Raisin Township Police Chief Kevin Grayer, left, and Officer Michael Rockette were presented with life-saving awards during the Raisin Township Board’s pre-meeting Monday, April 13. They were commended for their roles in rescuing a woman from a fire March 18 at her mobile home in Lee Villa Estates. Photo by David Panian
RAISIN TWP. — For their efforts to help rescue a woman from her mobile home after a fire broke out, two Raisin Township police officers were presented with commendations Monday.
Jim Palmer, second from right, shakes hands with his commanding officer as he thanks the sailors who were involved in monitoring sonar equipment during America’s first manned spaceflight on May 5, 1961. Palmer’s unit on the island of Barbados listened for when astronaut Alan B. Shepard Jr. in the Freedom 7 capsule splashed down near the Bahamas. Photo provided by Jim Palmer.
Authorities in the Bahamas on Monday released an Onsted man they had held for questioning after his wife went overboard April 4 from their 8-foot dinghy.
Fans of the “Bridgerton” series set in the Regency era of London, England between 1813 and 1826 will want to congregate in Tecumseh the weekend of April 17-19 for the city’s newest event, the Regen
Lu Autrey sees herself as bohemian, and her art reflects her desire to create without adding to the world’s glut of objects.
Pete Astfalk, left, and Kristi Cymes of Franklin Township holding the “2026 Barn of the Year” sign that was presented to Cymes as part of her Evans Lake Pleasure Farm barn restoration being honored in March by the Michigan Barn Preservation Network. Photo by David Panian.
FRANKLIN TWP. — Twenty-two years of restoration work were rewarded in March when a barn with an unusual name was selected as a Barn of the Year in Michigan.
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