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Weekend by Vera Hogan Fenton Township, Rose Town- Year Sinking Fund myfenton.com One more reason to transfer LHS GRADUATES 8B Sunday, June 9, 2019 Photo: iStock PAGES 9-11 Special Aug. 6 election to cost district upwards of $20,000 your pre arrangements to Sharp: Genesee County no longer ‘flying under the radar’ Linden High School’ PAGE 8-22B The 2020 census is coming ‘Doing the Community-best Sharp Funeral we Homes has can been caring for families with for over 100 years what we have’ Major gasoline leak clean-up to begin in Linden is the AREA EASTER Class of 2019 ‘Top Grads is the Alexandria Morse daughter of Marvin and Patricia serving generations of Local Families. If you already have funeral Delanie Baumgartner is the daughter of daughter of Terrance Baumgartner Morse. She graduates with a 4.2210 is the daughter Jordan Moros and Mary Tocco. She graduates with GPA. She is a member of National Matthew and Amy Moros. She grad- Honor Society and SADD. Outside Audrey Steiert uates with a 4.3676 GPA. Jordan is a 4.2917 GPA. The next local election will ship and Tyrone Township, who fund expires Dec. 31. If voters August and not November, of Frank and Brenda Steiert. She Delanie is a four- of school, Alexandria has volun- the class Salutatorian. She is a mem- April 1, 2020 is the national with the Census Bureau. graduates with a 4.3922 GPA. Au- teered at McLaren Hospital, Adopt LINDEN HIGH n year member of ber of National Honor Society where prearrangements with another funeral home, they can help you move your drey is the class a Pet, and the Food Bank of Eastern Changes include online clerk’s office, wait in line, and two-year term that ended at the she serves as vice president, and Student Council. If 2020 proposal Valedictorian. Michigan. She plans to attend the agreement with PM Environ- for years and remediation ef- WORSHIP Student Council where she serves as She is also a She is a mem- University of n senior class vice president. Jordan is member of the n ber of National Michigan Flint to By Vera Hogan might actually result in other problems. National Honor n also a member of the Spanish Club Honor Society Society and Na- pursue a degree Public works director Agendas, minutes and videos of and Student and is a LINK in Psychology, prearrangement to Sharp Funeral Homes without any additional cost. I’m very happy tional Art Honor Remediation work expected to We’re not be a special election on Tues- are in the Fenton Area Public approve the new sinking fund, when at least in the city of Council where leader where she continue on to U.S. Census Day. The census serves to collect Society. Delanie she serves as mentors incom- pursue a doctor- ing freshman. participates on SCHOOL 2019 pay to get a copy of the meeting beginning of 2019. He ran for Vice President. ate in Clinical Additionally, the Quiz Bowl team and is a member filing and new questions One more reason to transfer mental, the company hired by forts are underway. Included Audrey is also a Psychology and Jordan was the of the Spanish Club. She plans to SERVICES four sport varsity attend the University of Michigan become a Clini- While some motorists are pleased According to Public Works Director passes, school will athlete and was named All-State in Captain of the cal Psychologist. Ann Arbor to purse her Bachelor of cross country. Audrey plans to at- Varsity Volley- Alexandria also ball team. Jor- Science in Nursing. She would even- day, Aug. 6. Schools (FAPS) district, will the next 10-year collection Fenton voters will already be tend the University of Dayton in the tually like to purse her Masters in aspires to write at least one novel in dan will attend It’s mandated by the consti- basic information on all per- fall where she will play soccer while Physician Assistant Studies. her lifetime. explains patch jobs minutes. the District 6 seat years ago on pursuing a degree in Pre-Med. She the University of to see more Michigan to double major in Biology going to have hopes to become a pediatrician. GRADUATION Beacon & Bridge market and in those efforts is the instal- county meetings now posted online and Neuroscience, minor in Spanish about nation of origin and hopes to eventually become a that city of Fenton streets are getting Dan Czarnecki, since mid-May, the city take place Sept.your 12 pre to arrangements Oct. 11 to Sharp: Neurosurgeon. collect $2.1 million Voters in the city of Fenton, be asked to decide a new 10- period will start Jan. 1, 2020. tasked with choosing the mayor Now tution and has been collected sons living in the U.S. Prepara- Available! By Hannah Ball County Board of Commissioners “The whole process was just the promise of improving gov- & WATER TREATMENTVIDEO PIPE Midweek INSPECTION gas station to perform corrective lation of 22 monitoring wells necessary due Community- Sharp Funeral Homes has been caring