Abby Welsh
Detroit Free Press
Lansing, MI, United States
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Police ID person who sent Howell schools threat
Michigan State Police confirm the tweet was sent from a user in North Carolina. → Read More
LESA offers adult education programs
The Livingston Educational Service Agency now offers a program for adults over the age of 21 who are seeking to complete their high school diploma, GED or acquire basic skills in math and reading. → Read More
Cleary named best value for students
Center of Michigan publication names Cleary University one of best values for Michigan college students → Read More
Walk for Warmth helps keep heat on
OLHSA opens registrations for 26th annual Walk for Warmth to help those in need this winter → Read More
SAT only option starting this spring
Brighton organizations only offers SAT practice test to help teens struggling before the taking the real one → Read More
Bundle up and head to a campground
Residents continue to camp in a tent regardless of the snow on the ground → Read More
Pinckney preps for an 'orange out'
Pinckney High School students prep for an 'orange out' to educate community on anti-bullying → Read More
Howell teens win Detroit Auto Show art competition
Donovan Mattson and classmate Bryen Gatt have won a competition to have their posters appear in this year’s annual event. → Read More
Howell kids create Detroit Auto Show posters
Detroit Auto Show to feature posters from Howell students → Read More
2 Pinckney students get new attorneys
Nicklaus Haggerty Lefebvre, 17, gets new preliminary exam date set → Read More
Rape allegations rock Pinckney
Some Pinckney High School students expressed support of the boys, others in support of the victim. → Read More
Canton man charged with terrorism in school threats
Scott Richard Parker faces four counts of making a threat of terrorism for threats via Twitter involving four Howell area schools. → Read More
Terrorism charge for man who tweeted 'killing kids'
Scott Richard Parker faces arraignment Friday in Livingston County District Court → Read More
Millage helps Pinckney get out of deficit
The recently passed LESA special education millage aims to help Pinckney Community Schools get out of deficit in 2 years → Read More
Sierra Club hikes into the winter
The chilly weather hasn’t stopped the hiking trips of the Crossroads Group of the Sierra Club before — and it won’t now. On Saturday, the group will hike 5 miles of the Penosha Trail at the Brighton Recreation Area, 6360 Chilson Road in Genoa Township, from 1-3:30 p.m. Hiking is one of the Sierra Club’s favorite and most popular activities, and the hikes are held year round. “We typically have a… → Read More
Foster kids find forever families
A 69-year-old woman decides to foster and adopt foster children → Read More
Pinckney district makes AP honor roll
Pinckney Community Schools 1 of 15 in Michigan to earn placement on the College Board's AP Honor Roll → Read More
Arc board members resign
The Arc of Livingston is in trouble. As of late Monday night, seven members resigned within a week, leaving the Livingston County special needs community questioning what exactly is going on. The board appointed former family advocate, Anne Richardson, as the the interim director in the mean time. Those who resigned include Executive Director Shelia Shegos, Arc board Co-President Kim Hughes,… → Read More
ARC executive director resigns
ARC executive director resigns, board still discussing options for a new director → Read More
Snack Pack drive returns
The Livingston Educational Service Agency is bringing back its annual Snack Pack Drive, which runs today through Dec. 14. LESA officials said previous years have been successful, but they believe they will earn even more this year. "Last year we were able to create 330 snack packs and 20 emergency food kits for our homeless children and families in Livingston County," said Candice Uyttendaele,… → Read More