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- Should residents who violate a local ordinance receive a mailed notice or phone call before a code enforcement officer is sent to their homes? - 28 votes - closed
- Should organizations that refuse audits, like Lenawee Now, be funded with public tax dollars? - 31 votes - closed
- Do you support the sale of Herrick Hospital for use as a mental health care facility? - 33 votes - closed
- Should the Supreme Court end Affirmative Action used for college admissions? - 29 votes - closed
- Will the new law prohibiting hands-on cell phone use in a motor vehicle affect you? - 35 votes - closed
- Do you support the teaching of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) in public education? - 42 votes - closed
- Should a chairman of the Lenawee County Commission pressure other commissioners how to vote? - 32 votes - closed
- Do you support action by congress to raise the debt limit? - 23 votes - closed
- Would you support the addition of security personnel in each of the Tecumseh schools? - 28 votes - closed
- Does the influx of immigrants at the southern border concern you? - 50 votes - closed
- Should trans-athletes who were born male be allowed to compete in women's sports? - 50 votes - closed
- Do you support solar farm projects in Lenawee County? - 34 votes - closed
- Should Tecumseh allow the use of golf carts on city streets (not including Chicago Blvd.)? - 49 votes - closed
- Should development of AI (artificial intelligence) be paused in order to establish safety protocols? - 24 votes - closed
- If you live in the Tecumseh School district, will you be supporting the renewal of millage for the Tecumseh District Library on May 2? - 32 votes - closed
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A new cohort of award recipients has been added to the Tecumseh Alumni Association’s (TAA) Wall of Fame after an awards ceremony and reception was held June 4. The 2026 award recipients, pictured here in the Tecumseh High School media center are, from left, Dick Johnson, Class of 1965; Brian Radant, Class of 1998; Ramon Torres, Class of 1992; Corinne and Ed Kastel, children of Judy Kastel who was honored for her years of service to Tecumseh Public Schools from 1968-2005; and Jacob Wright, Class of 2009. Photo by Brad Heineman
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From left, Beth Hartsog and Amy Ahrens, pictured May 28 at Adams Park, have joined the Tecumseh City Hall staff. Hartsog is the city’s new economic development specialist, and Ahrens is the administrative services coordinator. Photo by David Panian
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An offer to buy the closed Herrick Park school, pictured Tuesday, has been made by the investor who bought the former schools administration building on North Ottawa Street. Photo by David Panian
Wed, 06/10/2026 - 11:38am