for families for over 100 years ‘‘ ★ COMMERCIAL PAGES ‘‘ BYRON PLUMBING patched, others are complaining that has purchased and placed about 200 Complaints have surfaced about patchwork on transparency. ★ RESIDENTIAL and immigration status folks closed down ★ INSURED LICENSED Weekend By Vera Hogan Fenton Township, Rose Town- year sinking fund. The current Why a special election in See ELECTION on 14A • Bathroom Remodeling every 10 years since 1790, tion for 2020 started as early FREE By Hannah Ball • New Construction efforts for the past underground Approximately two years ago, meetings, they’d have to drive outrageous,” said former Gen- ernment transparency. • Well Tanks ESTIMATES serving generations of Local Families. If you already have funeral • Water Softeners & Iron Filters action for the underground gaso- originally approved by the • Sewage & Sump Pumps • Whole House Filtration System it’s not good enough and fear the work See PATCH JOBS on 16A Owen Road. Photo: Tim Jagielo $ Drew Shapiro • Drain Cleaning • Tankless Water Heaters to lack of funds • Plumbing Repairs prearrangements with another funeral home, they can help you move your VOL. 26 NO. XVI WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, 2019 1.00 $ By Tim Jagielo according to a spokesperson See CENSUS on 10A Linden — Expect a few lane gasoline leak. for days. if someone wanted to find out to the county offices in Flint, Former Genesee County esee County Commissioner See GENESEE COUNTY VOL. 26Congratulations NO. XXIII Class of 2019 SUNDAY, JUNE 9, 2019 1.00 line leak found coming from council in June. The wells will prearrangement to Sharp Funeral Homes without any additional cost. Adam Patton what happened at the Genesee find a parking spot, go into the commissioner ’’ Drew Shapiro, who served a on 18A closures and blocked off park- On Monday, Aug. 26, the the property in 2014. Councilor connect to an underground pip- PM Environmental ing spaces in Linden later this Linden City Council voted 6-0 Pamela Howd was absent. ing system that will remove Honoring their PAGE 6-20B Have a Safe and Happy national manager’’ of site month relating to remediation to approve an amended access investigation services The gas leak has been stopped See CLOSURES on 18A Developer of Kmart Service and Sacrifice More money FENTON HIGH Fourth of July! PAGE 11A for Genesee SCHOOL 2019 Fenton Chapel property shoots for Oct. 1 IT’S TURTLE GRADUATION Michael T. Scully, Manager 810-629-9321 Weekend 1000 Silver Lake Rd, Fenton CROSSING County’s PAGES Weekend “Serving local families (810) 629-9321 Toll-Free 1-877-53 SHARP Weekend 1000 Silver Lake Road Happy grand opening SEASON! for generations” 810-629-9321 VOL. 26 NO. XXI SUNDAY, MAY 26, 2019 $1.00 From all of us at Weekend local roads $ $ Labor Day! VOL. 26 NO. XXV SUNDAY, JUNE 23, 2019 1.00 VOL. 26 NO. XXVI Three additional locations in Swartz Creek, Linden,and Flint/Grand BlancSUNDAY, Township JUNE 30, 2019 1.00 Fenton Chapel Skechers revealed as $ By Hannah Ball All facilities are handicapped accessible. VOL. 26 NO. XVII SUNDAY, APRIL 28, 2019 1.00 Starting this year , the Michael T. Scully,Weekend Manager another new tenant (810) 629-9321 1000 Silver Lake Rd, Fenton ‘I was just praying for the safety of my kids’ Linden man bound Genesee County Road (810) 629-9321 Teen pleads Silver Lake Schools expect VOL. 26 NO. XXXV Toll-Free 1-877-53 SHARP SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 2019 $1.00 See story on 5 over for trial Commission (GCRC) is Animal control Downtown Linden building project underway Questions answered nFamily home goes up investing 200 percentmore declining nFacing 30 felony counts money into local roads guilty to larceny officers could ski club enrollment this fall Three additional locations in Swartz Creek, Linden,and Flint/Grand Blanc Township Tyrone Township in flames while pastor All facilities are handicapped accessible. about controversial involving child pornography compared to 2018. PAGE 17A Holly’s and wife in Cuba The GCRC’s Local Road of firearm carry firearms Low birth rates result in man killed in nonmotorized pathway By Sharon Stone fewer students in school, By Hannah Ball Allocation Fund is money nYouth offender is requesting, police chief motorcycle crash nAffected properties Frank Borge Fell III, n‘These public safety less in per pupil state A good Less than three days after their house 72, of Linden has two earmarked for townships to prior to sentencing, that felonies nLivingston County will be offered use for paving, maintain - personnel are doing a funding Page 6A burned down, the Morris family of unrelated court cases be kept off criminal record resigns compensation for land portion of it ing and/or improving local difficult, dangerous job...’ Sheriff’s Office is Deerfield Township was able to pose in involving child por- ‘‘ roads.
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