Mulliken council votes to switch auditors, moves toward sidewalk snow-removal ordinance
The Mulliken village council spent much of its February meeting working through numbers for the new budget year and cleaning
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News and opinion for Michigan, Eaton County, and the Mulliken area
Michigan News
Dingell urges pause on U-M Ypsilanti data center
U.S. Rep. Debbie Dingell has called for a pause on the University of Michigan’s planned $1.25‑billion high‑performance computing facility in
Eaton County
Lansing man bound over for trial in Eaton County murder case
Aaron Paul Mousseau, 32, has been bound over for trial in connection with the February 2026 murder of Vincent Beeman,
Ingham County
Ingham County events highlight local culture and music
Ingham County residents can enjoy a variety of cultural events this week, beginning on Wednesday, September 16. The Cleats Bar
Opinion
Republican Socialism: Bailouts for the Boardroom, Bootstraps for Everybody Else
Call it what it is: Republican Socialism. Private profit, publicly insured. That's the actual economic doctrine that's run through Republican
Village of Mulliken
Prospective tenant walks away from village’s elevator building after clash over cleanup payment
The man who had been expected to lease the village-owned elevator property at 345 Main Street told the Mulliken council
National
Groups urge RCMP to disclose gun details from Tumbler Ridge shooting
Five gun‑control advocacy groups have urged the RCMP to release details about the firearms used in the February 10 mass
Money
Senate fails to advance Clarity Act, markets stall on digital asset bill
On Tuesday, the Senate failed to advance the Clarity Act to the floor for a formal vote, stalling the digital
Local News
Subaru Forester rolls over in Greenville crash at West Washington and Maplewood
A dark gray Subaru Forester overturned at the intersection of West Washington Street (M‑57) and South Maplewood Drive in Greenville
The Time Shadow TheoryA Scientific Examination of Hauntings
Ghost sightings have held human attention for generations. Tales of transparent figures gliding through corridors or eerie footsteps echoing in
Read MoreThe Peril of Undermining the Constitution: Addressing Illegal Immigration Without Sacrificing the 14th Amendment
The United States is in the midst of a significant illegal immigration crisis, with enormous consequences for the nation’s economy,
Read MoreHypocrisy in Policy: TikTok Bans, Chinese Land Ownership, and the Left’s Selective Outrage
The United States has long grappled with balancing national security, economic interests, and the principles of individual freedom. Recent controversies
Read MoreMedia’s Inaccuracy on Trump’s Water Policy Claims: What Really Happened?
Former President Donald Trump’s claims about California’s water management policies have been dismissed or mischaracterized in mainstream media as exaggerated
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Mulliken adds second maintenance worker, sets new sidewalk snow policy after contract dispute
The village council voted to keep its maintenance worker on staff but scaled back his duties and agreed to hire
Read MoreWhispering Pines, Guiding Light: A Balanced Path for Michigan’s Energy Future
A major new solar initiative in Michigan plans to use around 400 to 500 acres of land, and it aims
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Shadows of History: A Deeper Reflection on Modern Authoritarian Tendencies
Throughout the centuries, one community in particular has borne witness to how swiftly a society can move from rhetoric to
Read MoreWhitmer’s Speed Camera Scam: Flashy Tickets, Empty Logic
The introduction of speed cameras in Michigan work zones, as greenlit by Governor Gretchen Whitmer, is deeply concerning—not because of
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Mulliken council weighs owning its own leaf-pickup equipment, plans sidewalk and street repairs for next year
The Mulliken village council welcomed new board members at the start of Tuesday's meeting before approving the minutes from the
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