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K of C programs benefit SSC students

The Standish Nights of Columbus Council #2724 has donated money from its annual Tootsie Roll Sale to the Standish-Sterling Community School District for several years.The total amount donated this year is $2,099.17.This year’s donation is a total of $2,099.17.The district wished to extend its thanks to the community for its generosity and the Knights for their dedication and hard work.“Every cent of this money goes directly to provide special materials and supplies for the Special Education students.

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81st District Court

Recent activity in the 81st Judicial District Court in Arenac County has resulted in the following:Vickie Marie Chambers, of Bay City, for contempt of court: sentenced to eight days in jail, eight days credited and $184 FC.Jeremy Derek Rodzos, of Macomb, for operating a motor vehicle while visibly impaired: sentenced to four days in jail, one days credited, three days to be served and $1,530 FC.Ivan Nelse Bergstrom, of Brimley, for disorderly person – drunk: sentenced to five days in jail, one day credited, four days to be served, $600 FC and 15 hours community service.Mollie Sue Hensley, of Prescott, for failure to report an accident: sentenced to one day in jail, $1,075 FC and 15 hours community service.Darren James Beyett, of Bay City, for operating a motor vehicle while license suspended/revoked/denied: sentenced to two days in jail and $485 FC.Criselda Schultz, of Au Gres, for operating a motor vehicle while license suspended/revoked/denied: sentenced to two days in jail and $485 FC.Shana Marie Turner, of Au Gres, for operating a motor vehicle while visibly impaired: sentenced to 25 days in jail, one day credited, 24 days to be served, $2,320 FC and 24 months’ probation.Caylyn Marsel Emanual, of Farmington, for contempt of court: sentenced to $150 FC.

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Preserving History

Local history enthusiasts and preservationists in Arenac County work tirelessly to ensure the stories of the past are not forgotten.The Arenac County Historical Museum, in Au Gres, and Ye Olde Courthouse, in Omer, have become focal points for community involvement, relying on volunteers and fundraising initiatives to maintain and showcase the region’s history.The Arenac County Historical Museum and Ye Olde Courthouse are calling for volunteers to join their efforts in various tasks aimed at preserving and sharing local history.

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