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Eight volunteers ...
from Lowe’s Gaylord are pictured on Oct. 14 in front of one of the three Habitat for Humanity homes on Pine Street in Hillman. The Lowe’s red vest crew, led by Manager Gary Timmons, provided lumber and built three raised garden boxes for Habitat for Humanity Northeast Michigan homeowners. Pictured with the Lowe’s crew are Habitat NEMI staff members Darby Hinkley and Jennifer Nestell.
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Lowe’s grants $102K to Habitat for Humanity
Northeast Michigan to support home repair projects
Habitat for Humanity Northeast Michigan has received a $102,000 grant from Lowe’s to help repair at least 12 homes within their coverage area of Alpena, Alcona, Montmorency, Presque Isle, and Oscoda counties. >>
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Electric vehicle charging station discussed by Briley Twp. Board
Board members of Briley Township received an estimate for the initial cost of having a third party manage and maintain the charging station for electric vehicles in Atlanta. >>
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Escaped Crawford County
inmate quickly captured
A Crawford County inmate who escaped on Oct. 26 was captured within hours. >>
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Marion Mae Kelley
Rhonda K. Reed
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