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By: David Fleet
Howell—So close. The Goodrich Girls Varsity Soccer team’s run to the Division 3 state championship ended on June 10 in the MHSAA state semi-finals. The Detroit Country Day Yellowjackets (12-5-3) defeated the top-ranked Martians 1-0 in a defensive battle at the Howell Parker Campus Howell. After a scoreless first half, Yellowjacket sophomore midfielder Scarlett Lossia tallied a goal into the […]
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Goodrich — The Goodrich Village Council voted 4-1 on Monday night to replace three water gates and a fish gate at the Goodrich Dam, fast-tracking the project for completion this fall due to structural necessity. Representatives from engineering firm Wade Trim attended the meeting to outline the replacement and bidding processes. Kevin Cook, a project manager for Wade Trim, noted […]
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Goodrich — On June 1, Steve Laidlaw was named the new head coach of the Goodrich Martians varsity boys basketball team. Laidlaw brings 34 years of coaching high school athletes, including 14 years of head coach varsity experience. “We want to play fast and stay disruptive defensively,” said Laidlaw. “We’ll strive to get ourselves in a position for our scorers […]
Atlas Twp. — On Monday night, the township board of trustees voted 4-0 to approve Burton-based Lyons & Coon Well Drilling for a new well for the fire department. The cost is not to exceed $38,000 for the 280-foot well, which will include an eight-inch casing and an electrical connection. Trustee Pat Major was absent with notice. The new well […]
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Ortonville — A Linwood, Mich. nonprofit is unleashing a powerful defense against veteran suicide by pairing struggling service members with lifesaving, four-legged companions. Earlier this month, the Ortonville Masons #339 donated $2,929.50 to Mission 22 Service Dogs in honor of longtime Ortonville resident Tom Peters, who passed away on June 10 at the age of 74. Peters was a Mason […]
Atlas Twp. — The Goodrich Martians will kick off their football season on a brand-new field Sept. 4 against Lapeer as workers finalize turf installation at the Roy U. Stacey Athletic Complex. The upgrade follows a unanimous 7-0 vote by the Goodrich School Board in January to replace the stadium’s aging surface. The district purchased the new turf from Calhoun, […]
Atlas Twp.—A month-long battle entangling Consumers Energy, Atlas Township, and local residents has come to a conclusion. On June 12, Seventh Circuit Court Judge Brian Pickell denied a preliminary injunction that would have halted extensive upgrades to a Consumers Energy natural gas regulator station on Irish Road, south of Jordan Road, which had drawn opposition from neighbors adjacent to the […]
Ortonville—A three-day leave from the Army. That’s all the time Ortonville resident Linford Owen had in 1943 to purchase a local Chevrolet dealership. “My dad had his eye on it years before,” said Ted Owen, his oldest son. Around 1935, an Ortonville resident named Lewis Sevener applied to the Chevrolet Division of General Motors for a local franchise. At that […]
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One of the first prime lenses that photographers are often encouraged to buy is a 50mm equivalent lens, and for good reason. It's a focal length that sits
By: David Fleet
The Fujifilm XF 56mm f/1.2 WR is rightly seen as the premier portrait lens for Fuji cameras. I've shot it that way plenty of times in the past and, if I'm
