Learning to keep our water clean
Learn with St. Ann students about how pollutants enter our water system and ways that you can help keep the environment healthy.
Read StoryNew Hope Shelter to hold open house Sunday
To raise awareness during Homeless Awareness Week, designated as November 15-22, the New Hope Shelter for men and one of three New Hope Shelters for families is hosting an open house at 814 Lynn Street in Cadillac. Refreshments will be served, and director Brenda Wright will be there to answer questions.
Fewer police, more crimes
By Kayla Kiley
Cadillac News
Criminal activity and the economic downturn seem to go hand-in-hand.
"In troubled times, when people get desperate, they do desperate things (which sometimes is criminal activity)," said Capt. Matt Wohlfeill of the Cadillac Police Department.
Michigan State Police Trooper Harold Falan said that locally, crimes are on the rise.
"Larcenies are up, no question," said Falan, noting that the number of people who are breaking into cars is up a "horrible number."
"I sure have taken a lot more (reports) than I have in the past."
Find out more about criminal activity in the area and how you can help out the local law enforcement.
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Phil Potvin running for state House
Phil Potvin points to his connections as a businessman and his life-long history of public service as benefits as he plans to run for state representative.
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