Chris Lamphere
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Plan in works to build solar farm at old Western Concrete property (opens the original)
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CADILLAC â The Brownfield Redevelopment Authority board on Wednesday gave the go-ahead to apply for up to $10 million to fund the construction of a solar farm at the former Western Concrete property at 509 Fifth St., along with other projects of a similar nature. The solar farm proposal was brought to the board by Avon Protection, which has been exploring renewable energy options to meet the companyâs zero-carbon goal by 2040. Board member Brian Warner has been in talks with representatives
Today in history: MDOT spokesman provides bypass update (opens the original)
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A Holbrook Street boy is suffering with severe burns sustained Sunday morning when a gasoline stove exploded when he attempted to light it. The boy carried the stove from the house to save the house from catching fire and received bad burns about the face, arms and hands. The Wexford County Townships Association, which has been discussing the future of the organization, decided Tuesday to continue in operation. President John Brehm resigned, however, and Lawrence Jobson of Cherry Grove Township
Residents share concerns, optimism about proposed Osceola potash plant (opens the original)
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⢠Residents on Tuesday shared concern and cautious optimism about a proposed potash production facility in Evart Township. ⢠Potash is used as a fertilizer on farm fields and supporters of the project say building the Evart Township plant will secure the U.S.'s supply of the vital mineral and could create huge economic benefits for Osceola County. ⢠Those opposed to the plant say it's a danger to water supplies, both because of contamination and the plant's massive use of water in the prod
City asking for $1.2M from state to restore historic brick roads (opens the original)
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⢠In order to replace brick pavers on Mason and Shelby streets, the city will be applying for a $1.2 million grant through the Michigan Transportation Alternatives Program. ⢠If approved for the funding, the grant also would pay for the removal of abandoned water main, installation of ADA-accessible sidewalk ramps, concrete sidewalk improvements, tree plantings and light poles. ⢠The city would be required to provide a 20% local match for the funding, which equates to $460,000. ⢠In orde
Cadillac West getting into the Hay Days spirit (opens the original)
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⢠Hay Days is coming up this Friday and Saturday, with most activities happening on Saturday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. ⢠Attractions planned so for this year include 56 craft vendors, touch a truck, be a junior firefighter, scarecrow making, brat-bite samples, pie-eating contest, free ice cream cones, archery, batty for bats, wondrous webs, nocturnal hikes, duck dash, hose-powered hot rods, live shirt pressing, meet "Hank" the Highland Cow, self-guided trail adventure, trick-or-treat and Hallowe
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