
David Panian
Reporter at The Daily Telegram
Reporter at The Daily Telegram in Adrian, Michigan, Lenawee County's only daily newspaper. Email: [email protected]
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1 week ago |
lenconnect.com | David Panian
Two closed Tecumseh elementary schools, Patterson and Herrick Park, are back on the market after prospective buyers rescinded their offers. The buyers, who intended to convert the buildings into apartments, withdrew due to zoning restrictions. The Tecumseh Board of Education is exploring options for selling the properties, including listing with a real estate agent and working with the Lenawee County Land Bank. TECUMSEH — Two closed elementary schools in Tecumseh are back on the market.
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1 week ago |
lenconnect.com | Riley Beggin |David Panian
Voting rights advocates have argued the bill will make it harder for millions of Americans to register to vote. "The SAVE Act is a common sense solution to ensure that only U.S. citizens vote in our federal elections," Rep. Tim Walberg, R-Tipton, said. The bill would require proof of citizenship — a U.S. passport or a photo ID that matches the name on their birth certificate or naturalization card — when registering to vote.
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1 week ago |
lenconnect.com | David Panian
Lenawee County's annual household hazardous waste collection event is scheduled for May 10. Year-round recycling options are available at various locations for items like electronics, batteries, and fluorescent bulbs. The Lenawee County Drop-off Site accepts common recyclables such as paper, glass, aluminum and plastics. ADRIAN — Warmer, spring weather appears to here to stay — knock on wood — and that means some will be motivated to do some spring cleaning.
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2 weeks ago |
lenconnect.com | David Panian
Timothy Neves Jr. is accused of stabbing his then-girlfriend multiple times after she refused sex. The judge found probable cause on the assault charge, but dismissed a weapons charge due to a Michigan Court of Appeals ruling from 2013 on how the law should be applied. The victim testified about the attack and the lasting physical and emotional impact.
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2 weeks ago |
lenconnect.com | David Panian
Two Tecumseh bridges, Russell Road and North Evans Street, will undergo rehabilitation costing up to $1.48 million. Anlaan Corp., the sole bidder, was awarded the contract despite higher-than-expected costs due to project complexities and market conditions. The city opted against rebidding due to bridge deterioration risks and potential tariff increases. Funding comes from state major street funds for Russell Road and the city's street millage for North Evans Street.
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