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A 44-year-old Marlette man who was sentenced to nine to 40 years in prison after a jury found him guilty on drug charges last year, is returning to Sanilac County Circuit Court for a new trial. Gerald James Collins was found guilty on two drug-related felonies and a misdemeanor after a one-day jury trial on May 5, 2023. Collins was […]

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Brown City High School hosted the first Big Thumb tournament for the Michigan High School Esports League (MHSEL) on Friday, March 15, with teams from five Thumb area schools participating. Competitors battled in one of the league’s most popular games, Rocket League – a hybrid of soccer and vehicular mayhem where players duke it out by controlling rocket-powered vehicles on […]

A 51-year-old Marlette woman will serve jail time for child abuse after years of lying about her daughter having epilepsy, needing a heart transplant, and having less than a year to live. Deanna Michele Corlew was sentenced to 365 days in jail and two years’ probation in Sanilac County Circuit Court last week, for a crime that her defense attorney […]

Sandusky School Board members are getting close to finalizing projects for a potential $12.7 million bond, should funding be approved by voters this summer. For the last several months, board members have been making decisions regarding a proposal they plan to place on the August ballot, asking district voters to pass a 23-year bond that would raise millions for school […]

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CROSWELL — City council members approved new emergency services contracts last week, with an increase in rates that aims to correct the city’s ambulance fund deficit. The contracts are part of a three-year deficit elimination plan that was approved by council in December. The plan includes a 35 percent increase to municipalities in the service area for the 2024-25 fiscal […]

Two dogs were lost from a house fire at the corner of Lincoln and Morse streets in Sandusky last week, despite the efforts of an 18-year-old family member to save them. Sandusky Fire Department responded to the call at the former SugarTown Sweets Shop, which is now a residence, at 44 Morse Street April 5 at 3:58 p.m. None of […]