Janis Reeser

1 week ago | heraldmailmedia.com | Janis Reeser

Maryland's nontidal fishing license fees are set to increase for the first time in nearly two decades, according to an announcement from the Department of Natural Resources. The changes, effective June 1, are intended to address rising costs in maintaining conservation efforts and angler programs, according to the announcement.

1 week ago | monroenews.com | Janis Reeser

The Community Foundation of Monroe County recently awarded more than $130,000 in scholarships to graduating seniors during its annual breakfast celebration, according to an announcement. The event took place at Saint Therese IHM Senior Living, where families and students gathered to celebrate education and community support. Scholarships were given to students from various parts of Monroe County, recognizing their hard work and aspirations.

1 week ago | monroenews.com | Janis Reeser

Michelle Turk was named the Marilyn S. Merkle Caregiver of the Month on April 3, according to a community announcement. The award was presented by Merkle Funeral Service and Floral Expressions at Visiting Angels. Turk has been recognized for her hard work and compassionate care in the community. She has worked at Visiting Angels for six months and previously in private care. Turk is also the president of the Bedford Flower and Garden Club.

1 week ago | petoskeynews.com | Janis Reeser

Janis Reeser, reporter assisted by AICheboygan Daily TribuneCHEBOYGAN — The Community Foundation for Northeast Michigan has awarded a new round of $78,030 in grants to support continued relief and recovery efforts following the March ice storm. The grants, distributed from the foundation's Urgent Needs Fund, aim to address the immediate, basic needs of individuals and families affected by the storm, according to a community announcement.

1 week ago | cheboygannews.com | Janis Reeser

Janis Reeser, reporter assisted by AICheboygan Daily TribuneCHEBOYGAN — The Community Foundation for Northeast Michigan has awarded a new round of $78,030 in grants to support continued relief and recovery efforts following the March ice storm. The grants, distributed from the foundation's Urgent Needs Fund, aim to address the immediate, basic needs of individuals and families affected by the storm, according to a community announcement.