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thecitizenonline.com | Shelby Stewart
SYNOPSISGroveland Twp.
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thecitizenonline.com | Shelby Stewart
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE VILLAGE OF ORTONVILLE PLANNING COMMISSION will hold a Public Hearing regarding the Special Conditions Application of 33 Kearsley Street on Monday, May 5, 2025, at 6:00 p.m. at the Old Town Hall, 486 Mill Street, Ortonville, MI 48462 All interested citizens are requested to attend the Hearing. Public comments may be submitted in writing or presented orally at the time of the meeting.
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thecitizenonline.com | David Fleet
By David [email protected] — At 8 a.m., April 17, the Brandon Township Public Library, 304 South St., Ortonville will host Ortonville Chamber Coffee Connect. This month Brandon Adolph from the Detroit office of the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA), a government agency that helps small business owners in Michigan and across the country, will provide advice and options for small business owners on disaster relief, loans and grants, counseling and more through the SBA.
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1 week ago | 
thecitizenonline.com | Shelby Stewart
Snow lingers into mid-April on daffodils in Goodrich. Photo: Patrick McAbee.
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1 week ago | 
thecitizenonline.com | Shelby Stewart
Thank youI want to thank my two great neighbors for their help when I really needed it. I don’t know what I could have done without them. We really do have some great people around here. I hope I can repay you for your kindness. There have been many times when someone has helped me and I really appreciate it. Many thanks to you. Eileen BradleyOrtonville Letters to the Editor April 12, 2025 added by on
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thecitizenonline.com | David Fleet
By Ben GagnonStaff Writer, The County PressHadley — Over 140 years ago, the small agricultural community of Hadley was shaken to its core by a brutal murder case that captured local, state and national headlines. But time and circumstances had managed to bury the story in the sands of time…until now.
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thecitizenonline.com | David Fleet
By David TroppensTri-County Times Sports EditorGoodrich — It’s been a tough start to the season for the defending Flint Metro League champion Fenton Tigers in varsity boys lacrosse action. The Tigers have had more than their share of injuries to start the season, and it’s resulted in a 0-4 start entering its first Metro contest against the Lake Fenton/Goodrich (LFG) co-op squad at Goodrich High School on April 8. But the squad finally got its first win.
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thecitizenonline.com | David Fleet
By David [email protected] — Recently the Flint Metro League and the Associated Press recognized the top Varsity Boys Basketball players for the 2024-25 season. Goodrich Martians:Parker LePla, First Team Flint Metro League Stars Division and First Team All State Division 2. Jensen LePla, First Team Flint Metro League Stars Division and Second Team All State Division 2. Landon Williams, First Team Flint Metro League Stars Division.
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thecitizenonline.com | Shelby Stewart
By Shelby [email protected] — The playroom at the Brandon Township Public Library has a new mural, painted by muralist Chelsea Hensebergen. Hensenbergen was also the muralist who painted the children’s area in 2024. “Everyone was so thrilled with the woodland animals mural that Chelsea completed in December, we knew we had to have her back,” said Laura Fromwiller, BTPL director.
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thecitizenonline.com | David Fleet
By David [email protected] Center, MI — Both Goodrich Robotics teams competed in the Michigan State Championship April 3-5 at Saginaw Valley State University. The Martians Team #494 seeded fourth in the APTIV division and finished as semi-finalists in the playoffs. The More Martians Team #70 seeded 16 in the DTE Energy division and finished as finalist in the playoffs. There are 528 FIRST Robotics Teams in Michigan. Team 494 is ranked 17th and team 70 is ranked 18th in the state.