David Panian
Reporter at Tecumseh Herald
Reporter at The Tecumseh Herald in Tecumseh, Michigan. Email: [email protected]
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1 month ago |
lenconnect.com | David Panian
Lenawee County's annual Cinco de Mayo celebration will occur on Saturday, May 3, 2024. The event includes a parade through downtown Adrian starting at 1 p.m. and a festival at the Lenawee County Fair & Event Grounds until 12:30 a.m.The festival features live music, food and merchandise vendors, a low-rider car show, and a kids' gaming trailer. The event honors Chico Martinez, a community advocate who helped start the celebration.
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1 month ago |
lenconnect.com | David Panian
Siena Heights University's commencement ceremonies are scheduled for Saturday, May 3. Adrian College's commencement ceremony will be Sunday, May 4, featuring U.S. Rep. John James as the speaker. Both institutions will offer additional events, including baccalaureate services and brunch options for attendees. ADRIAN — Siena Heights University and Adrian College will welcome families and friends to town this weekend for their spring graduation ceremonies.
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1 month ago |
lenconnect.com | David Panian
Tecumseh Public Schools is considering updating its graduation policy to allow all graduating students to participate in commencement, regardless of diploma type. Previously, students earning a Michigan Merit Curriculum diploma were excluded from the ceremony, but the change would recognize their accomplishments. The school board also discussed updates to policies on home-school credit transfers and early graduation.
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1 month ago |
lenconnect.com | David Panian
Richardo Sepulveda was found guilty on five of six counts, including conspiracy to commit murder, but acquitted of first-degree murder. His brother, Michael Sepulveda, testified against him after pleading guilty to second-degree murder. The prosecution argued the murder was drug cartel-related, while the defense pointed to inconsistencies in testimony.
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1 month ago |
lenconnect.com | David Panian
Richardo Sepulveda is on trial for the 1997 murder and dismemberment of a suspected drug courier. His brother, Michael Sepulveda, testified against him as part of a plea deal. Michael described the murder, dismemberment, and disposal of the body in detail. ADRIAN — Thursday's testimony in the “headless, handless” murder trial in Lenawee County Circuit Court wrapped up with the defendant’s brother and former co-defendant on the witness stand.
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This is a really interesting story about @schrayguy and his local sports broadcasting service. Gabe used to be at WLEN. https://t.co/naS2VRpo4I
RT @lenaweecounty: From the Lenawee County Road Commission: 🚧 Palmyra Rd between Deerfield Rd and US-223 will be closed for shoulder remov…
Retiring Tecumseh Herald owner, publisher and editor Jim Lincoln was honored tonight by the Tecumseh City Council for his 34 years of leading the Herald. Several of the Herald’s current and former employees attended the meeting. https://t.co/o8mr1KFrnm
