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Command Sergeant... Major Dale Clarmont describes those who serve in the military at the Atlanta’s first Vet Fest on July 15.

Armed robbery in Hillman, police seek suspect
According to a press release from the Montmorency County Sheriff Department, on July 15, 2017 at 10:05 p.m., their office investigated a reported armed robbery at Charly O's Pizzeria in downtown Hillman.

The victim was an employee and was said to be leaving the business for the night after closing, with cash from the days transactions. The small amount of cash was taken, along with a purse belonging to the employee.

No injuries were sustained in the incident, however the victim reported that the suspect brandished a black handle hunting knife.

The suspect is described as a white male, about 5'8", 180 lbs, possibly in his late 20's to early 30's in age and was wearing a ski mask at the time of the robbery.

Due to the ongoing investigation, no further details will be released at this time. Anyone with information about this incident is urged to contact the Sheriff's office at 989-785-4238.

Atlanta Vet Fest kicks off grand opening of the new Waterfront Pavilion in Briley Twp. Park
Atlanta’s first Vet Fest had a great start with beautiful weather, an impressive turnout, sincere speakers, a variety of musical acts, raffles and games for children. >> Full Story

Montmorency County receives clean audit for FY 2017
County revenues were down more than $500,000 last year, according to an audit report presented by Mark Sandula, CPA. >> Full Story

Antlerless deer license applications on sale now
The Michigan Department of Natural Resources reminds hunters that the application period for antlerless deer licenses opened July 15, and runs through Aug. 15. >> Full Story

Death Notices
Daniel A. Hofer

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