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Making sense of our lives, sharing our stories

October 9, 2013
Making sense of our lives, sharing our stories

The Kitchen Sink. A blog by Stephanie Wagner. My husband shared with me a few weeks ago that he likes reading my blog, “because I make more sense to him” after reading it.  After sitting with that for a bit, I realized that I make more sense to me after writing it too. When I started writing, I never really…

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2 arrested in connection with Free Soil breaking & entering

October 9, 2013
2 arrested in connection with Free Soil breaking & entering

LUDINGTON — Two men have been arrested in connection to a breaking and entering incident in Free Soil. Deputies from the Mason County Sheriff’s Office have arrested Joel Anthony Patterson, 27, Scottville and Christopher Joseph Watson, 30, Ludington, in connection to the incident that took place in the 3500 block of East Hardwood Road on Monday, Oct. 7 between midnight…

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More temps in the ’70s today.

October 9, 2013
More temps in the ’70s today.

Superior Electric Outdoor Report. Ludington and Pentwater: Sunny with temperatures reaching 71 degrees F. Temperatures tonight will decrease to 41 degrees F with clear skies. Humidity this afternoon: 63%; wind: south-southwest at 11 mph. Scottville: Sunny with temperatures reaching 71 degrees F. Temperatures tonight decreasing to 45 degrees F with clear skies. Humidity: 50%; wind: south-southwest at 10 mph.  

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Chamber hires Larson for business development role

October 9, 2013
Chamber hires Larson for business development role

LUDINGTON — The Ludington and Scottville Area Chamber of Commerce has hired Matt Larson as a regional business development consultant.  Larson will serve in this newly created business development position becoming the information hub to help foster small businesses and entrepreneurs.  This role will serve as another resource and solution for individuals to receive assistance with their business or business…

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Case against Phillips based on circumstantial evidence

October 8, 2013
Case against Phillips based on circumstantial evidence

By Rob Alway. Editor-in-Chief. LUDINGTON — The case against Sean Michael Phillips — the man accused of killing his infant daughter — is based on a variety of circumstantial evidence collected through testimony and by Sean’s own writing. MCP has acquired a copy of the transcript from the Oct. 4, 2013 probable cause hearing that determined murder charges would be…

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