Eric Levine

The second defendant in an animal cruelty case has pled and is awaiting sentence. Daryl Holzhausen, 74, of Ubly, entered the no contest plea to animals-abandoning/cruelty to 4 to 10 animals, a felony, at his pretrial hearing last week in Sanilac County Circuit Court. Judge Timothy Wrathell accepted the plea that was worked out by Prosecutor Brenda Sanford and defense […]

The clock outside the courthouse is stuck in time. At 9:35, to be exact. That’s because the giant four-faced timepiece on the front lawn is no longer ticking, and county officials are hesitant to fix the mechanics because of the cost and likelihood of continuing problems. Administrator Nathan Roskey informed county commissioners last week that mechanical repairs alone would run […]

The double standard the president applies to Israel will only fuel antisemitism.

The president’s self-defeating foreign policy must be defied with massive retaliation against Iran.

Saudi leader Mohammed bin Salman can save the Middle East from the Biden administration.

A House Speaker is born, a president is diminished and a Senate Majority Leader goes into hiding.

Two candidates for prosecuting attorney will argue their cases to the voters in coming months seeking a winning verdict in August. Mark Davidson, Sanilac County chief assistant prosecutor, and Robert Heyboer, former Sanilac County assistant prosecutor now Sanilac County indigent defense counsel are in a race to become the county’s next chief law enforcement officer. The names of both candidates […]

CROSWELL — A civil rights lawsuit alleging racial discrimination involving a female student has been dismissed against Croswell- Lexington Schools, the board of education and two administrators. Judge David M. Lawson of U.S. District Court granted the defendants’ request for summary judgement in February. The parents have filed notice of appeal in federal court. “Yes, we are definitely continuing our […]

The owner of charter and party bus services in Deckerville has pled guilty to using a credit card without consent. Michael Keinath entered the pleas at his pretrial hearing May 1 in Sanilac County Circuit Court before Judge Timothy Wrathell, after being bound over from district court. The 46-year-old Keinath plead to two felony counts of financial transaction device-stealing/retaining without […]

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