, Clerk Argentine Township myfenton.com WEEKEND TIMES Sunday, August 23, 2020 21 CHILD PORN meet the federal definition of child When contacted, the juvenile runaway LOOKING BACK Continued from Front Page pornography. The special agent also reported that he found pornographic at this week in In a related case, McCallum also alleges that MSP found numerous materials involving children on his is facing 88 counts of producing and photographs that meet the federal dad’s tablet. possession of child pornography, as well definition of child pornography. MSP troopers went to the Holly HISTORY as extortion in Genesee County Circuit The photos and video recordings Village Park home in Holly Village Court. A pretrial is scheduled for Sept. 10. were recovered from a trailer in Genesee where the juvenile lived and made COMPILED BY VERA HOGAN The federal criminal complaint alleges County. contact with his father, McCallum. the crimes occurred over a 20-year span, McCallum remains lodged in the A search warrant was drafted and AUG. 23 from January 2000 to Feb. 1, 2020. Genesee County Jail. signed by an on-duty magistrate. The 1902: Pioneering cookbook author As previously reported in the Times, McCallum’s cases began Friday, Jan. search warrant was executed and large Fannie Farmer, who changed the Amy Hirina, special agent of the FBI, 31 at 7:10 p.m., when MSP troopers amounts of evidence was located, way Americans prepare food by investigated the federal complaints were dispatched to the 11000 block of including sexual materials involving advocating the use of standardized measurements in recipes, opens Miss against McCallum. The seized videos N. Holly Road for a runaway complaint. children. Farmer’s School of Cookery in Boston. AUG. 24 79 AD: After centuries of dormancy, Mount Vesuvius erupts in southern Italy, devastating the prosperous Northern Window has the Roman cities of Pompeii and Herculaneum and killing thousands. Products and experience you need. AUG. 25 1950: In anticipation of a crippling strike by railroad workers, President builders | homeowners | new construction | remodel Harry S. 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AUG. 29 Locally owned & operated 1876: Charles Franklin Kettering, the American engineer and longtime director of research for General 810.714.5700 | northernwindowanddoorstoo.com Motors Corp. (GM), is born. Of the 140 patents Kettering obtained over 2426 south long lake rd. | Fenton | just east of us23 the course of his lifetime, perhaps Lo the most notable was his electric self- uy ca B l starter for the automobile, patented in Buy 1915. Michigan Source: history.com 8-23-20 223 x 8Sunday, August 23, 2020 WEEKEND TIMES myfenton.com Support for Skaff backpack program NOTICE OF REGULAR PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING TO BE HELD ELECTRONICALLY has ‘overwhelming success’ CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF FENTON Submitted by Skaff Furniture-Carpet One “It really is a testament to all the good A fundraising campaign for the Food people in our community,” said Skaff GENESEE COUNTY, MICHIGAN Bank of Eastern Michigan to provide Furniture-Carpet One President Dick SEPTEMBER 10, 2020 backpacks full of nutritious and easy-to- Skaff. “We are thrilled to help feed kids prepare weekend foods for elementary in our community and we hope more THIS HEARING WILL BE HELD TO CONSIDER THE FOLLOWING: school children is receiving tremendous caring individuals will consider making community support. Thanks to Skaff a donation to this worthwhile cause.” NEW BUSINESS: Furniture-Carpet One, that support The BackPack program continues SUP20-004 Donald Fischer, 6015 Lakeview Park Drive: packs an extra punch. through the end of the month. Every Requesting a Special Use Permit for an Accessory Building on a Separate Lot at 6015 Lakeview Park Drive, parcel # 06-30-577-035. As of the beginning of August, those $100 donation provides one child with a who donated to the Food Bank’s Back- BackPack filled with food each weekend To the residents and property owners of Fenton Township, Genesee County, Pack program had their gift matched by for the entire school year. For many of Michigan, and any other interested parties. Please take notice that a regular the family owned and long-time fixture these children, this backpack is their meeting of the Fenton Township Planning Commission will be held on Thursday in the community, Skaff Furniture- only source of food when school is not September 10, 2020 at 7:00 p.m. by telephone conference call. In accordance Carpet One. The goal was to raise in session. with the Michigan Governor’s Executive Order 2020-154, the use of electronic $10,000, with Skaff happily matching all To find out more about the BackPack remote access (telephone conference call) will be implemented in response to donations up to that amount. Just two Program and how you can help the Food COVID-19 social distancing requirements and Michigan Governor’s Executive weeks into the campaign, contributions Bank of Eastern Michigan and Skaff, Order 2020-21. 