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Custer man arrested for domestic violence, tampering with electronic communications

June 3, 2014

CUSTER TWP. — Mason County sheriff deputies arrested a 37-year-old Custer man Monday morning for domestic violence and tampering with electronic communications. The arrest occurred at 6:02 a.m. in the 900 block of East Decker Road. The man was arrested after he fled the scene of the assault and was found hiding on the property in the woods east of…

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The Loft Session debuts at Scottville band shell; features ’60s, ’70s covers

June 2, 2014
The Loft Session debuts at Scottville band shell; features ’60s, ’70s covers

SCOTTVILLE – Awesome Distraction kicked off the Scottville Clown Band Summer Concert Series last week and the lineup for this year’s Tuesday night concerts looks like another great group of performances. Mason County Press Correspondent Kate Krieger met up with Jeff Voss member of The Loft Session, who will be taking the stage for the first time together as a…

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Celebrating success in Scottville Tuesday

June 2, 2014

SCOTTVILLE — The Scottville Main Street will hold a Celebrating Success event Tuesday afternoon. The event will features door prizes and live music from Cats-N-Jammers in the mall. A ribbon cutting honoring Cole’s Antique Village on North Main Street will be held as well. Most downtown merchants will be offering specials along with door prizes. West Shore Bank will also…

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Scottville commission tables chicken request

June 2, 2014

By Rob Alway. Editor-in-Chief. SCOTTVILLE — A Scottville resident wants to legally have chickens in her yard rather than continue to violate the city’s ordinance. The resident, at 410 S. Main St., has been raising poultry in her yard for several years and was apparently not aware that Scottville city ordinance requires permission from city commission to raise non-domestic. City…

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MCC no longer offering physicals to athletes; alternatives available

June 2, 2014

SCOTTVILLE — Mason County Central will not be offering its traditional $10 physicals for athletes this spring for the upcoming 2014-2015 school year. “Unfortunately it has become too big of a liability for the medical community to continue this practice in the school,” Athletic Director Tim Genson said. The school does have an agreement with Dr. Michelle Kuster of All…

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