Gary Gould is a journalist based in Flint, Michigan, focusing on local news and community events. He has written for Township Times and his work has also appeared in Tri-County Times. Gary covers a range of topics including crime, local government, and community issues, providing timely and informative articles for his readers.
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BURTON — One city councilman would like the council to consider creating tax abatement zones to attract businesses into Burton.
DAVISON AREA — Residents here took to the polls Tuesday deciding races in Davison Township, Richfield Township, the City of Davison and the Davison Board of Education. Davison Township Supervisor Jim Slezak was the highest vote getter. He was challenged for his seat by write-in candidate Randy Stewart. Slezak and Stewart, who ran as a write-in independent after losing the […]
DAVISON — After several weeks of delay, work is expected to wrap up soon on W. Flint Street in the city. A repaving project along W. Flint Street (Davison Road) became more complicated this summer after it was determined the existing water main crossing Flint Street at Genesee, Dayton, and Garland Streets had deteriorated and has a significant chance of […]
DAVISON — Councilman Ron Emery and Mayor Tim Bishop attended what will be their last city council meeting on Oct. 28. Emery received the city’s Community Service Award for more than 30 years of service to the community as a member of the council, while Bishop marked the occasion with a statement thanking the council, the community and the city […]
BURTON — Tom Martinbianco will be remembered for his love, respect and dedication to the community. He died Monday, Oct. 28 at his home. Funeral services were held Monday, Nov. 4., the Reverend Andrew A. Czajkowski officiating. Martinbianco, 72, was the owner of Martin’s Hardware in Burton and served a total of 37 years on the Burton City Council until […]
GENESEE COUNTY – Several seats on the Genesee County Board of Commissioners were voted on in the Tuesday, Nov. 5 general election. The following election results are for seats included in the Genesee County View’s coverage area: 3rd District County Commissioner Incumbent Ellen Ellenburg (D-Burton) was unseated by Republican challenger Gary Goetzinger of Burton by a vote of 11,496-11,862. The […]
BURTON — The city is wrapping up most of its road projects for the season including the crossing at Bellingham Court, the work on Belsay Road and the resurfacing of Bristol Road. Charles Abbey, director of the Burton Department of Public Works, told the Burton City Council at its Nov. 7 meeting the city has also wrapped up all 50-50 […]
DAVISON TWP. — A 38-year-old Mount Morris woman was injured Monday morning when she turned into the path of an oncoming dump truck at Potter and M-15. Davison Township Police Chief Jay Rendon said the crash occurred at about 11:15 a.m. on Nov. 11 at the intersection of Potter Road and M-15 (State Road) when an SUV eastbound on Potter […]
DAVISON TWP. — Two township employees who “went above and beyond the call of duty” during the recent election will be receiving $500 stipends for their efforts. But questions have been raised about whether the gesture represents an unfair labor practice and if it could come back to haunt the board at a later date. The stipends were approved for […]
DAVISON TWP. — The Davison Township Board of Trustees approved the township’s five-year parks and recreation plan, Nov. 18. Cynthia Todd, director of planning services for the Spicer Group, the consulting firm that prepared the plan, gave a presentation at the public hearing prior to the unanimous vote to approve the 2025-29 document. She said this is the township’s update […]
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