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Members of the public will only be able to speak during the public comment MCLAREN treatment of stroke patients admitted to portion(s) of the meeting and such comment will be limited to three minutes Continued from Page 20 the emergency department. per person. To provide for orderly public participation, when the Chairperson hospitals measuring Door-To-Device “We are pleased to recognize McLaren or meeting moderator calls for public comment, a person wishing to speak (DTD) times in at least 50 percent of Flint for their commitment to stroke care,” must state their name and wait to be recognized before speaking. The applicable patients within 90 minutes said Lee H. Schwamm, M.D., national Chairperson or moderator will recognize all persons wishing to speak during for direct arriving and within 60 min- chairperson of the Quality Oversight public comment. Prior to the meeting, if members of the public have certain utes for transfer qualified for the Target: Committee and executive vice chair of questions or wish to provide input on any business that will be addressed Stroke Honor Roll Advanced Therapy Neurology and Director of Acute Stroke at the meeting, such persons may contact the Planning Commission designation. Services at Massachusetts General Hos- members through Michael Deem, Zoning Administrator, by email at mdeem@ McLaren Flint also received the pital. “Research has shown that hospitals fentontownship.org, or by mail at 12060 Mantawauka Drive, Fenton, MI Association’s Target: Type 2 Diabetes adhering to clinical measures through 48430. A copy of the meeting material may be found on the Township website the Get With The Guidelines quality im- homepage at www.fentontownship.org. Honor Roll award. To qualify for this recognition, hospitals must meet qual- provement initiative can often see fewer readmissions and lower mortality rates.” The Township will provide necessary reasonable auxiliary aids and services ity measures developed with more to individuals with disabilities at the meeting upon 72 hour advance notice by than 90 percent of compliance for 12 According to the American Heart contacting Robert Krug, Township Clerk, by email, phone, or mail at the below. consecutive months for the “Overall Association/American Stroke Associa- Diabetes Cardiovascular Initiative tion, stroke is the No. 5 cause of death Robert E. Krug Fenton Township Clerk Composite Score.” and a leading cause of adult disability in 12060 Mantawauka Drive Fenton, MI 48430-8817 McLaren Flint has also met specific the United States. On average, someone Phone: (810) 629-1537 x6 scientific guidelines as a Comprehen- in the U.S. suffers a stroke every 40 sec- Email: [email protected] sive Stroke Center, featuring a compre- onds and nearly 795,000 people suffer a hensive system for rapid diagnosis and new or recurrent stroke each year. One more reason to transfer your pre arrangements to Sharp: Community- Sharp Funeral Homes has been caring for families for over 100 years serving generations of Local Families. If you already have funeral prearrangements with another funeral home, they can help you move your prearrangement to Sharp Funeral Homes without any additional cost. myfenton.com WEEKEND TIMES Sunday, August 23, 2020 23

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Expires August 31, 2020 24 Sunday, August 23, 2020 WEEKEND TIMES myfenton.com TASTE Continued from Page 23 to start the ticket sales later in the summer. “It was up in the air with whether or not the restaurants would be able to take part. Everything was so new,” she said. However, the chamber received a lot of positive feedback. “Everyone last night just seemed like they were excited and happy and having such a good time. I think the restaurants were really happy because it was easier for them to be at their restaurants so they could replenish things if they ran out,” Day said. “The whole vibe was really good. We had no negative comments at our office or Some attendees brought their furry when we went to collect tickets.” companions while walking around Day said they received positive feed- downtown and visiting the restaurants back on the traveling format, and that that participated in the event this year. format could stay. The Chamber will Photo: Hannah Ball conduct a survey with the restaurants. “Overall, we’re happy that we didn’t they were in between restaurants. Res- cancel the event and we had something taurants also found it easier to replenish Ed Koledo, chairman of the Executive Board of the Fenton & Linden Regional fun to do. It supports the community and food as it was right outside their door,” Chamber of Commerce, helped out at Fenton House during Taste in Fenton. the economy,” she said. he said. “Even way out in Linden, the Photo: Hannah Ball They will announce prizewinners on Little Rose Cafe and Tea Room par- Monday. Attendees could win $20 gift ticipated and I heard from a few who cards from participating businesses, a really enjoyed their ‘taste’ there and that $100 cash prize from the Chamber, or the they’d be back.” grand prize of $500. Mark Hamel, owner of The Laundry, Ed Koledo, chairman of the Executive said, “We think it went great. Much Don’t get left Board of the Chamber, helped out at Fen- better than expected. Given the times ton House by serving food at the booth, we are in and all the events that are be- which he said he had a “blast” doing. ing canceled, kudos to the Chamber for IN THE DARK! “Overall, I heard many great things thinking outside the box to keep the Taste about the event as well. It was a nice going. People are starved for something to Call night with a great sunset and people do and most people think outside events M.R. ELECTRIC enjoyed walking around town while are safe, or safer.” CONSTRUCTION, INC. Professional & affordable service by Nick Byard | 810-280-9183 — Specializing in — Whole House Generators

