Fernando and Gaby Lorely Lara are pictured with their two children Ulysses and Faith in happier days. After a lengthy, multi-year struggle with the federal government, Fernando will be deported to Mexico sometime this month. As a result, his wife and children will give up the life they love in the Ellsworth area to remain together as a family by joining him in Mexico.
ELLSWORTH – Like any other American family, Gaby and Fernando Lara have everything in life to look forward to.
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County Road Commissions, along with other area agencies, struggled to keep roads open after last weekend's heavy snows and high winds during what weather forecasters are calling an historic, epic event.
REGION – It would be an event to remember, weather forecasters warned. Perhaps even an epic, record event that would go down in meteorologists' records as an historic event.
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Autumn Reeves is pictured with her mother Amy Reeves, who also serves as her favorite study partner.
REGION – Autumn Reeves, of South Boardman, recently won the 37th annual Grand Traverse Regional Spelling Bee and will soon head out to Washington D.C.
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With more funding from the State of Michigan, Antrim County's 15 townships will see a large increase in funding for much needed road work starting in 2019. To allocate those funds, the Antrim County Road Commission has proposed a new cost sharing policy that the agency is now asking townships to review and comment on.
MANCELONA – For years, in the face of declining funds from registrations and gas taxes, the Antrim County Road Commission has struggled to balance some type of financial assistance to the county's
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Fernando and Gaby Lorely Lara are pictured with their two children Ulysses and Faith in happier days. After a lengthy, multi-year struggle with the federal government, Fernando will be deported to Mexico sometime this month. As a result, his wife and children will give up the life they love in the Ellsworth area to remain together as a family by joining him in Mexico.
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County Road Commissions, along with other area agencies, struggled to keep roads open after last weekend's heavy snows and high winds during what weather forecasters are calling an historic, epic event.
Photo by Judy Kammeraad
Autumn Reeves is pictured with her mother Amy Reeves, who also serves as her favorite study partner.
Courtesy photo
With more funding from the State of Michigan, Antrim County's 15 townships will see a large increase in funding for much needed road work starting in 2019. To allocate those funds, the Antrim County Road Commission has proposed a new cost sharing policy that the agency is now asking townships to review and comment on.