Alexander Gustanski
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Fenton issues boil water advisory due to water main break (opens the original)
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FENTON, Mich. — The Fenton Police Department has issued another boil water alert as crews work to repair a water main break. Police say that the Department of Public Works is repairing a break at N. Leroy St. near Wass Street. The estimated time of water restoration is 5:00 p.m. Following restoration, police say anyone in the outage area will be under a boil water advisory. A map of the affected areas can be seen above. For more information or updates, visit the link here.
Pontiac woman charged after allegedly pouring boiling water on teenager (opens the original)
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PONTAIC, Mich. — The Oakland County Sheriff's Office says a 31-year-old Pontiac woman was charged after she poured boiling water on a 15-year-old girl, leaving her hospitalized. The incident happened on Sept. 28 around 7:00 p.m. in a parking lot near Leonard Lane in Pontiac. According to investigators, 31-year-old Shanell Lakeisha Cohen became involved in a physical altercation with the teenager. After the fight ended, Cohen supposedly went inside her home and removed a pot of boiling water from
Saginaw City Council passes rules on data centers and sets approval process (opens the original)
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SAGINAW, Mich. — The Saginaw City Council voted 8-0 to pass a Data Center Zoning Ordinance on Monday. The ordinance better defines what a data center is and how the city would approve any future developments. RELATED LINK: Saginaw residents learn more about potential impacts of a data center during townhall To apply for a data center project, developers must include several reports including: There is currently no data center proposal on the table in Saginaw.
Essexville-Hampton Schools receive anonymous alumni donation for new robotics field (opens the original)
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ESSEXVILLE, Mich. — Essexville-Hampton Public Schools (EHPS) says an anonymous donor made a large donation to fund a competition-ready robotics field. The donor, who is an alumni of Essexville-Hampton Public Schools, donated $29,000 towards the field. The field is set to be located inside the districts new Center for Innovation and Civic Engagement (CICE) which is set to begin construction in the coming weeks. The donors have also pledged an additional $21,000 toward new pit boxes and a trailer
Fenton issues boil water advisory after water main break (opens the original)
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The affected areas include 1305 N Leroy St north to 1580 N. Leroy St. including the Fenton Commons and Pineview Drive. FENTON, Mich. — Part of the City of Fenton is under a boil water advisory after a water main break occurred on North Leroy Street Tuesday. The city says a small area lost pressure and contamination may have occurred. The affected areas include 1305 N Leroy St north to 1580 N. Leroy St. including the Fenton Commons and Pineview Drive. The affected areas include 1305 N Leroy St no
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