The operators of a proposed salmon farm near Pioneer Ohio have yet to submit requested paperwork to a state agency as they seek a permit to discharge millions-of-gallons of wastewater into the east Branch of the Saint Joseph River. Jim Milnes, of the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes and Energy, updated the Hillsdale County Board of Commissioners, earlier this […]
Hillsdale College will cut ties with a Florida charter school that made national headlines when its principal was forced to resign over a flap about “pornography” in a lesson about Renaissance art. In a statement released Wednesday, College officials said Hillsdale is no longer affiliated with Tallahassee Classical Academy. They said Tallahassee Classical had previously held a license to use […]
Today is a day to thank, honor and remember Vietnam Veterans. By Presidential Proclamation, today is Vietnam Veterans Day. Ceremonies have been held around the country to honor and remember those who served in the war in Southeast Asia. The Hillsdale American Legion Post 53 held a flag raising ceremony this morning, featuring a presentation by the U.S. 12 Chapter […]
A man with local ties was among those who were remembered Saturday, with the proclamation of Medal of Honor Day in Michigan. Back in 1990 Congress designated March 25 as Medal of Honor Day. Governor Gretchen Whitmer issued a proclamation recognizing Michigan Recipients. U.S. Army Major General Paul D. Rogers is the director of the Michigan Department of Veterans Affairs; […]
The Hillsdale City Council approved the purchase of vehicles for the Public Service and Water & Sewer departments, along with a new patrol vehicle for the Police Department. At their latest meeting, councilmembers voted to purchase a pair of GMC Sierra pickup trucks from Hillsdale GMC–one each for the Department of Public Services and the Water & Sewer Department, The […]
With warmer weather in the forecast, and spring cleanup underway, fire officials are urging residents to use caution when burning outdoors. Fire departments are typically pretty busy this time of year, as they deal with grass and brush fires that get out of hand–quite often due to careless burning. The biggest danger comes from what are known as “one-hour materials”– […]
The Hillsdale City Council, Monday, voted to continue their support of Domestic Harmony by approving a $6,000 annual contract for services. Domestic Harmony provides a number of services to victims of domestic violence and their children, including crisis intervention, counseling, temporary shelter and housing assistance, along with information and referrals for legal and financial assistance. The organization provides the services […]
The Hillsdale City Council has approved a fast-tracked contract with an engineering firm that will design the new terminal building at the Hillsdale Municipal Airport. City Manager David Mackie said, due to a short timetable for the project, a contract has already been signed with aviation engineer, RS&H, of Plymouth, The company will design the terminal, which will be built […]
Michigan State Police are asking for the public’s help in locating a Reading woman who went missing Monday night. Authorities say Rochelle Lawson was last seen at her home in Reading–Lawson suffers from medical issues. She’s described as a white female, 5’3” tall, weighing 120 pounds with brown hair and hazel eyes. Anyone with information on the whereabouts of Rochelle […]
Despite the colder weather and snow over the past few days, The National Weather Service says Spring is likely to be warmer and wetter than average. The National Climate Prediction Center has released predictions through June. They say with the conclusion of La Nina, which has been in place over the Pacific Ocean for more than two years, warmer and […]