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An employee at PitBoss Smokehouse hands a customer food. The stand had a line wrapping around the food truck. Photo: Hannah Ball myfenton.com WEEKEND TIMES Sunday, August 23, 2020 25 Sharp Shooting PAIN Down the Leg? By Erica Rainer prescriptions and then goes back, still of low back and sciatica specialist Dr. in pain, they are usually referred to James Ide D.C. The fully trained spi- ciatica is leg pain caused by a physical therapy, pain management nal care team have helped countless pinched nerve in lower back. or a surgeon. Most patients respond patients find relief from their agoniz- Sciatic Nerve S to physical therapy however, once the ing back and sciatica problems. “We Pain begins in the nerve roots, located (blue line) program has finished many report the use a combination of ultra-advanced on either side of the lower spine, mov- pain returns. When they visit pain technology not utilized elsewhere in ing through the sciatic nerve which management, they may be prescribed the area for precisely diagnosing the runs the length of each leg from the the same types of drugs their MD gave cause of your pain; and a unique pro- buttocks, down to the foot. The leg them or they may jump stright to the gram for reconstructing the damaged agony, called radiculopathy, “its often steroid based epidural shots, inject- area causing the pain; this means su- worse than the back pain,” Dr. James ed directly into your spinal column perior long-term results for most peo- Ide, clinic director at Painless Chi- Areas of PAIN (which may not be FDA approved so ple” said Dr. Ide. ropractic & Neuropathy Treatment please be advised to do plenty of re- Center of Fenton “It’s very common Because the treatment is non-surgical, (red area) search if you ever find yourself in this for patients to come in describing an safe and easy, most patients report an situation). As for having surgery… agonizing, sharp, shooting, burning almost immediate relief from their well we all know that surgery is risky pain that starts in the buttocks and pain. However, as Dr. Ide says “we and should always be the last resort. flows down to the leg and at times into are happy patients experience less Once you make the decision to have the foot with numbness, tingling and pain but the pain is just a symptom, surgery, there is no going back and cramps in the leg.” The sensation “can our goal is to correct the underlying undoing it and many other options be intolerable,” says Dr. Ide. “Some people describe it to be similar to the nerve pain you experience when you Breakthrough Nerve Pain Treatments have a toothache. are off the table after surgery. The normal cost of such an exam is After reviewing many different treat- Regardless of how the symptoms $195 so you will save$148! ment options we have found that typ- are treated, the number one prob- “The care I have Don’t suffer with pain and immobility ically the average person who suffers lem with finding relief through these any longer. The clinic is open! 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All in all Recent advances in the treatment of will show up again in the future.” the pain usually comes back once the nerve irritation, sciatica and lower If you are ready to get to the bottom drugs are gone because nothing was back pain have led to the develop- of your debilitating shooting, stabbing ever corrected just masked. These ment and huge success of Non-Surgi- and burning pain stemming from drugs all focus on the symptoms and cal Re-Constructive Spinal Care. The your low back, buttocks and sciatic not the problem. excellent results of this treatment have nerve, Painless Chiropractic is ready This is often the case with most pain been published in major medical jour- to deliver the same positive results to related to the spine and nerves, re- nals. 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One Bill (Paxton) and Jo Hard- of my friends said downed ing (Hunt), advanced trees caused damage to the storm chasers on the brink house I lived in as a kid. of divorce, join together VERA HOGAN Another word that took to create an advanced me by surprise several weather alert system by years ago is “tsunami.” It putting themselves face to face with happened in Indonesia in 2004, the extremely violent tornadoes. It is day after Christmas. A tsunami? What quite thrilling to watch, even after the heck is that? We quickly learned more than 20 times. that a tsunami is what we used to call There is one part in the movie that a tidal wave. Good grief, can we not I think is pretty funny. After Bill and keep changing the names of stuff all the Jo go through a massive tornado, time? I’m getting too old for this. one that picks up and takes away her Lastly, speaking of names we give truck, one of the guys asks Jo, “So, weather events, why do we give cutesy how was it?” Her calm response, “It names to hurricanes and other storms? was windy.” Andrew, Katrina, Camille and other I thought of that last week when are nice names and should not be as- I caught the tail end of a weather sociated with nature’s most devastat- report on TV. I thought Ginger Zee ing events. And why are they named actually said the word “derecho.” when first formed? Why not name What? What is a derecho? Never them based on the destruction after heard of it. So, of course I had to do the storm? I would rather name a hur- a little research and learned that a ricane or other storm that causes death derecho is a pretty violent storm in- and destruction after a killer like “Ad- volving straight-line winds. I’m still olf” (Hitler), or “Osama” (bin Laden) wondering why I have never heard of or some other deadly individual. it. We typically just call them straight- Just sayin’! line winds. Opinions offered in Just Sayin’ are the author’s alone and do not necessarily reflect the opinion of the Tri-County Times or its staff. Email The derecho that blew through Vera at [email protected].

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