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Lania Rocha's coverage indicates a focus on local news, particularly related to community events, city planning, and schools within the United States, Michigan, specifically Flint Township. Her articles often include government announcements and event coverage.
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GRAND BLANC TWP. — The next three years will bring significant improvements to the network of nonmotorized pathways in Grand Blanc Township. The Genesee County Metropolitan Planning Commission is taking the lead in a five-year, $80 million series of projects designed to connect the patchwork of local pathways that wind through the county enroute to nowhere in particular. “They’re placed […]
GRAND BLANC TWP. — Grand Blanc Township residents who don’t mow their lawns and don’t read their violation notices could be in for some surprises this summer. Township officials have streamlined the procedure for issuing violations and getting those long lawns mowed in order to free up some time for the code enforcement officers to spend on other issues. In […]
GRAND BLANC — Rachel O’Mara, the lead nurse for Grand Blanc Community Schools, has been named School Nurse of the Year by the Michigan Association of School Nurses. O’Mara was selected for her leadership and dedication to student health, efforts to train staff on crucial medical concerns such as allergies, asthma and seizure management, and advocacy for wellness. O’Mara became […]
GRAND BLANC — The Grand Blanc community turned out in a big way to help restock the shelves at the local food pantry, just when it was needed most. The semi-annual Feed the Bus food drive for FISH of Grand Blanc resulted in donations of 6,640 pounds of food and $7,086 in monetary contributions, said Barb Smith, FISH chairwoman. “It’s […]
GRAND BLANC TWP. — Representatives from five southern Genesee County municipalities will spend some time this summer studying the potential for collaborating on certain public safety services. Grand Blanc Township has joined with the City of Fenton and Fenton, Mundy and Atlas townships to perform a cursory examination of each community’s current and “reasonable future” fire service needs, and opportunities […]
GRAND BLANC TWP. — The aroma of a campfire. The twang of a mandolin. The warmth of the sun, a gentle breeze and a chicken with a crazy hairdo. It was all part of Perry Pioneer Day, an interactive retrospective of 19th century life on an authentic Grand Blanc Township homestead. Perry Pioneer Day took place Saturday, May 30, at […]
GRAND BLANC TWP. — Not so long ago, Grand Blanc Township’s Department of Public Works staff had to park the trucks and plows and diggers in sheds and garages located here and there. The running joke was, if something went missing, how long would it take for someone to notice. Fortunately, that’s not an issue anymore. On Monday, June 8, […]
By: Lania Rocha
GRAND BLANC TWP. — The folks in charge of determining how to distribute the money from the Grand Blanc Relief Fund will begin exploring options with select focus groups. The fund was established last fall, spurred by a $250,000 donation from the Charles Stewart Mott Foundation, in response to the tragic events at the Grand Blanc Church of Christ of […]
SWARTZ CREEK — The Swartz Creek Board of Education has formally reprimand two fellow board members. At the Wednesday, June 10, meeting, the school board voted 4-3 to censure Secretary Andrea Fick for not disclosing her participation in an April 15, 2025, meeting with then-Superintendent Rod Hetherton and other administrators in which the potential sale of Morrish Elementary was reportedly […]
By: Lania Rocha
SWARTZ CREEK — Cornerstone Baptist Church invites the community to commemorate America’s 250th birthday at the annual Freedom Celebration and fireworks spectacular. The celebration will take place Tuesday, June 30, on the church grounds, 6273 Miller Rd. The festivities will begin at 7 p.m. “We realize we’ve been blessed with the freedom we have here and we want to honor […]
