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Sheriff’s office investigating possible drug use following US 10 crash.

February 6, 2018

Sheriff’s office investigating possible drug use following US 10 crash. #MasonCountyNews. CUSTER TOWNSHIP — Deputies from Mason County Sheriff’s Office are investigating a single vehicle crash that took place Monday, Feb. 5, on US 10 near Schoenherr Road. The crash involved a 40-year-old Fountain woman who was driving a Ford Fusion. According to Sgt. Eric Soneral, a MCSO drug recognition…

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Jaycees 2018 board of directors.

February 6, 2018

Jaycees 2018 board of directors. LUDINGTON — The 2018 Ludington Area Jaycees Board of Directors assumed their official roles as of January 1. Officers include: Seated, from left: Eric Lund, individual development vice president; Cory Rickett, president. Standing from left, Zach Mitchell, management development vice president; Katie Provenzano, secretary; Lexi Alvesteffer, chairman of the board; Dave Kosla, director; Kim Johnson,…

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Scottville native Chloe Kimes releases debut single, ‘I’ll Be Going.’

February 5, 2018

Scottville native Chloe Kimes releases debut single, ‘I’ll Be Going.’ #MasonCountyTalent #SpartanProud. By Rob Alway, Editor-in-Chief. NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Life is filled with milestones. One of the biggest milestones in a person’s life is leaving home and defining one’s self. That was the inspiration for  “I’ll Be Going,” singer/songwriter Chloe Kimes’ debut single now available for purchase. The 19-year-old Scottville…

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Hamlin Twp. veteran Eric Lund learning to use donor arms.

February 5, 2018

Hamlin Twp. veteran Eric Lund learning to use donor arms. This story is being posted on MCP by permission from our news partner UpNorthLive.com/TV 7&4.  See video here. BALTIMORE, Md. – Hamlin Township veteran Eric Lund is recovering at a Baltimore hospital after receiving a rare transplant. In 2012, Lund, then a sergeant in the United States Army National Guard lost…

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Hospital announces new director of inpatient services.

February 5, 2018

Hospital announces new director of inpatient services. LUDINGTON — Ann “Kate” Gosselin has recently been appointed as the new director of inpatient services at Spectrum Health Ludington Hospital. Gosselin has recently started her new position at the hospital while concurrently working in Ann Arbor as clinical assistant professor in the Department of Systems Leadership Effectiveness Science at University of Michigan…

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